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Apr 16, 2009
Biediger, et al. v. Quinnipiac University
Women's Rights
Status: Victory!
In 2010, Quinnipiac University sought to replace its women's volleyball program with "competitive cheer." Cheerleading was not recognized as a sport by the NCAA or the federal Department of Education....