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THE <strong>NCAA</strong> NEWS/March 11,1992 ;urvey shows wmc of the regulations. Schultz said the current study can hc evaluated from a variety of pcrspcctives. “including the view that gcndcl~ equity in intcrcollcgiale athletics rcprcscnts a moral and not IlJst a legal imperative.” Schultt added that Title IX is only a piece of the gender-equity pu~le. “This issue is complex.” he said. “Also at play arc l’actors that range from the state of the economy to supply and demand. I hope the study will serve as the cornerstone for a long-term strategy designed to idcntily effective solutiorls and to mcrease understanding 01 the challcngcs and prcssurcs lacing administrators climate. in today’s economic “While I was disappointed to see the disparity in funds spent on rc- .SCY~ Sirr w.1’ .slio~~.c, pqy 21 Update on status of Title IX requirements Title IX Treatment of football I’itlc IX represents the principal legislative state- Foothall is not treated separately from other mcnt on gender equity that is applicable to the parts of the intercollegiate athletics program. With conduct of intercollegiate athletics. This statute, respect to financial aid, the large numhcr of athletes enacted by Congress in 1972, prohibits discrimina- needed for a football team normally increases the tion on the basis of sex in any education program or numhcr of male participants in the overall program activity receiving Federal financial assistance. and therefore increases the amount of financial aid In 19Xx, reacting to a Supreme Court decision to be allocated to men under the proportionality limltmg application of the statute to those education lest. programs actually receiving Federal assistance, With respect to other athletics program compo-
Subcommittees general was established as a primary 1992 topic for the Commission as a result of last fall’s report by the Commission’s Subcommittee on Strategic Planning, which laid out a program of work for the Commis- sion covering the next three years. That report was highlighted in the October 7. 199 I, issue of .l.hc N
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Page 13 and 14: ACC, Big Ten and Pat-IO rank as top
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