Of the two candidates' proposals, Mr. Bradley's emphasizes only a few areas: expanding Title 1 and ensuring a high-quality teaching force by requiring teachers to have majored in their subjects or to take a test to demonstrate proficiency.
At a time when national unemployment hovers above eight percent, advocates for expanding Title IX into academics emphasize that workers employed in the STEM fields not only have more job opportunities, but also higher paying jobs.
the expanded title is "77 ways to say no".
Any doubts about that are banished by the ad for the DVD, which has a slightly expanded title: Rosevelts America: A Refugees Inspiring Journey.
Now a new 65-minute version of the film, with a slightly expanded title, "Charlie Is My Darling – Ireland 1965," will have its first screenings at the New York Film Festival on Saturday, with a repeat on Wednesday.
The current production is an unusual version with an expanded title — "Shuffle Along, or, the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed" — that tries to explain its larger ambitions.
This order suggests that at least five Justices (including Justice Kennedy) seem to think that the challengers' proposed alternatives to the accommodation (create separate, contraceptive-only policies and require women to seek them out; expand Title X clinics; and other Rube Goldberg-schemes) harm women by preventing them from receiving seamless and convenient coverage.
"I continue to maintain that it will take just the right set of facts to expand Title IX to protect men who are accused, if that expansion is going to happen," Sokolow said. .
A unanimous vote of the five-member commission is required for the action to be precedential, so each Republican vote was crucial in the Macy decision, which expanded Title VII's reach to include the trans and gender-nonconforming community.
But the president has aggressively celebrated, enforced and expanded Title IX's reach on issues from gender equity in sports to campus sexual assault to the rights of transgender students and athletes.
These cases are not precedential, because they were not unanimous decisions and, therefore, do not expand Title VII to include gender-conforming gay persons, but they have educated the dissenting commissioners, and I'm hopeful that a future decision, which will also have the historic Glenn v. Brumby decision (2011) for support, will be unanimous and game-changing.
