Title IX and its uncertain impact on college athletics
Administrators weigh the meaning of Title IX the Educational Amendments of 1972 and the June 18 1974 HEW guidelines. Potential effects include spending equalization grants and scholarships for girls and boys and mandatory cross gender sports offerings. Concerns center on cost and program viability for schools like USC and LBC High School.
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Paul Dietzel
University of South Carolina
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
United States
HEW
Ford
Hank Caver
L-B-C
Nieman-Marcus
USC
Committee For
Helen Timmermans
Direc
Caspar Wineberger
Wineberger
Lou Mathis
Public Information Office
Tradition Is A Tough Opponent For North Augusta Girls
Coach Diane Shuler, at North Augusta High School, argues tradition and discrimination hobble girls sports compared with boys. She urges equal funding and programs across volleyball, track, gymnastics, and other activities, noting limited coaching and opportunities for scholarships.
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Diane Shuler
North Augusta High School
Jackettes
Shuler
Bowman
Cording
Carolina
Baptist College
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