News and Features

Monday, October 28, 1996

• Association gains waiver on grad-rate reporting
• Energy supplement stirs debate
• Special event situation is clarified
• Legislative assistance
• Haka Bowl misses deadline; loses certification
• Maryland replaces Rutgers as I, III men's lacrosse host
• Title IX Ticker -- Institutions must make gender-equity data available
• Committee retracts finding
• Clearinghouse committee urges use of core-course listings
• Numbers Game
• Administrative Committee minutes
• 1997 NCAA Convention schedule
• Sports Sciences -- A Worthy Effort
• Sports Sciences -- Competitive-Safeguards Committee releases comprehensive document on health and safety issues
• Sports Sciences -- Equitable medical treatment for male and female student-athletes in all sports
• Sports Sciences -- Adequate emergency medical care and supervision at practices and competitions for all student-athletes
• Sports Sciences -- Reasonable opportunities to educate student-athletes and coaches on health and safety issues
• Sports Sciences -- Existing legislation relevant to health and safety issues
• Sports Sciences -- Injury surveillance and its applications to sports rules, policies and issues
• Sports Sciences -- Council responds to health and safety recommendations
• Sports Sciences -- Drug-education and drug-testing issues
• Sports Sciences -- Drug-testing crew chiefs enjoy Olympic experience
• Sports Sciences -- Sports medicine rumor control
• Sports Sciences -- Association institutes studies profiling noncontact ACL injuries
• Sports Sciences -- Cerebral Concussions in Football
• Sports Sciences -- NCAA spitting-tobacco study enters second year
• Sports Sciences -- Calendar
• Sports Sciences -- Fulfilling a mission
• Sports Sciences -- Statement on NCAA drug-testing exceptions procedure
• Armed Forces