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What future for universities

Many of my colleagues have expressed both astonishment and dismay at the article 'What future for the universities?' by Professor J M A Lenihan in the November issue of the Physics Bulletin (p480). For, instead of looking to the future, Professor Lenihan dwells morbidly on the past or at best sums up the present state of universities in uncomplimentary terms.