“The philosopher AC Grayling has decided that the British system of universities is so bad that the only option is to set up his own in Bloomsbury, London. He’s even asked a few of his academic mates to come along. The students lucky enough to study under Richard Dawkins, Sir David Cannadine and Ronald Dworkin QC will be very lucky indeed, for they’ll be able to afford £18,000 per year for the privilege, with no student support …” (more)
[Ben Finch, The Gown, 13 June]