Steven Petrov The Paw Print PFC Ludogoretz could be the “Costa Rica” of the 2014/2015 Champions League season The Bulgarian champions, PFC Ludogoretz, have impressed the soccer world after the first 2 games in the 2014/2015 Champions League season. The “Eagles” ended up in one toughest groups with teams like Real Madrid C.F., Liverpool FC, […]
Posts on ‘October 9th, 2014’
Cross Country Competes at Paul Short Invitational
Kailie Hartman The Paw Print Adams State Men’s cross-country team took third place at Paul Short invite in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Senior Kevin Batt led the team in 8th place, with an impressive time of 23:56. The race was eight kilometers, meaning that he averaged 4:49 minute miles. The race was stacked with over forty teams, […]
ASU Fights Hard but Comes Up Short Saturday
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print After remaining tied through the first three quarters of play, the Thunderwolves put up 10 points in the fourth quarter and the Grizzlies, unable to answer back, fell 17-7 against #2 ranked Colorado State University-Pueblo. The loss sets the Grizzlies back to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in Rocky Mountain Athletic […]
Dr. Torres Will Speak on Late Colonial Mexico
ALAMOSA (October 3) – Adams State University will host Dr. Yolopatlli Hernandez Torres, whose lecture, “Migration, Reclassification, and Displacement: The Case of Errant populations in Late Colonial Mexico,” will begin at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, in the Art Building room 227. The lecture will cover the historical Casta paintings from the Viceroyalty of New […]
ISIS Executes a British Hostage as the Terror Continues
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The Islamic State threatens to kill the American, Peter Kassig next The extremists from ISIS spread a new video on Saturday, October 4th where the British hostage, Alan Henning, is beheaded after a message to “America and its allies.” The video is 1:11 minutes long and is titled “One more […]
Colorado Commission on Higher Education
Abbie Stillman The Paw Print The Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE) was held Wednesday evening. It was open to all faculty, students, parents, and anyone who was interested and wanted their opinion heard. There were approximately fifty-five participants present. Inta Morris from the Department of Higher education was there to answer any and all […]
The Thought of a “Free and Democratic” Hong Kong
Steven Petrov The Paw Print Beijing is afraid of the evolvement of separatists’ movements and moods within the country Hong Kong, one of the most important financial centers in the world, has been covered in mass protests for more than a week. The so-called “Umbrella revolution” has turned the downtown business region of this mega […]
Documentary Film Ethics Next ASU Faculty Lecture
ALAMOSA (October 8) – Visiting professor of Mass Communication Danny Ledonne will speak on “Documentary Film Ethics” at the next Adams State University Fall 2014 Faculty Lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, in Porter Hall room 130. “Seeing is believing” they say. But frequently, audiences are misled, deceived, even outright lied to about what […]
Adams State’s Mary Hoffman Attends Climate Leadership Summit
ALAMOSA, CO. (Oct. 6, 2014) . . . Mary Hoffman, Executive Director of Adams State University Community Partnerships, recently attended the 2014 Presidential Summit on Climate Leadership in Boston. She is a member of the university’s Stainability Team, which works to achieve carbon neutrality. The Summit convened more than 250 college and university leaders from […]
Veritas: “Public Policy 101: A Glimpse Behind the Scenes”
Mariah Pepe This past summer I had the opportunity to intern for Senator Bennet in Washington, D.C. For two months I worked with his legislative coordinator and aide on judiciary issues. Specifically, I researched issues concerning immigration, and by mere chance, I was assigned this task just as the influx of children migrants from Honduras, […]
