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The messages above reinforce how important it was for Ms. Woollen to leave the Phil. It is NOT about whether you like her or dislike her; it is about leadership. Since some Board members wished her to remain and some vehemently wanted her to leave there was no UNITY! Ms. Woollen (perhaps unwittingly) was a divisive influence when unity was desperately needed. There is no way that an organization can continue with such division. Hopefully, the LVPhil will move on with a more united front. I wish Ms. Crawford good luck along with a willingness to listen. It is normal to disagree, but not to have continual disarray amongst members. Just to confirm one thing: I was at the Board meeting when Ms. Street-Caldwell presented the signed "no confidence" petition signed by ALL orchestra members, so to say it did not happen is ludicrous. Las Vegas needs an orchestra; let's hope that it will continue.