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"It's not considered eating if it goes through a vein," said Yitzchok Fleischer, who inaugurated the program 10 years ago and has seen participation rise sharply.

"How are we going to make it work the second time around, if it didn't work the first time?" asked Mrs. Hada, whose school was one of five in the district that inaugurated the program this year.

Morristown was one of the first five downtown areas declared Transit Villages when the state inaugurated the program three years ago to provide planning assistance, grants and tax incentives for redevelopment around mass transit centers.

In a savvy move the visionary who inaugurated the program more than 30 years ago, José Antonio Abreu, placed it under the supervision of the social services ministry, as a way to foster citizenship and cooperation, rather than under the cultural ministry, since the arts are so prone to manipulation by shifting political regimes.

Mr. Shankar was in town to offer a workshop to inaugurate the program I Meditate NY, which provides meditation classes to deal with city stress.

In one indication of the importance Mr. Giuliani attaches to the program, he will join Mr. Levy today at Public School 48 in Washington Heights to inaugurate the program.

The dancing is "very, very secondary," according to Kim LoweNorth-Coyne, North Babylon's director of art and music, who raised $10,000 to inaugurate the program.

Nearby, on the north end of Union Square, city officials gathered to inaugurate the program's full rollout, convening a celebration that included a helmet giveaway, an obstacle course with simulated traffic conditions, and the Mr. Met mascot at one point.

To inaugurate the program, Mr. Collins, who is poet laureate of the United States and a CUNY distinguished professor, read from "Sailing Alone," and some of his other books, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art last week.

Explaining his motivation for inaugurating the program, the Signature's artistic director, James Houghton, talked about a growing sense of frustration when he mulled the usual worries about developing new audiences.

He joins the choreographer Twyla Tharp, who inaugurated the residency program last fall.