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[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: Title IX and equality
Holy cow, I graduated class of 65 from Mamaroneck! I'm looking for my yearbooks! and the sailing team was Mamaroneck students but not affiliated with the school Kathie Humes -----Original Message----- From: Assessment Reform Network Mailing List [mailto:ARN-L@listsrva.CUA.EDU]On Behalf Of kber Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 10:24 AM To: ARN-L@listsrva.CUA.EDU Subject: Re: Title IX and equality Mike Kluznik wrote: > Female sports never was limited to cheerleading squads. Up until the late > 60s or early 70s, you had GAA, girls' athletic association. It was a form > of intramural sports. I don't know about where you lived, but there was NO girl's athletic association in my school. I graduated in 1963 from Mamaroneck HS, just outside of NYC. Boys had football, basketball, baseball, track, bowling, cross-country, swimming and riflery. Girls had cheerleading, twirling, and sailing. And girls received no school letters or letter sweaters for any of their three activities. Ken Bernstein -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the ARN-L list, send command SIGNOFF ARN-L to LISTSERV@LISTS.CUA.EDU. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the ARN-L list, send command SIGNOFF ARN-L to LISTSERV@LISTS.CUA.EDU.
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