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United States of America v. Regents of New Mexico State University
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February 07, 2018
NM State University Can't Ditch Feds' Pay Bias Suit
A federal judge on Tuesday refused to give New Mexico State University and its board of regents a quick win in the U.S. government's suit alleging a female ex-assistant coach in the school's track and field program was discriminated against by not being paid the same salary as her male colleagues.
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August 11, 2016
NM State Univ. Slapped With Track Coach Gender Bias Suit
The federal government filed suit Thursday against New Mexico State University and its board of regents for allegedly discriminating against a female ex-assistant coach in the track and field program, saying the coach wasn't paid the same salary as her male colleagues.