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This Week in Women's Collegiate Wrestling (2/21/2024)

This Week in Women’s Wrestling (February 13 - February 19) With just a few duals this past week as teams prepare for regional conference tournaments to qualify for Nationals, here are a few things to look out for as the regular season comes to a close. 1. The first year for 6 NCWWC regional tourn...

This Week in Women's Collegiate Wrestling (2/7/2024)

This Week in Women’s Wrestling (January 30 - February 5) Key Takeaways from the week As teams begin winding down their duals before regionals begin, there are some exciting matchups and a good look at how starters will look against top-rated opponents at Nationals. 1. The University of the Cumber...

This Week in Women's Collegiate Wrestling (1/9/2024)

Key Takeaways from NWCA National Duals National Duals over the weekend were filled with nonstop exciting wrestling moments for fans of both NAIA and NCAA schools. Teams brought strong lineups to compete for a coveted team title, and these wrestlers showed out. Here are some big moments from the w...

This Week in Women's Collegiate Wrestling (12/5/2023)

4 Takeaways in Women’s College Wrestling This Week 1. McKendree goes undefeated at Jewell Duals The #5 Bearcats headed to the Jewell Duals and walked away with 5 wins. McKendree defeated Simpson 37-17, William Jewell 47-12, Quincy 41-13, Missouri Baptist 31-21 and #15 Lindenwood 44-14. Most notab...

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Legislators weigh whether to require free tampons and pads in Maine schools

Legislators weigh whether to require free tampons and pads in Maine schools

Maine House Democrats “It isn’t only an issue of fairness or even of affordability,” said Grace Leavitt, president of the Maine Education Association. “Having access to menstrual products can help to positively impact a girl’s confidence and thus even affect her future.” Advocates told the Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs that many youngsters struggle to pay for sanitary products such as tampons and pads. As many as one in four have missed classes as a result, they said. But for many of those testifying, it’s also an issue of equity. “Half of the population get their period, and so we should at least be able to supply items to help them,” said 11-year-old Astrid Whitton, a South Portland sixth grader.

Legislators weigh whether to require free tampons and pads in Maine schools