Kanazawa Univ. apologizes for wrongfully rejecting students

Kanazawa Univ. apologizes for wrongfully rejecting students

TOKYO, Japan - Yujiro Hayashi (2nd from L), president of the state-run Kanazawa University in Ishikawa Prefecture, and other faculty members apologize at a press conference June 18 for the university's rejection, due to computer errors, of six applicants who passed its 1997 and 1998 entrance exams.

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