Jake Hughes The Paw Print That familiar sound of the kettle boiling whistled in the back ground as I scanned my bleak room for any more belongings, the time had finally come for me to move on to new pastures. The opportunity that I had long been dreaming about had come around and I was […]
Posts from ‘February, 2014’
Setting High Life Goals Leads to Healthy Lifestyle
Steven Petrov The Paw Print Confidence, self-esteem, and faith in the accomplishment of big goals and dreams, despite all of the difficulties and set-backs one may encounter, makes a person live longer. Scientists from Brandeis and Rochester universities have also proven that people who tend to set higher goals for themselves tend to lead a […]
ASU Human Performance Lab Continues Community Testing
ALAMOSA (February 5) – The Adam State University Human Performance and Physical Education Department (HPPE) continues to offer the community a variety of affordable fitness tests. Testing will be located in the Human Performance Lab room 106, located in the East Campus Building. Dr. Tracey Robinson, professor of HPPE, and graduate assistants Clayton Foster and […]
Horoscopes for the Week of Feb. 13th-19th
Madam Shawcroft The Paw Print Aquarius 01/20-02/18 You’ll be at your best during this period. You’ll find it easy to work at a steady pace and make slow but significant progress. The energy is powerful and supportive for anything you want to do to improve your work situation and career prospects. Expect a few delays. […]
Ode to Gosling
Elizabeth Young The Paw Print The Proposal with Sandra Bullock? Wrong Ryan. Comic book movie, The Green Lantern? Surely, you must be an idiot. Both are Canadian, both say “aboot”… But only one has my heart, and I think Gosling is cute. The movie, The Ides of March. Screw politics. It had Ryan Gosling. What […]
Wall, Smith, Bateman Scholarship Continues to Assist ASU Accounting Students
ALAMOSA (February 6) – Wall, Smith, Bateman Inc. awarded accounting scholarships to the following Adams State University students, Kimberly Crowther, Olivia DeHerrera, Brittany Harlan, Kelly Lamb, Amanda Morrow, Courtney Nesenson, and Kelsey Sellars. Wall, Smith, Bateman Inc. current partners Ron Chapman, Bob Gjellum, Sheila Hicks, Lyle Hood, Mike Hudson, Kimberley Temple, Melanie Valdez, Karla Willschau, […]
Snow That Doesn’t Melt: Real or Government Conspiracy?
Miranda Mattson The Paw Print Last week Atlanta, Georgia was blanketed with a few inches of snow. Of course snow in the southern states is quite rare; but is it actually snow? Hundreds of viral videos have been posted on the web trying to test this. The experiment involves a snowball and a lighter. The […]
ASU Professor Plans Trip to Australia
ALAMOSA (February 4) – Adams State University’s Dr. Tim Armstrong, professor of biology, will lead a trip to Australia in the summer of 2014. The trip will include visits to several of the eastern coastal cities, various national parks, and snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef. “Australia’s natural history is fascinating because of their unusual […]
Jail House Gallery Will Feature Schilling and Pijoan
ALAMOSA (February 10) – Adams State University Professor of Art Eugene Schilling, and Randy Pijoan, adjunct professor of art, will exhibit their work at the first Taos Americaños Concert and Art Exhibit. An opening reception will be from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, at the Jail House Gallery, located downstairs in the […]
Flappy Bird, Addictive Game or Pure Genius?
Stephen Jiron The Paw Print I had seen the game a few weeks back mentioned in memes. I had seen how people had described it as impossibly difficult and, after having heard enough, I decided it was time to see what all the fuss was about. I downloaded Flappy Bird. (I’ll try to keep the […]