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Title IX Takes on Science
Men once greatly outnumbered women in collegiate athletics—Title IX brought equality. Men currently outnumber women in science—could Title IX have the same effect?
7.18.2008 at 08:22pm - Comment by LentzThe main problem with this is that they already offer plenty of scholarships and other incentives to women to pursue degrees in science related fields. This use of Title IX just seems like over kill in trying to get more women into science, as many of you already said every one is allowed to chose their career path.
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