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Young soccer players particiapate in an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld) Stock Photo
RMW0CNPA–Young soccer players particiapate in an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld)
Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass, speaks to those gathered at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld) Stock Photo
RMW0CNPF–Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass, speaks to those gathered at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld)
Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass, escorts Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Ut, into an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld) Stock Photo
RMW0CNPY–Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass, escorts Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Ut, into an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld)
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-CA, cheers on young soccer players at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld) Stock Photo
RMW0CNR0–House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-CA, cheers on young soccer players at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld)
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-CA, left, and Sen. Hilliary Clinton, D-NY, cheer on young soccer players at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld) Stock Photo
RMW0CNPE–House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-CA, left, and Sen. Hilliary Clinton, D-NY, cheer on young soccer players at an event to high-light the positive effects of 'Title Nine', on June 22, 2005. Title Nine has given young women access to money for scholarships in sports, and has contributed to elevating the status of women in sports. The Bush administration is threatening to change to law; making is weaker and less effective according to critics. (UPI Photo/Michael Kleinfeld)
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