Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz.— Junior Andrew Kennedy (Casper, Wyo.) posted the best round of his spring season and is on pace to turn in his best 54-hole score of the entire season after he posted rounds of 79 and 81 on the first day of the 2012 Rocky Mountain Athletic […]
Posts from ‘April, 2012’
Hamilton and Wilson Score Two in Women’s Lacrosse Loss
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director ST. CHARLES, Mo. – The Grizzlies stiffened on defense and allowed just five goals to the Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (WILA) leading Lindenwood (Mo.) Lions after halftime Tuesday night, but a pair of goals in each half wasn’t enough as Adams State fell, 4-17. The loss drops ASC to […]
Track and Field Women Compete at Colorado State Pueblo
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director PUEBLO, Colo. – Senior Indira Spence (Trelawny, Jamaica) was an individual automatic qualifier on the Saturday’s final day of action the Colorado State-Pueblo Invitational in the 100 meter hurdles, and helped the ASC 4×100 meter relay squad to an automatic mark as well as the Grizzlies wrapped up action […]
Anthony Damico Scores Five in Men’s Lacrosse Win
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director ST. CHARLES, Mo. – Four first half goals from sophomore Anthony Damico (Littleton, Colo.) helped the Adams State men’s lacrosse team race out to a 8-3 halftime lead over Shorter (Ga.) University in a neutral site match-up on the campus of Lindenwood Tuesday morning, and the Grizzlies managed to […]
First Generatoin Students Achieve Academic Success
Linda Relyea PR Department A first-generation college student is the first in their immediate family to attend college. Adams State College continues to recruit and encourage first-generation students to attain their goal of a college education. Last fall, seniors Jennifer Cliff, Tucker Jones, Caitlin O’Neill and Raina Walters, first-generation students, said personal dedication and supportive […]
Hunger Education Week Begins
Stephany Nellessen La Puente Volunteer Join La Puente in a week of events to celebrate Hunger Education Week, April 22 through the 28th. The week will kick off with the CROP Hunger Walk, a 5k walk starting at 2 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Alamosa and ending Saturday the 28th with Generosity on […]
Cosmic Silhouettes and Other Astronomical Events
Armando Montano The Paw Print On Wednesday, April 11 Dr. Robert Astalos of Physics presented, “Cosmic Silhouettes.” During the presentation Astalos talked about the history of astronomy, methods of predicting planetary pattern across the sun and solar and lunar eclipses. Using impressive free downloadable software to track the moon’s movements, attendees of Astalos’ presentation were able […]
Full House for Talk on American Economics
Armando Montano The Paw Print The latest Faculty Lecture Wednesday night saw an unusual outcome for the evening lecture series. While the majority of those who attend are generally the faculty, staff and students for Adams State College, this last faculty lecture saw an overwhelmingly large population of the local community come out to see Dr. Ed […]
Stand Up In Silence April 20 to End GLBT Oppression
Jose Orozco The Paw Print Over the last month or so of print, several articles have been written around the issues of Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender issues. These articles have included everything from the extremely high rates of suicide found among this group, to the institutionalized discrimination that was vividly demonstrated on Campus by […]
Teachers Frustration Grows Over Student Indifference
Rachel Decker The Paw Print Rows upon rows of impassive students stare up at the front of the classroom, expressions vacant and voices silent as their professor stands in front of them, waiting in patient silence for their requested response. “It’s really frustrating,” says one Adams State professor. “I spend my nights preparing discussions and […]