This April’s Congressional Digest discusses the history and current status of funding for preschool programs. Find out more about those who argue for an expansion of preschool programs, and those who feel expanding such programs will detract from what is currently available. Access to Congressional Digest is available to all on campus, and off-campus students, […]
Posts on ‘March 13th, 2014’
CS Maintenance for Thursday, March 13th, 2014
The following maintenance activities will take place tonight, Thursday March 13th during our normally scheduled maintenance window beginning at 9:00 PM: Employees are urged to log out but leave their computers on to assist in the patching of the following programs: Windows, Office, Quicktime, Firefox, Thunderbird, Flash, and Adobe Reader. Beginning at 9:00 PM, Computing […]
ASU Comes Out On Top Against Metro Over Weekend
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print The Adams State baseball team claimed victory in three of four contests against the Metro State Roadrunners here at ASU over the weekend. The Grizzlies and Roadrunners split their Friday set of games, with Metro taking game one and Adams winning game two. In the first Friday game, the Grizzlies […]
Barcelona Loses to the 19th in La Liga – “Valladolid”
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The last year’s Spanish champion, FC Barcelona, put another poor performance in their visit of Valladolid, in the 27th round of the Spanish Primera Division. The “blaugranas” rightfully lost the 3 points after the complete lack of creativity up front, as well as the weak defensive performance throughout the whole […]
Real Madrid Beats Levante UD, Leads FC Barcelona by 4
Steven Petrov The Paw Print Real Madrid’s team dominated their Sunday afternoon home game against Levante UD and won with 3:0. The goal scorers for Real were Cristiano Ronaldo (11th minute), Marcelo Vieira (49th minute), and an own goal by Nikolaos Karabelas (81st minute). These goals added a significantly important 3 points to “los blancos” […]
La Postura de Obama: “Cazar” a Indocumentados
Nathan Crites-Herren The Paw Print De acuerdo al proyecto de presupuesto presentado el martes por el presidente, Barack Obama, todo indica que se mantendrá la prioridad a las deportaciones masivas, pues el mandatario mantuvo la cuota fijada para la detención de indocumentados, advirtieron activista. La directora ejecutiva interina del organismo Detention Watch Network, Silky Shah, […]
Richardson Hall Remodel Includes Local Subcontractors
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Linda Relyea (Institutional Advancement) 719-587-7827 ALAMOSA (March 3) – The Adams State University Richardson Hall remodel will begin the first of March. The extensive project will involve local businesses in the renovation. Valley Electric won the competitive bid for the electrical work including building the fire alarm and communications systems. Mark […]
Local, Regional, National and International News Weekly
Jake Hughes The Paw Print In Local news, the Alamosa County Sherriff’s Office has made more Arrests in the alleged theft ring. Officials have arrested Jamie Berry, 21, and a warrant is out for another. Sheriff’s Deputy, Kayla Covington, and Lieutenant, James McCloske, have already made several arrests and are continuing investigations into thefts from […]
A 13-Year-Old British Boy Achieved Nuclear Fusion
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The majority of 13-year-old teenagers’ lives in the world we live today are mostly arranged around playing computer games and video games. This has led to fewer and fewer time spent reading, writing, or any other creative activities. A significant decrease in the general knowledge levels has been observed in […]
A Walk to End Hunger
Caitie Ryan-Norton The Paw Print The 17th annual CROP Hunger Walk in Alamosa, sponsored by La Puente, is happening on Sunday April 6th. The purpose of the walk is to raise awareness about hunger locally and worldwide. Participants should meet at the Senior Center at 2pm. The walk will commence at 3pm and will follow […]
