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SGA passes menstrual products resolution

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By Mariah Escobar
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Always feminine care products are on display at Walmart on West University Drive in Edinburg. Aarykah Navarro/ THE RIDER The Intersectional Feminist Organization, the Student Government Association and the Youth Democratic Socialists of America collaborated on menstrual equity legislation that could provide free menstrual products to people on both campuses, according to an IFSO official.
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Automatic SSS registration to begin

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By Mariah Escobar
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DRAFT0427 Source: Selective Service System Aarykah Navarro/ THE RIDER GRAPHIC The Selective Service System will switch from manual to automatic registration for men aged 18-25 years old by December, according to its website. Last December, President Donald Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 into law, mandating the automatic SSS registration.
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‘Too much of one thing is not good’

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By Mariah Escobar
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Dietician encourages consumers to have caffeine in moderation Alani Nu energy drinks are displayed in its own section Wednesday inside the The Market in the Student Union on the Edinburg campus. Aarykah Navarro/THE RIDER Energy drinks have become a popular topic of discussion among students following a wrongful death lawsuit in Hidalgo County regarding a local teenager.
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