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Svaldis Donate Vintage Vehicle to Benefit La Puente

Julie Waechter The Paw Print ALAMOSA, CO. (Sept. 19, 2013) . . . Dave Svaldi doesn’t mind a little grease under his fingernails. For years the President of Adams State University enjoyed tinkering with his 1953 GMC truck, which he had restored with help from his older brother. Now at a stage of life where […]

Horoscopes for the Week of Sep. 26th to Oct. 3rd

Madam Shawcroft The Paw Print Aquarius 01/20-02/18 A chat with a friend could give you a fresh perspective on how to deal with any career or job challenges. Be open to changing your point of view. This may be necessary in order to take advantage of current progressive influences. On another note, don’t let fear […]

Why do Honeybees Matter?

Tri-Beta Club Hello everyone! Tri-Beta is here again to share with you another tale of science. The honeybee is probably one of the most misunderstood creatures out there. Many people fear the honeybee and think of it as just another annoyance, when in fact the honey bee plays a critical role with agriculture. The honeybee […]

How to Find Your Flow: Engaging in Your Life

Pauline Vigil The Paw Print Athletes, writers, and artists are just a small list of people who have really experienced being lost in the moment, so focused that they lose track of time while performing at their best. This is an experience psychologists call flow or engagement. ASU Professor Dr. Ellison, who is writing a […]

Boobies Spotted on the Coast of California

Miranda Mattson The Paw Print Just last week, the rare Blue-Footed Booby appeared on several central and southern California coasts. There have been at least 30 sightings of the seabird from San Diego all the way up to Los Angeles, including Playa Del Rey, El Monte, Orange, and Ventura counties. The sightings have had bird watchers […]

Tips For Getting and Staying Organized In College

Pauline Vigil The Paw Print Three weeks into classes and students were complaining of being overwhelmed with homework, not having enough time to study, and forgetting about assignments or due dates for assignments. Now is the perfect time to tackle the problem head on, but what is the problem? Is it that professors really do […]

Summer Session Survey

Attention all students that attended Summer Session please take the time and fill out this survey. The survey is to help improve the Summer Session. Thank you https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rBD-_PhiEkp9379JCY-UBEexpX83y-AOeTP5ivvkWb4/viewform?embedded=true If you have any questions about the survey please contact. Margaret Doell Assistant Vice President, Academic Affairs 719-587-8383 MCD 376  Chair, Art Department 719-587-7822 ART 112 mjdoell@adams.edu

Wifi outages and Banner Maintenance tonight (9/19) and Saturday (9/21)

The following maintenance activities will take place Thursday September 19, 2013 during our normally scheduled maintenance window beginning tonight at 9:00 PM and also Saturday, September 21st: ***Thursday Maintenance*** At 9:00 PM and lasting roughly one hour, we will be upgrading the campus wireless Aruba controller system to add additional licensing. During this time, all […]

Upcoming Sports Events September 19 – September 25

Men’s Soccer Friday 9/20 • 12 p.m. ASU Soccer Field Vs. Colorado Christian Women’s Soccer Friday 9/20 • 3 p.m. ASU Soccer Field Vs. UCCS Volleyball Saturday 9/21 • 3 p.m. Plachy Hall Vs. Western New Mexico Swimming Saturday 9/21 • TBA Plachy Hall Pool Green and Black Meet Football Saturday 9/21 • 6 p.m. […]

Football Brings Home 26-10 Victory Against OPSU

Rachel Heaton The Paw Print Turnovers and a strong ASU defense defined Adams State’s 26-10 victory over the Oklahoma Panhandle State University (OPSU) Aggies on Saturday in Goodwell, Okla. The Grizzlies, who advance to 2-0 with the win, recovered three fumbles and came up with two interceptions in the contest. The Aggies struck first, in […]

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