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Steel Magnolias Player Denise Daniel Takes A Face Off During Third Annual Ruicci Cup, March 1994

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Title IX Advocate Marcia Federbush Will Be Inducted Into Michigan Women's Hall of Fame, October 1988

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U-M Physical Education Teacher Marie Hartwig Poses In Front Of Barbour Gym, June 1970

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Ann Arbor News, June 14, 1970
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Title IX Under Siege, But It Has Survived Challenges

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Ann Arbor News, June 10, 2001
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Girls’ Sports Program Growing By Leaps And Bounds

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Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1972
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Huron High School Girls' Gymnastics Coach Barb Pulliam, December 1972
Pat Kollen, Huron High School Volleyball Coach and Girls' Sports Co-Director, December 1972
Huron High School Gymnast Lynn Graham Practices On Trampoline, December 1972
Huron High School Gymnast Candy Cooper on Uneven Bars, December 1972
Huron High School Gymnast Gay Kell on Balance Beam, December 1972
Huron High School Athlete Spikes Volleyball, December 1972
Huron High School Volleyball Team Victorious Against Farmington North, December 1972
Huron High School Athlete Bump Passes Volleyball, December 1972
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Ypsilanti Girl To Play After All

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1973
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Carolyn King At Center of Controversy Over Little League's No-Girls Rule, May 1973
Carolyn King Is Ready To Play For Ypsilanti Orioles, May 1973
Carolyn King Has Her Game Face On As Media Converges On Ypsilanti, May 1973
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Ypsilanti Little Leaguer Carolyn King Swings At A Pitch, June 1973

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Peggy Kass Defeats Jean Cione In Women's City Golf Tournament, August 1973

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Huron High Field Hockey Team Ties Dearborn Fordson 1-1, October 1975

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Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1975
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Pioneer Striker Yolanda Marino Races Ahead Of Huron Fullback Laura Beer, April 1987

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