Who was there?
University of Sussex and City of Brighton from 1966 onwards
Sussex University linked people 1966 on - A Personal list - fellow students and friends
Paul Ernest, studied Philosophy. Logic and Maths. from George Eliot, William Ellis. Professor of Mathematics Education, Exeter University
Dave Fry studied Philosophy. Logic and Maths. Systems Analyst and Maths Teacher
Jan Fry, English. NGO Policy and Campaigning Director
Anne Beech, American Studies. publisher MD Pluto books, retired
Dave Buirski, physics/computing - Systems Analyst
Sister Diny Buirski
Jeanette Buirski married to DB
Robert Powell. Maths and stats. Steiner and astrology expert. Retired in Ecuador
Rick & Al, mods
Maggi Gearson - at Brighton College of Education, across the road (North London friend of Dave Fry and Marilyn Wheatcroft)
Marilyn Wheatcroft, American Studies, Producer BBC
Jude Lane, married to
Patrick Alexander (Lane), English and Philosophy, author, Miami
Susan Tracy, GF of PAL, actress
Niall Good, Brighton lad, went to Trinity College Dublin, then real estate Canada
Niall Dunlea
Lamorna Heath, Art history. author Candida Rising.
Married to Patrick Seale, author. Son Orlando.
Elder daughter Delilah Jeary with Martin Amis.
Rory, English. sadly died car crash Turkey early 70s
George Kerek, chemist, sculptor, mystic
Fanny, Chesterford Rd, NW3, friend Rory & George, went Australia
Jerry Goody (Lokamitra) leading Buddhist, India (North London friend of Dave Fry and Marilyn Wheatcroft)
Johnny White, musician and healer (North London friend of Dave Fry and Marilyn Wheatcroft)
Howard Marks (early 1970s), philosophy student turned smuggler & author of Mr Nice
Married to Judy Lane, sister of Patrick Alexander (Lane)
Geoff Conrad & friends Margo, John. Geoff studied Philosophy Logic and Maths
Steve Torrance, Philosophy. Professor Cognitive Science and Philosophy at University of Sussex. Lived in a flat upstairs from Tony Barnett who had his first teaching job in Brighton, Whitehawk
Mick Hartney, Senior Lecturer in the School of Art at the University of Brighton
John Flower, associate editor Guardian
Ian Rosenbloom, went to BBC
Mike Jones, Weybridge. Finance. studied Philosophy Logic and Maths
Cynthia Martin, still in Brighton
Pete Bell, went up North, partnered Claudine Howe
Conrad Martin (Psychology) and Wife Helen, Marine Sq, Brighton. He died in the 2010s
Pete Deadman, specialist in Chinese healing therapies, acupuncture etc founded Infinity Foods. Also musically talented (see below)
Dee, Scottish hippie girl Brighton
Richard Light, mathematician, Homerton Coolege Cambridge, and then Lake District
Peter, long haired Tibetan thanka prints guy – met him summer 66 in Kabul and Istanbul before meeting up at Uni
Paul Marx, Brigette, lived in Hove
Nick Woodifield
Nikki, Montpelier Cresc, B’ton to Muswell Hill
Robert Tasher, Wilbury Rd, Hove
Richard (Ric) Zienko
Steve Gould – met him summer 66 in Istanbul before meeting up at Uni, , from William Ellis and Aldermaston marches - see below
John Martin, from William Ellis, poet
Roger Silverman, Russian. from George Eliot, political activist and teacher
Dave Baker, from William Ellis, maths educator, lives in Brighton
Diz, Paul Disley, psychologist in Sweden
Mary Pardoe (then Mary Ensor) studied Philosophy. Logic and Maths.
Prof Diana Laurillard. studied Philosophy. Logic and Maths. Chair of Learning with Digital Technologies, UCL Knowledge Lab. Colleage of Prof. R. Noss, Prof. C. Hoyles. Married Prof. Brian Butterworth, Prof cog, Sci. interested in arithmetic and brain
Sean Linehan, chucked red paint over US envoy as Vietnam War Protest
Pete Prebble
Alan Green, William Ellis School Hampstead, moved to Brighton mid 60s, worked in nuts and bolts sales, wins buff
Brian Green, older brother of Alan, William Ellis School Hampstead, moved to Brighton mid 60s, psychotherapist living in LA
Mary, Ex wife of Brian, lives Shoreham on converted barge 'Skylark'
Sussex University Staff 1966 on
LOGIC DIVISION of MAPS
Peter Nidditch, reader in logic and philosophy of science
Walter Liedermann, professor of pure mmathematics
Dr Yoshindo Suzuki, lecturer in mathematics logic
Dr Jon Dorling- lecturer in history of sciebce
Dr Jerzy Giedymin - lecturer in philosophy of science
Dr Peter Williams - lecturer in philosophy of science
Dr Bumcrot, lecturer in mathematics logic (temp)
Dr Carlo Cellucci, lecturer in mathematics logic (temp)
Dr Aaron Sloman - lecturer in philosophy
Brian Easlea - lecturer in history and philosophy of science
Pete Deadman on violin performing with David Bowie 1969
Steve gould shares
Memories of a 13 year old Olly Swingler outrageously drunk, in a Reading school (we were housed in a school overnight) the second day of the 1961 or 1962 Easter Aldermaston March - see photo of my dad and Bertrand Russell holding the banner. I missed the first March but the second one was my introductory - I was just 11 years old - in the last year of primary school - I met one of my teachers- mr price- the one whose job it was to administer the slipper 🥿 - the young Gould was not unaware of the irony
The original 1959 March from London to aldermaston. Steve's dad in front, Bertrand Russell to his left
The organisers quickly learnt that bringing thousands of people to an obscure establishement in the middle of the country with barely any transport links was not a great idea for an ending. The the following year's march - 1960 - the first that I participated in - began at Aldermaston and ended with a huge rally in Trafalgar square. I was 15 years old, walked the whole route and had huge blisters on my feet by the end. I was acoompanied by Tony Barnett, Peter Sayers, Roger Silverman and countless other friends.
Steve gould shares
Memories of a 13 year old Olly Swingler outrageously drunk, in a Reading school (we were housed in a school overnight) the second day of the 1961 or 1962 Easter Aldermaston March - see photo of my dad and Bertrand Russell holding the banner. I missed the first March but the second one was my introductory - I was just 11 years old - in the last year of primary school - I met one of my teachers- mr price- the one whose job it was to administer the slipper 🥿 - the young Gould was not unaware of the irony
The original 1959 March from London to aldermaston. Steve's dad in front, Bertrand Russell to his left
The organisers quickly learnt that bringing thousands of people to an obscure establishement in the middle of the country with barely any transport links was not a great idea for an ending. The the following year's march - 1960 - the first that I participated in - began at Aldermaston and ended with a huge rally in Trafalgar square. I was 15 years old, walked the whole route and had huge blisters on my feet by the end. I was acoompanied by Tony Barnett, Peter Sayers, Roger Silverman and countless other friends.