Savannah Schlaufman The Paw Print For students who have attended a history class in the School of Business, or an English class in Porter Hall, it comes as no surprise that renovations to the English and Social Studies Building, soon to be named McDaniel Hall, are well underway.
Posts from ‘February, 2011’
ASC’s Dirty Little Column With the Delicious Dr. Love’s
Dr. Chocolate Thunder and Professor Vanilla Lightning are not real doctors or mental health professionals. Their advice should not be taken seriously. Dear DLC, I think I am addicted to sex. Even for a college sophomore, I think my sexual cravings are too much. I am currently in a relationship, but my girlfriend and I […]
Sports Schedule for February 9-16
Wednesday, February 9th Noon Grizzly Club Luncheon SLV Brewing Company Thursday, February 10th 9 a.m. Swimming at RMAC Championships Grand Junction, Colo. 7 p.m. Wrestling at Colorado State-Pueblo Pueblo, Colo.
Academically Adrift? Maybe, Maybe Not
Dr. David Mazel Adams State College You college students sure are dumb! At least, so says the promo for a recently released book, Academically Adrift: “[M]ore and more students go to college every year…but almost no one asks the fundamental question…: are undergraduates really learning anything once they get there? For a large proportion of […]
Student Asked to Assist Adams State in Enrollment Research
Julie Waechter Adams State College This month, Adams State students, faculty, and staff will be asked to participate in a research project designed to help the college achieve targeted enrollment growth, according to Dr. Michael Mumper, senior vice president for Enrollment Management & Program Development.
Carbutt Kicks Off Spring Faculty Lecture Series
Armando Montano The Paw Print January 26 saw the first of the spring semester’s faculty lecture. The lecture Sauropods: The Behemoths of the Dinosaur World featured Mr. Lyle Carbutt as its chief speaker, who lectured for the hour about the humungous land dinosaurs. The turnout had many diverse individuals, and the topic surely entranced all […]
Parking Continues to Challenge, Frustrate Adams State
Jesse Medina The Paw Print Parking is continuing to be a concern at Adams State College. The continuing renovations are causing the already troublesome parking for students, faculty, and neighborhood residences alike to become even more inadequate. The closing down of Richardson Avenue for the new face lift for the E.S Building is the latest […]
Athlete of the Week: February 3
After scoring the most points of any women’s basketball player since the 1987-1988 seasons, Autumn Boyer (South Sioux City, Neb.) has been named as the ASCGrizzlies.com Athlete of the Week award for the week ending Jan. 30. Boyer, who is the first ever junior varsity player to ever be named ASCGrizzlies.com Athlete of the Week, […]
Food Bank Forced to Cut Back in 2011
Alissa Tombaugh The Heart of La Puente After serving a record-setting number of people in 2010, the Alamosa Food Bank, a program of La Puente, will reduce the amount of food each patron can receive in 2011. This comes as the community food resource feels the impact of increased need throughout the San Luis Valley. […]