NWCA Statement on the Department of Education Response to the Title IX Lawsuit

May 29, 2002, 3:00 PM EDT

by International Olympic

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Manheim, PA -- The Department's response in federal court today to our lawsuit is standard legal procedure. It in no way diminishes the strength of our position. We look forward to responding by June 10 and remain confident of restoring Title IX to its original intent: fairness for every athlete.

NWCA Statement on the Department of Education Response to the Title IX Lawsuit

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