Set in a women's college (based on Mount Holyoke) and then at a restaurant six years later, it features a group of friends bantering over the vague promises of their bright futures.
There is a need for passive preventive measures, such as redesigned domestic cooking and eating areas, safer electrical kettles and temperature control devices for bathrooms.
There are a flag plaza, dining balls, games' information and NOC service centers, parking lot, various sports venues, laundries, shops and so on in the Village.
After their release from the communes in the early 1980s, rural entrepreneurs left their villages to establish restaurants, laundries, and small manufacturing businesses in major cities.
Pat pried it open with his penknife, and the whole house-front swung back, and - there you were, gazing at one and the same moment into the drawing-room and dining-room, the kitchen and two bedrooms.
At the main entrance is a community center, which houses a puppet theater, workshop, and a bakery that prepares fresh bread daily for one of the restaurants.