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Thursday's almost-all-Martins program was mostly evidence for the other side.

An all-Martins program marked the completion of Peter Martins's third decade in the leadership role at NYCB.

The programming for next year's spring season honors him as one of the company's foremost choreographers: All-Martins programs appear alongside all-Balanchine and all-Robbins ones.

They can only be as good as the works they dance, and Martins programmed some bad pieces, including his sickly Barber Violin Concerto.

After several years of blockbuster events -- including the Balanchine Celebration, the company's 50th-anniversary season, major productions of "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake," and four mini-festivals of new works under the Diamond Project rubric -- Mr. Martins programmed a "normal" season.

—Martin Shkreli.

MARTIN J. OLLE, program director for Edvest, Wisconsin's college plan, managed by Strong Capital, said it uses the Strong Growth fund in three blended college savings portfolios.

Bob Peckham, a professor of French at the University of Tennessee at Martin whose own program came under threat, has made it his mission to fight the retrenchments nationwide.

Last spring, Mr. Martins expanded his program to include School of American Ballet students, choosing two that showed promise as teachers.

The junior wide receivers Paris Minor of Woodbury, N.J., and Stefan Gomes of Hyannis, Mass., have joined Matt Griffin, a former Maine assistant, at Tennessee-Martin, a Division I-AA program.

I said, 'How come I don't see you?' He says, 'I was always being beaten up in the boys locker room.' I said, 'What do you mean?' He says, 'I'm gay.' " Gail Miller, a social worker recently retired from the High School of Graphic Communication Arts (1,600 students) in Manhattan referred about 15 gay students a year to the Hetrick-Martin after-school program.