There is also a summary of the positive
and negative comments and a summary of the numerical evaluation."
Jane looked at Henry to see his reaction. She remembered that Lyle had
testified that all the SmurFFs were given to, and reviewed by, the dean.
Perhaps, Sam Broadhurst thought to himself, it is all I can do for her.
The panel has the information, if they choose to hear it. If there was
manipulation of the evaluation process, it wasn't a product of five
`suspicious' ones out of some two hundred that were considered valid.
Statistically, the evidence stunk and he knew it. He also
knew a lot more. Two of his children had gone through the
medical school when Diana taught in the radiology laboratory.
The dean remembered the many occasions he had seen fit to
compliment Trenchant on her teaching, saying that he was giving
her this critique first-hand from one or the other of his children.
Perhaps, thought the dean, if witchcraft was the real charge,
the panel would insist that it be proven.
Or maybe not. The administration appeared to be out for blood
and he was sure that Lyle was still licking the wounds
of a few short months ago.
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