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Meet the future leaders of Santa Monica

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Council candidates answer to the Daily Press

Bill Bauer Philosophy on life? Reverence for all living things. What keeps you up at night? My neighbor’s barking dog. Where did you move from? Brentwood.

Richard Bloom Philosophy on life? Every person should help to heal the world. What keeps you up at night? I don’t have a problem sleeping. I’m exhausted when I go to bed. Moved from: West Hollywood.

Ken Genser Philosophy on life? God is in the details. What keeps you up at night? Worrying about family. Where did you move from? Ladera Heights/Berkeley.

Patricia Hoffman Philosophy on life? Don’t do to others what you would not have done to you. What keeps you up at night? Running for City Council. Moved from: Santa Monica.

Herb Katz Philosophy on life? It is all good; some of it is just better. What keeps you up at night? Nothing. Where did you move from? Grew up in Los Angeles.

Jonathan Mann Philosophy on life? Skeptic. (sic). What keeps you up at night? Insomnia. Where did you move from? Pico neighborhood.

Kathryn Morea Philosophy on life? If you are serious about something, commit yourself to taking action. What keeps you up at night? Bills, money and deadlines. Moved from: Venice.

Bobby Shriver Philosophy on life? What goes around, comes around. What keeps you up at night? Monsters under the bed. Where did you move from? New York City.

Maria Loya Did not respond David Cole Philosophy on life? Be honest and work hard and you will be rewarded with more than money. What keeps you up at night? Nothing really. Moved from: Pacific Palisades.

Matt Dinolfo, MD. Philosophy on life? Do onto others, as you would like them to do unto you. What keeps you up at night? My two Jack Russell terriers. Moved from: Michigan.

Michael Feinstein Philosophy on life? Son las cosas de la vida. What keeps you up at night? The peace of the night and the clarity that comes with it. Moved from: Minnesota.

Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on October 23, 2004. Read the original PDF.

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