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TITLE IX IN THE BALANCE? … “In many places girls are still relegated to chewed-up baseball diamonds, late-night pool practices or lousy coaches. Unless individuals can force redress, these inequities will persist, and a landmark law will wither to a meaningless statement of good intentions.” … the sign-off paragraph of a 12-3-04 Los Angeles Times editorial—entitled “A Most Uneven Playing Field”—referring to the Title IX case currently being deliberated by the US Supreme Court. (see 'Seven Old Men and Two Ladies Will Rule on Title IX Case' excerpt posted yesterday on College Athletics Clips)
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November 15, 2004

TITLE IX IN THE BALANCE?

“In many places girls are still relegated to chewed-up baseball diamonds, late-night pool practices or lousy coaches. Unless individuals can force redress, these inequities will persist, and a landmark law will wither to a meaningless statement of good intentions.” … the sign-off paragraph of a 12-3-04 Los Angeles Times editorial—entitled “A Most Uneven Playing Field”—referring to the Title IX case currently being deliberated by the US Supreme Court.