From:    Charlie Shub <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Title IX compliance
> From: Adam Wodon-Around the Rinks <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject:      Re: Title IX clarification
>
> This is hyterical too -- but in a different way.  So you're saying
> let the free market rule.  If there's no opportunity, just let the
> women go to a place where there is ... well, where exactly is that
> place?  Since 99 percent of all colleges are out of compliance, then
> please tell me where that place is that's just a hotbed for women's
> sports.
>
> Well, Adam, you have OBVIOUSLY overlooked the University of Colorado
> at Colorado Springs.  We offer 10 sports at the NCAA Division II level
> and are members of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
>         cross country, both genders
>         tennis, both genders
>         basketball, both genders
>         men's golf and women's volleyball
>         women's fast pitch softball and men's soccer
> competitors, scholarship money, and staff salaries are by and large
gender
> independent.  Our gym seats 400 spectators and our workout room and
> AD's office both double as sky boxes.
>
> Oh, the relevance to college hockey, you ask.
> The school is located in Colorado Springs, the only city in The United
> States where you can see 4 (yes, 4; yes I said 4) Division I college
> hockey games in a weekend.
 
Hmmm...care to explain this Charlie?  Also, which schools (CC, Air Force,
?, ?)?
Does that funky Mountain Standard Time zone come into play?
 
What about Boston (BC, BU, Northeastern, Harvard)?  Technically, BC is in
Chestnut Hill & Harvard is in Cambridge, but I guess we'd have to define
"city".
Dave Hatfield
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