Word: stay
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Dillaway pocketed the receipt and started to leave. Before he got two steps, two bank guards had cut him off and ordered, "Stay right here; don't move." Dillaway complied dazedly...
Part of his opposition seems to be a built-in defense mechanism. Jim Hill saw the proposed orgy as a "foot-in-the-door" threat, and feared future administrations would weaken farther until rock was at WHRB to stay. "College stations with a high percentage of rock-tend to be very amateurish," he say with distaste. Amateurish is nothing WHRB wants to be. "I like it [rock]," he says, "but rock on FM would be a travesty. It would bring us new personalities and new talent--if we could fit it in with our image...
...orgies, the controlman's devotion to complication and elegance, and the station camaraderie are all steps to remaining happy while esoteric. And if few members stay active throughout their college careers, there is a steady procession of candidates who want to work and who have real technical skill and who have real technical skill and musical interest. The station has both devoted members and devoted listeners, and if it does not have a large Harvard-Radcliffe audience, WHRB considers that one of its minor worries. The college is there, but it is incidental...
...Servant Church. Hierarchical enthusiasm for the strike has been a cross for the ministers and priests of Delano, who have tried to stay neutral between the growers and vineyard workers-and have been under considerable pressure to stay neutral on the growers' side. After Archbishop McGucken endorsed the march, one vineyard spokesman warned that "the church leaders had better start looking for other financial means to carry out their radical theories." But now that Schenley has agreed to accept the union, most of the vineyards are expected to follow suit. Delano's largest grower, Di Giorgio Fruit Corp...
Singing Tone. They are never likely to cool off. They may wonder when he sits down at the piano, but they stay to pay homage to a singing tone, a clarity of expression and a restrained romanticism that weaves Chopin's Ballades into filigrees of fire, plumbs the mysteries of Beethoven, clarifies the passions of Prokofiev. Even the great Emil Gilels, a Muscovite who prefers to play by the Russian rules, agrees with the fans: "Ashkenazy is small, but the grand piano is not too big for him. He does what he wants with it. Others...