Cathy Heaton Cathy Heaton, also known as Professor Heaton on campus, is 51 years old and has been an English professor here at Adams since 2008. She is a wife and a mother to her two children who also attend Adams. Professor Heaton was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, and has lived in other parts […]
Posts on ‘September 11th, 2014’
Words of Wisdom from the Wise
Reuben Chavira The Paw Print It was Friday, in the Student Life Center. The POET club had arranged for Dr. Tomlin to speak on the topic proactive passion and how we can productively channel our inspirations and motivations. He was asked to share his expertise and insights, on behalf of those who don’t have many […]
Robin Williams Forever Missed
Abbie Stillman The Paw Print Robin Williams, a comedic icon as well as inspirational actor. He was born in Chicago Illinois on July 21, 1951 and was sadly found dead in his California home August 11, 2014. From his voice in Aladdin as the Genie to Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets Society; Williams was […]
Veritas
P. V. Martinez Today we are more connected as a species than ever before. We can tweet with each other on Twitter, comment on each other’s posts on Facebook, Instagram photos of our daily lives, and keep each other up to date about our favorite things on Pinterest. We can even Snapchat one another in […]
Are You Posting Too Much on Your Social Media Pages?
Alexandra Rivera The Paw Print Social media websites have millions of people on them every day, posting pictures, tagging, writing status, etc. Some people use it as a way to expresses themselves, either through postings or pictures. Others might use it as a way to keep in touch with other relatives or maybe some business […]
The Cry for Help That No One Hears
Stephanie Gutierrez The Paw Print As a young child my parents surprised my sister and me with the greatest vacation ever. They told us to pack our bags for some sunny, warm weather, but they would not tell us where we were going. They were taking us to SeaWorld. As a child I had always […]
Sexual Abuse in the United States
Nicole Cyr The Paw Print Shark attacks are on the news, in movies, in newspapers, in stories, and in everyday life. The publicity behind shark attacks makes the attacks seem common. Worldwide in 2013, 125 shark attacks occurred. This number is surprisingly small when one takes into account the number of people that visit the […]
Sex Trafficking Awareness: Stop the Atrocity
Tessa Reigle The Paw Print At first there is nothing but darkness. Then it starts to lighten steadily. The first sight that meets her eye is a dirty concrete ceiling; there are chips falling off all over the place. The longer she looks at it, the more it resembles a gruesome murder scene with body […]
Computing Services Maintenance for Thursday, September 11, 2014
The following maintenance activities will take place tonight, Thursday September 11th: Beginning at 5:00 PM and lasting roughly 45 minutes, the campus Ellucian GO Mobile app will be unavailable as we perform an upgrade to version 3.0. This upgrade includes a feature enhancement which will enable notifications of holds on accounts for students. If you […]
Colorado: Come and Live the Good Life
Alana Dylan The Paw Print Penitente Recreation Area: There are many quick road trips from the Alamosa area that can expand your mind and help you refocus on the (schoolwork) at hand. Overwhelmed after the first week of classes, I found myself wanting to push the reset button and decided to visit the Penitente Recreation […]