It's hard to imagine that thirty-five years ago, young women were not admitted into many colleges and universities, athletic scholarships were rare and math and science was a realm reserved for boys. In those days, girls took P.E. and learned square dancing instead of playing sports. They studied home economics instead of training for 'male-oriented' (read: higher paying) trades. Girls could become teachers and nurses, but not principals, and they didn't get tenure and weren't appointed college presidents. Click on the picture above to go to the Title IX website for more information and stories.