The two highest-ranking executives at a Tokyo university resigned Friday after their alleged involvement in bribery came to light following the arrest of a senior education ministry official, university officials said.Masahiko Usui, the 77-year-old chairman of Tokyo Medical University's board of regents, and Mamoru Suzuki, the university's 69-year-old president, are suspected of bribing the bureaucrat in the form of assuring his son's enrollment in the university in exchange for a government subsidy for the institution, sources close to the matter have said.Usui and Suzuki are suspected of …READ FULL ARTICLE
