CB>PS>    If such schools were opened could it be possible that they would
CB>PS>be considered legal?  Could a female be attracted to the curriculum
CB>PS>offered at that school and wish to enroll, like our military school?
 
CB>I think they would be considered legal as long as public financing were
CB>kept to a minimum - after all, we do have single-sex colleges,
CB>single-sex clubs (Rotary was men only, I believe, until just recently)
CB>and even single-sex bars (ladies-only nights, etc.)  What makes the
CB>difference is public funding.
 
        The difference is that women are paying taxes on an institution
they may not attend due to their sex. The private clubs are exclusive by
attendence and financing.  In addition, hasn't the Supreme Court ruled
on some of those situations?
 
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
 
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