Julie Waechter The Paw Print CONTACT: Julie Waechter (719) 587-7165; jmwaecht@adams.edu; www.adams.edu/news ALAMOSA, CO. (April 14, 2014) . . . Adams State University is celebrating Earth Week, but the “Green and White” has been “thinking green” for some time and is engaged in many efforts to reduce the campus’ carbon footprint. Increasingly, “green” has come […]
Posts from ‘April, 2014’
Adams State Malaria Awareness Presentation is April 25
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Linda Relyea (Institutional Advancement) 719-587-7827 ALAMOSA (April 11) – Join Adams State University in recognizing the devastating impact of malaria on the world’s poor on World Malaria Day, April 25. Malaria is a disease that afflicts over 300 million people in 97 countries every year, and kills over a million – […]
Backyard Bash promises fun for everyone
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Linda Relyea (Institutional Advancement) 719-587-7827 Cody Morton (Athletics) 720-935-3209 ALAMOSA (April 11) – Daisy dukes and cowboy boots – the Adams State University Student Athlete Advisory Committee will hold a Backyard Bash with carnival games, food, raffle, and a musical performance by Carly Pearce. The event, part of the annual Adams […]
Community Welcome to Celebrate Earth Week with ASU
CONTACT: Julie Waechter (719) 587- 7165; jmwaecht@adams.ed; www.adams.edu/news ALAMOSA, CO. (April 8, 2014) . . . Adams State University invites community members to celebrate Earth Week, April 14-19, through a number of campus events. Earth Week activities are coordinated by Adams State’s sustainability group, EARTH (Environmental Action for Resources, Transportation, Health). Sunday April 13 Pre-register […]
Local, Regional, National, and International Weekly
Jake Hughes The Paw Print In local news, Rio Grande County is experiencing an increase in gastrointestinal illness. Public health officials are working with local health care providers to determine the cause of the outbreak. Severe symptoms such as vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, and abdominal pain are all signs of gastrointestinal illness, and anyone experiencing these […]
Ukraine – Unrest and Protests Could Lead to Civil War
Steven Petrov The Paw Print “Don’t shoot against the Ukrainian people” said Viktor Yanukovych The former President of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, stated his official position on the current situation within his country and his fears of potential Civil war. He was interviewed by journalists of many different European medias in the Russian city, Rostov-on-Don, earlier […]
Placebo vs the Belief in a Higher Spirit
Jake Hughes The Paw Print In article “Randomness, Attributions of Arousal, and Belief in God” by Aaron C. Kay, David A. Moscovitch, and Kristin Laurin the authors tackle a subject that many dare not touch. The need to believe in a higher being or consciousness has always been a part of human lives and today […]
Serving Wench Sabotage By Elizabeth Young
Stacy is a serving wench at the Renaissance Festival, and she has a problem. She screams “Huzzah to the lovely tipper!” Then, out of sight, she sneaks sixty-five cents from the silver money box into her skirt pocket and whispers under her breath, “Sucker…” She shouts ice cream orders through the small window to the […]
Spending Long Periods in Front of a Computer Can be Harmful to Children
Steven Petrov The Paw Print Scientists from Norway have found that the more our children stay in front of the computer or TV, the lower the mineral density of their bones is. It is scientifically proven that the human skeleton grows and develops from day 1 of when the baby is born up until the […]
Remembering Dr. Eppie Archuleta
Dr. Epifania “Eppie” Archuleata, 92, passed on Friday, April 11, in the Espanola Hospital. She was born on January 6, 1922 in Santa Cruz, NM. Eppie grew up in Northern New Mexico, daughter of Agueda and Eusebio Martinez. Her family came from a long line of weavers. She married Francisco Archuleta in October of 1940. […]
