Bush Retreats on Title IX Revisions

Aug 13, 2003

Bush Retreats on Title IX Revisions
Opponents vow to continue efforts to weaken law
By Ben Hammer

WASHINGTON

The U.S. Department of Education in early July announced it would not alter its enforcement of the 1972 law known as Title IX that has led to a dramatic increase in women’s participation in athletics, heading off challenges to the law by an administration panel considering its alteration.

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