Letter: A man's comment on a woman's conduct

Sunday 26 January 1997 00:02 GMT

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After what Chris Blackhurst described as Nicola Horlick's extraordinary publicity-seeking performance, city personnel directors clearly face a problem. If, as he suggests, they can no longer appoint women, whatever are they to do? Men are presumably already ruled out (a long list of examples could start with Robert Maxwell). Maybe they'll just have to make do with people.

Susan Whitfield

Notting Hill and Ealing High School,

London W13

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