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NCAA: PG athletes 'temporarily disabled'.(NEWSWATCH)
The NCAA's Committee on Women's Athletics is designing a toolkit for schools to help them to assist pregnant student-athletes. The CWA is following the Title IX's guideline that pregnancy should be treated as a temporary disability instead of pursuing specific legislation on the topic.
The group reviewed its bylaws following media revelations of pregnant student athletes at two schools seeking abortions to retain their scholarships. The NCAA bylaw states that during the period of an athletics financial award, the amount may be ...
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