Title IX enactment remembered at SRU 45 years later
By A Mystery Man Writer
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When Title IX was enacted in 1972, the most memorable and visible change for women student-athletes were new uniforms. That’s what Wilma Cavill, then a women’s swimming coach at Slippery Rock University first recalls, which is somewhat fitting because the law sought to bring uniformity to how men and women were treated at colleges and universities.
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