program’s cut from major universities, programs with deep roots in the college. * Syracuse University - University had a men's wrestling team since 1922. Last January, the university announced that it was pulling the plug on the team, a team that was nationally ranked, and also dumping its men's gymnastics program* UCLA - the men's swimming team got the ax, a program that produced 22 Olympic competitors* Boston University - Division I football was killed, ending a 91-year run* Illinois State - cut wrestling and men’s soccer*Notre Dame - cut wrestling*Princeton - cut wrestling*Michigan State University - Cut men’s gymnastics*Miami University of Ohio - Cut Wrestling*Brigham Young - Cut Wrestling*University of New Mexico - Cut Wrestling“In a recent two year period, 24 colleges and universities did away with men's wrestling. Another 31 dropped men's golf. Men's gymnastic teams on campus, numbering 133 in 1975, are down to less than 30.” [23] All of this, done to meet the gender proportionality mandate. While this is mostly a NCAA phenomenon, it has its roots at the high school level. High schools have the responsibility of preparing their students for college, and assuring their students get in. In order to better assure a student a chance at a non-academic scholarship, high schools baby their football programs and following in the NCAA footsteps, they cut the minority sports. Title IX has become nondiscrimination to women and the epitome of discrimination to men. [22]“With college sports, it's the government funds on campus that make schools subject to the coercive dictates of regulators. With malls and hunting, there's also the clear existence of government funds, with roads, licensing, police, sewers, etc. If the bureaucrats are right about the sexes being no different, i.e., if women aren't hard-wired to prefer shopping over hunting, why not install federal equity regulators at the mall entran...
