FOUR decades after she fought to save Washington Square Park and wrote "The Death and Life of Great American Cities," a seminal book that has reshaped urban planning to this day, Jane Jacobs sits on her weather-beaten front porch here, contemplating the untended meadow that is her front yard and waving to neighbors as they walk by.
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got ta love her....a frisky old lady....would love to set her up with studs terkle...who at 93 and deaf, is still putting it out there just like jane.
Jane is harmless, but she is only good for earthy bourgeoise boomers.
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