A conversation
A. G. Lehmann, Professor of French. University of Reading; R. S. NYHOLM,
Professor of Chemistry. University College, London: W. A. C. STEWART, Professor of Education, University College of North Staffordshire, Keele; and W. G. STONE, Director of Education at Brighton; with ASA BRIGGS,
Professor of History, University of Leeds, In the chair
The project for a new University College of Sussex at Brighton has emphalised the need for hard practical thinking about the nature of a university-its ethos, its organisation, and its curricula. Is there a basic concept linking luch very different universities as Keele and Reading, or Leeds and London; and, if so, how can it be applied to the proposed college at Brighton?