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Who Will Save Susan Boyle?
The SunThe Economist reports, “Anonymous letters went to a hundred Oxford movers-and-shakers, detailing claims of sexual harassment made in 1982 against Derek Walcott, a West Indian poet fancied to win. He dropped out, leaving Arvind Mehrotra, of Allahabad University, and Ruth Padel, a great-great-granddaughter of Charles Darwin, in the race. Both condemned the smear campaign. On May 16th Ms. Padel became the first woman to win the job…Eight days later it emerged that Ms. Padel had in fact helped to spread the story of the sex scandal by e-mailing journalists with recommended reading on it.”