LOCAL COMMENT: No steps back for women in sports
Detroit Free Press, June 21, 2006
By Angela Ruggiero


Title IX changes could stifle dreams
USA Today, 06.22.2006
Tamika Catchings


Don't make girls prove they want to play; just make sure they can
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 06.28.2006
Guest Opinion: Jennie Finch


The Department Of Education's "Clarification" Of Title IX Policy Undermines The Law And Threatens The Gains Women And Girls Have Made In Sports
National Women's Law Center
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Survey Says: Don't Roll Back Title IX
Marcia D. Greenberger

In less than a week, March Madness will close with the crowning of new NCAA men's and women's basketball champions. Thirty years ago, women's teams would not have been part of this perennial spring ritual.

Title IX Critic Approved by Judiciary Committee, Despite Questionable Record
From Feminist Daily News Wire, April 14, 2005

The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved Thomas Griffith for a seat on the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Griffith was approved 14-4, with Democratic Senators Patrick Leahy (VT), Edward Kennedy (MA), Joseph Biden (DE) and Russell Feingold (WI) voting against him. Griffith will now face a full Senate vote.

New Federal Policy Eases Rules for Colleges to Prove Compliance with Title IX in Sports
By Welch Suggs, Chronicle of Higher Education, March 22, 2005


Supreme Court Rules Title IX Protects Whistleblowers
Coaches, teachers may sue if they are fired for complaining on behalf of others...
By Hope Ye, AP


Staying Alert with Title IX Issues & Events
By Sally Jenkins, Indianapolis, April 2, 2005


Justices Ask for U.S. Views On Title IX Case
By Caroline Hendrie, Education Week


The Impact of Title IX
by Jennifer Alley


Paige Creates Blue-Ribbon Panel To Examine Ways To Strengthen Enforcement, Expand Opportunity To Ensure Fairness For All
 (June 27, 2002)