Universities peddling a traditional education to well-heeled students aren't doing nearly as tough a job as those that nurture young people from less privileged backgrounds
by Stuart Bartholomew
If Julian Fellowes, author of Downton Abbey, rather than Lord Browne had led the inquiry into the funding of higher education, we would have understood the upstairs-downstairs outcome sooner and perhaps even appreciated the witty interweaving of the life chances of the social classes in the English university setting...[continued]
