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Ormandy's death last week of pneumonia at 85 closed an important chapter of American orchestral history. Before jet travel, conductors routinely spent years in one city, patiently establishing performance traditions; by contrast, a modern music director may lead two or three orchestras at once, allocating only a few weeks a year to each. "This new crop of conductors is marvelously talented, and so eager to make a success in two minutes," Ormandy once said. "There is a very famous one who wants one leg in Berlin, one in London, one hand in Florence, the other in Paris...
voted in, it becomes a chapter," he said...
...month since that introductory meeting, however, little has happened to suggest that the establishment of a Harvard chapter is any more imminent...
...Yale, administrators contacted last week not only did not officially recognize fraternities but did not know that a Zeta Psi chapter even existed on the New Haven campus...
...Vegyar that he did not think to ask permission to poster. "The national chapter told us to poster at Harvard, so we figured they had worked everything out with the administration he said...