Perhaps that’s for the moment enough of the chemistry that I was interested in doing. At the same time of course there were other aspects of being Head of the Department which are perhaps worth recalling. I was a member of Senate and we were discussing general university policies but there were many areas of student politics, for example, which were important then. Students were becoming increasingly active to become part of university governance, and slowly they indeed gained some access to sitting on Senate and its representatives. The other things that senior professors had to do, of course, was select members of staff, appoint other chemists and then sit in various faculties, plus at one stage I was Chairman of the Faculty Board, essentially Dean of the Faculty of Science. There we had to talk about the interaction between departments and how they developed because of changing things, the expansions, halls of residence. I was on the Hall of Residence Committee as well.