Kaymarie Jones The Paw Print Kaymarie Jones The Paw Print A fraction of the Grizzly track and field team flew into Seattle on Thursday, February 6, for one of the most exciting track competitions of the indoor season. Hosted by the University of Washington, the Husky Classics produced many elite athletes such as Charles Jock […]
Posts from ‘February, 2013’
A Call to be Self Sufficient if There Ever Was One
Jake HughesThe Paw Print With the increasing demand for people to eat healthier and watch out for certain ingredients like gluten or trans fats, the increasing number of controversial topics that have risen in our supermarkets, both internationally and at home in the US, come to no surprise. When we speak of topics like this, […]
Understanding the History of Valentine’s Day
Kira Budge The Paw Print Today, February 14, marks that holiday so ubiquitously loved and hated—Valentine’s Day. Whatever your personal opinion on the holiday, a huge amount of tradition has gone into the creation of Valentine’s Day as it is today. So whether you’re spending today with a loved one, stalking someone you wish was […]
ASU’s Dirty Little Column with Dr. Doitright
Dr. Doitright is not a real doctor or mental health professional. The doctor’s advice should not be taken seriously. Dear Dr. Doitright, My grandmother does not approve of my marriage. What should I do? My parents died in a car accident when I was five years old. Since then, my grandmother has been both […]
Huddling vs. Cuddling: Two Types of Warming
Tri Beta Club The Tri Beta Biology Club is here once again to teach you a fun life fact, just in time for Valentine’s Day! With this cold winter upon us, and especially those cold nights, it would be most appropriate to share ways to stay warm. As we are social mammals, one excellent method […]
Student Scholar: February 14
Rachel DeckerThe Paw Print 21-year old Kat Hatler, a dedicated student here at Adams State, is well on her way to earning her Masters degree. With an impressive GPA of 3.7 and a dream of writing novels and becoming a teacher, there seems to be nothing that can hold her back. She is double majoring […]
New Psychology Databases on Trial!
The library has two brand new EBSCO psychology databases on trial. PsycCRTIQUES is a book and film review database complied from past APA publications. PsycEXTRA is a database of non-primary literature, such as conference proceedings, dissertations, and standards, on psychology news and research. The trials go on till June so take advantage of them while […]
Deadline is Monday April 1, Applications for Student Commencement Speakers
Congratulations on your impending graduation this Spring from Adams State University! If you have been an active member of the ASU community throughout your years on campus and feel that you are the right person to speak on behalf of your graduating class, this is the opportunity for you! Here is the Student-Commencement-Speaker-Application that will […]
Network and Internet Outage- Computing Services Maintenance for Thursday, February 14, 2013
The following maintenance activities will take place tonight during our normally scheduled maintenance window beginning at 9 PM: -There will be an outage to ALL Campus Networking services including Internet access, ResNet and wi-fi access, employee computer network access, computer labs, etc. This outage is required for us to upgrade the central core routing switch […]
The Joys and Benefits of Growing Your Own Food
Claudia Ebel The Paw Print Have you ever tasted a real tomato? Nibbled on a carrot, crisp and sweet from the cool fall soil? Digging into gardening has opened me up to food quality I never before knew existed, and I’m not alone. The buzz around food issues, from food miles to organics, has brought […]