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Posts on ‘February 6th, 2019’
Bistro Rialto and Nestle Toll House Close
Jasmyn Brendle The economy of small towns everywhere has been struggling this past year, and Alamosa is no different, unfortunately. Since January 2019, the restaurant scene in downtown Alamosa has seen some sudden changes, not all of them being positive. The Purple Pig has reopened after renovations as a pizzeria and pub, while other restaurants […]
Renovation of The Purple Pig
Kendell Hollowell Adams State students and the city of Alamosa celebrate the return of the newly-renovated Purple Pig Pizzeria and Pub. The Purple Pig was once known simply as a bar that featured a live DJ: a spot that college students would go to have fun on the weekends. Now, it kicks off the new […]
Scholarship Universe
Adams State University Now Has Access to a Whole Other Universe Lilliana Chavez Starting off the new semester, Adams State University (ASU) has implemented the Scholarship Universe program. This program gives ASU students a medium through which to apply for scholarships. This efficient platform allows students access to a great variety of scholarships. The Scholarship […]
Then to Now Advising Development
Through reading the book Beyond Meetings Lessons and Successes in Advising Student Organzations it caused me to reflect on my experience over this past semester in advising AS&F. I thought back to when I first came to Adams and how I was so ready to change students lives and shake things up within the organization. While as […]
Tradition as an Excuse: Beyond Meetings
I must admit: this book was not what I expected it to be. For some reason I cannot explain, the title, Beyond Meetings, gave me the impression I would be learning how to navigate deep, intimate conversations with students outside of a formal meeting. While there are bits of this interspersed within the book, I […]
