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...eclectic, divisive energy of the art form, a center of experimentation. In its "Emerging Generation" series, as many avant-garde oddities as real innovations have appeared. Overall the record is commendable: the series gave Twyla Tharp, Laura Dean and Senta Driver a widening public acceptance. Says Festival President Charles Reinhart, 50, who took over the A.D.F. in 1969: "For these kids, this is like a bullfighter appearing in Madrid. It's the big time...
...become a senior and to have the privilege of living in the Yard was a thrilling event. I have never been able to understand why lowly freshmen are now housed in those ancient buildings. Those kids probably don't even yell for Reinhart on those nights when they're all keyed up for exams. They certainly don't wear caps and gowns around the Yard in the weeks before Commencement. Perhaps nobody does nowadays...
Bruce and Barbara Reinhart of Minneapolis find that joint custody of their daughters, Jennifer, 10, and Amy Jo, 8, is manageable, but has drawbacks. "Carting possessions around is tough," says Barbara. "Suitcases, nighttime animals, half an outfit here, half there-no steady routine. The girls have to share one bedroom at both houses and they're reaching that preteen age of privacy...
...earlier novels, Berger proved himself a fine minor portraitist of the hapless, tough-talking American male: the middleclass, victimized hero of the Reinhart trilogy, the used-car salesmen and small-time gangsters in Sneaky People. Little Big Man, his burlesque epic of the wild West, and Who Is Teddy Villanova?, a brilliant imitation of the private-eye novel, displayed a notable talent for satire...
...militiamen don't seem to be lacking anything in the distance events either. With a surplus of 4:08 milers including indoor speed merchants Norm Reinhart and Dan McCafferty, Army appears to be more than just a threat...