Our floor would be ill-equipped to cope with an emergency The Chief Stair Warden, a single civic-minded girl at the time of her appointment, has got married and gone to Jackson Heights where she is preoccupied with maternity.
Originally played by Shirley Knight, Dorothea is a sweet, deluded single civics teacher waiting nervously for a telephone call that will never come.
It did not secure a single parliamentary or civic seat in the predominantly Muslim coastal island of Mombasa and fared equally dismally in other Muslim areas.
In Smithtown, where the town zoning code calls for a minimum lot size of one acre for each single-family house, civic leaders battled the Kings Park developers' original plan to build 3,031 housing units on 361 acres.
In his theoretical works he sought to unite the political word and the political deed in a single, dynamic ideal of civic and political responsibility - and this is where he surely stands as a true model for the politicians of today.
Why, asked Nuzhat Ali, the women's coordinator of the Islamic Society of Britain in Bradford, should Muslim children be singled out for civics lessons?
"Because this work has proliferated outside the boundaries of any single profession, political philosophy or civic tradition, many local leaders and organizers don't know where to turn for advice and assistance," according to Leighninger.
The other is television, the heavy watching of which, Putnam says, is "the single most consistent predictor" of low civic engagement.
It is also too early to say whether a single website will reverse decades of civic decline: meetup.com is only three years old and has just started charging, with unpredictable consequences.Still, the growth is impressive.
Places like G Street are the skeletal civic structures that threaten single-party rule.
Suicide bombers killed 56 commuters in London -- and in the process shook New Yorkers, if momentarily, from their single-minded pursuit of post 9/11 civic normality.
