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  • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1976 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN PAGE 3 Anti - discrimination on campuses (CPS)-lt's all trial and error these days as colleges and universities around the nation try to apply federal anti-discrimination laws to their own campuses. And nowhere is the confusion more evident than in the athletic provisions of the Title IX guidelines. Colleges and universities were given three years to even up their men's and women's athletics departments, although the Office of Civil Rights did not set quotas or fixed percentages for salaries, scholarships and equipment. This left the individual schools with the responsibility of interpreting the law and applying it to themselves. Many schools are reluctant to do so. With athletic budgets decreasing at many schools, and even the big football powers losing money, much of the money for the women's programs comes directly from the men's share. Although women's collegiate athletics have grown by leaps and bounds in the past year, they still amount to only a fraction of the men's departments. At Kansas University, for instance, women's athletics received only $9,300 in 1973. This year, the department was given $132,000 for their women's teams. Meanwhile the men's department received more than $2 million for their sports prog- grams. It's the same story at hundreds of other schools. This year women's sports at Marshall University (W. Va.) make up only two or three percent of total budget of the athletic program, about $25,000. At Oklahoma State University (OSU), the women's department is receiving less than 14 percent of the $1.7 million allo cated for the men's teams. The men "are not at all interested in supporting us," OSU's women's athletic director complained. In addition to the often grudgingly given funds, women coaches and athletic directors have run into other Title IX related problems. Many fear that equalizing the budgets for men and women will only force women into the same binds men's collegiate sports now face. Women coaches are wondering whether recruiting athletes for big scholarships will become an administrative obligation for the women's departments. "We don't like to go out and recruit people with dollar bills," the University of Minnesota's women's athletic director explained. "We don't want a carbon copy of the men's program. Women's sports are for the individual." Giving money to female athletics will also force more committment from them and intensify the intercollegiate competition among women. "Women are going to have to become more serious about their teams," Iowa State University's women's athletics director warned. It would be difficult to develop expanded programs for losing teams, she said. The only immediate action set by the Title IX guidelines for college athletic departments is an evaluation which must be made of the athletics programs by this July. The schools are responsible for assessing their own programs and comparing them to the federal guidelines. If the schools find inequitable treatment of men and women, they must bring their programs up to the Title IX standard. Women's athletic directors and coaches at some schools are finding this to be fraught with political problems. At a national convention for women in sports held recently, some women complained that they were certain the Sierra discusses extension The program meeting of the WENOC group of the Sierra Club will be held in the auditorium of the Blue Ridge Technical Institute, Hendersonville, this Wednesday at 7:30. Joe Brown, superintendent of the Blue Ridge Parkway, will address the group on "The extension of the Blue Ridge Parkway." Non-members are cordially invited to attend and urged to participate in the discussion. Anyone wishing to make a statement is asked to bring same in typed form. There will be a question and answer period. John L. Caly of Hendersonville will preside in the absence of the chairman, Rich Maggi. Supt. Brown will bring a large map and outline three proposals which are under consideration for an extension of the Parkway. He will also give a summary of the hearings held recently in Brevard, Sylva and Highlands on this subject. athletic department men were not planning to include them in the evaluation process. Others feared that the men's department would submit its own recommendations to the administration in addition to the one done by the designated committee. The struggle for the college athletic budget will probably continue at least three more years. 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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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