A medical university in Tokyo that was recently found to have manipulated entrance exam scores to discriminate against female applicants has chosen its first woman president, its officials said Thursday.Yukiko Hayashi, head of pathophysiology at Tokyo Medical University's School of Medicine, beat her sole rival -- a male pediatrician -- in an election involving professors on Wednesday. She is expected to officially assume the top post next Tuesday upon approval by the board of regents.Her predecessor Mamoru Suzuki stepped down in July after his alleged involvement in bribery came to light. …READ FULL ARTICLE
