+(via+Knight-Ridder%2fTribuneNews+Service) "The News-Sentinel (Fort Wayne, Ind.) (via Knight-Ridder/TribuneNews Service)")
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Taking a hit: while women's programs flourished under Title IX, men's athletics suffered.
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Byline: Dave Benson
FORT WAYNE, Ind. _ Zerian Peterson had just finished track practice at Bowling Green State University this spring when head coach Sterling Martin announced there would be a short meeting afterward.
Peterson's mind raced as he tried to think about the meeting's subject matter. Was it an update about a practice? Was it an update about a meet?
It was much worse than that.
"Our athletic director, Paul Krebs, just came o...
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The ongoing battle over Title IX
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Staring Down the Elephant: College Football and Title IX Compliance
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