Women’s Lacrosse Falls at Mesa in 2012 Season Opener
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Sophomore LiErin Wilson (Silverton, Colo.) tied ASC’s program record by netting four goals Saturday afternoon, all in the second half, but the Grizzlies were unable to dig their way out of a 6-goal deficit at halftime in falling to Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (WILA) foe […]
ASC Softball Lose Two on Monday Against Fort Lewis
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director Visiting Fort Lewis won the final two contests of a 4-game series over Adams State on Monday at ASC Softball Field, scoring five unanswered in a come-from-behind game one win, 8-6, and then cruising to an 11-1 game two win in five innings. Adams State, now just 1-7 in […]
Grizzlies Head to Golden for Men’s Central Region
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director INDIANAPOLIS – For the second straight year the Adams State men’s basketball team has made the field of 64 teams for the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Tournament, where the No. 7 seed Grizzlies will face Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) foe and No. 2 seed Metro State on […]
Athlete of the Week: March 8
Adams State freshman women’s lacrosse player Danica Kristiansen (Lake Forest, Calif.) has been named the ASCGrizzlies.com Athlete of the Week for the week ending on March 5. Kristiansen faced 40 shots on goal and made 24 saves on Saturday, March 3 against Colorado Mesa University. Her 24 saves set a new ASC single-game record, beating […]
Men’s Lacrosse Beats Universtiy of Colorado in Overtime
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director In the final minute of regulation and again in the first minute of overtime, Grizzly freshman Conor McLaughlin (Phoenix, Ariz.) had a crucial hand in goals that forced the extra period and then ended Saturday’s Adams State lacrosse exhibition contest against the Univeristy of Colorado club team. The Grizzlies, […]
Manning and INdianapolic Colts End Relationship
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print He played 208 games in fourteen seasons, racking up 399 touchdowns and throwing for 54,282 yards. He was an eleven-time Pro Bowl selection and six-time American Football Conference Player of the year. He is the only player to win four National Football League MVP awards. He led his team to […]
HPE Lab Provides Fitness Testing and Programs
Jose Orozco The Paw Print If you’re training or just want to learn how to develop that “Beach Body,” ASC’s Human Performance Lab is the place to go! According to Dr. Tracey Robinson the director of the lab, “Since opening back in January, we have seemingly been booked every week and with a good […]
Young Women to Bring Ferocious Folk-Rock to Alamosa
Michael Clifford ALMA SHEL is Sarah, Hannah, Eva and Liza; four classically trained musicians who play a mostly acoustic mix of folk, rock, Celtic and bluegrass styles “with the ferocity of a medieval army,” according to the Wichita Eagle, and happen to be sisters ranging in age from 18-23.
Students Network, Learn at the ASC Etiquette Dinner
Jose Orozco The Paw Print A stately event happened this leap year. The Adams State College Office of Career Services hosted an etiquette dinner and networking event on Wednesday, Feb. 29. The event was sponsored by T. Rowe Price, SLV Regional Medical Center, ASC MBA Program, Crossroads Turning points, ASC Teacher Ed., and Title […]
ASC’s Dirty Little Column with the Delicious Doctor Love
Dr. Chocolate Thunder is not real doctor or mental health professional. The doctor’s advice should not be taken seriously.** Dear DLC, My best friend who’s a guy recently kissed me while we were out at a party this weekend. I liked it and although I was caught off guard I kissed back. When I asked […]
Scholar of the Week: March 8
Rachel Decker The Paw Print Christopher Swain is nearly done with his college career at Adams State College, and during his time of attendance, Chris has impacted not only himself, but also his fellow students and faculty here at ASC. Chris is currently in his final semester, and he is not about to […]
Jones Fills Lecture Hall for Final Lunchtime Talk
Armando Montano The Paw Print Last Wednesday many people turned out to see Dr. Marty Jones of chemistry give his lunchtime talk on “Molecules that Changed History”, a look at the structures of major chemicals that have had a significant impact on human history. The entire crowd composed of a wide variety of attendants, chemistry student and professors alike […]
College Checkered: Lessons From Past Dating Experiences
Brenda Figueroa The Paw Print I used to date a guy who would ask me at the end of every day, “are you happy?” He felt that if he were really doing his part in the relationship then the yes’s would outweigh the no’s. If there ever were no’s when he asked, he’d do […]
Banning of Books Represents a Close-Minded Nation
Rachel Decker The Paw Print Books dealing with controversial topics have been under fire for decades now, causing conflict, strife, and confusion to many authors and readers. Books can be banned from schools for any number of reasons, ranging from violence, to witchcraft, to racial slurs. However, just because a book contains those things […]
Sandra Fluke and the Battle Over Contraception as Medicine
Jesse Russell The Paw Print Last week Sandra Fluke, a third-year Georgetown law student, testified in front of Congress regarding insurance covering the cost of contraceptives for women. Fluke came to the Capitol as an advocate for women’s reproductive rights and not as a victim. Sandra Fluke, representing Law Students for Reproductive Justice (LSRJ) never […]
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