Which is Really Worse for Your Health? Marijuana or Alcohol
Ali Rivera The Paw Print Living in Colorado brings up the subject of marijuana. We all have heard the facts and have seen the people preach about how medical marijuana can benefit some. However a big question that is floating around is how is marijuana any different than alcohol regarding the health, safety, and crime? […]
The Gift that Just Keeps on Giving
Jessika Vandivier The Paw Print One could say that I am a bit of a Christmas nut. For me, the “season to be jolly” begins the moment the clock strikes twelve and waves goodbye to Thanksgiving. The town of Alamosa has already put up the annual street decorations, stores are filled with holiday decorations, […]
Colorado: Come Live the Good Life
Alana Dylan The Paw Print Ojo Caliente, NM An hour and a half south on Highway 285 is Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, Resort and Spa. This is the most posh resort I have covered to date. But don’t let that dissuade you! There are plenty of ways to enjoy this hot springs without breaking the […]
The Madness and Excitement Behind Black Friday
Kaitlin Hartman The Paw Print The month count down has begun till finals, and the madness is only interrupted by the fleeting thanksgiving break. Thanksgiving is a cherished American holiday that brings families together, whether it is welcomed or not. Once the potato and turkey has been scarfed down and pecan pie is slowly digesting, […]
Shootout in Musket Game Leads to ASU Victory
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print The Grizzlies finished out their 2014 home contests with a 34-30 victory against the Fort Lewis Skyhawks. The Grizzlies advance to 4-6 overall this season and 3-5 in conference play. ASU put up 27 points in the second half of play, which was good enough to secure the victory and […]
Men’s Basketball Takes on UNM Lobos to Start Season
Jessica Palacio The Paw Print ASU men’s basketball began their exhibition portion of the season last Friday night against the UNM Lobos in front of a crowd of over 13,000 fans. The Lobos are the first of three Division I Mountain West Conference teams that the Grizzlies will face in the coming month. While the […]
Many Departments Move Back to Richardson Hall
ALAMOSA (November 12) – The first phase of the Adams State University Richardson Hall renovations is nearly complete. Many departments have already moved into their new offices, located on the south wing and middle section in Richardson Hall. Offices include: Financial Aid Office – Suite 1-200, first floor; Records Office – Suite 1-300, first floor; […]
Red Cross Preparedness Campaign: Home Fires Door-to-Door
As part of aiding in the safety and preparedness of others the American Red Cross will be going door-to-door throughout the San Luis Valley (SLV) starting in Alamosa November 15th to assist in home fire prevention. Our goal is to reduce fire deaths and injuries in the US by 25% in 5 years. In partnership […]
Biology of Homosexuality is Subject of Next Faculty Lecture
ALAMOSA (November 11) – The origins of homosexuality have been debated throughout human history, and until only recently have we been able to investigate it scientifically. The Adams State University Fall 2014 Faculty Lecture Series “Biology of Homosexuality,” by Dr. Nathan Pipitone, assistant professor of psychology, begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in Porter […]
Grizzly Men and Women are RMAC Champions!
Kaitlin Hartman The Paw Print Warning: ASU cross-country team is taking over the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Domination must have been on every runner’s mind as they approached the race this Sunday in Gunnison Colorado. The grizzlies had individual and team victories for both men and women. For the second consecutive year the ladies won […]
Dixon Publishes Book
ALAMOSA (November 11) – Dr. Hobart “Hobey” Dixon, Adams State University emeritus professor of biology, has published an identification guide to the plants of the San Luis Basin. Written for professionals and serious amateur botanists the book identifies ferns, conifers, and flowering plants of the San Luis Valley, the Taos Plateau, and surrounding mountains. Including […]
Adams State Business Students Receive Financial Support from Alta Fuels
ALAMOSA (November 12) – Alta Fuels continues their support and encouragement of Adams State University School of Business students by awarding Bryan Ruybal, Olivia DeHerrera, and Kelby Maestas, the Alta Fuels/Alta Convenience Scholarship. Jim Sammons, president of Alta Fuels, said the company is proud to sponsor these scholarships each year and glad to be assisting […]
Grizzlies Advice by Mr. Optimist
Mr. Optimist, I have a tough problem, and I was wonder if you’d be able to help me. I’ve been dating my boyfriend for a couple of years now, and I do love him, but there is another guy that I’m starting to have feelings for. Now I still have feelings for my boyfriend, but […]
The Many and Varied Uses of Coconut Oil
Alexandra Rivera The Paw Print Do you want softer skin? Have you been looking for a conditioner that is all natural? Or do you want to cook healthier? Good news! Coconut oil has countless uses that can benefit your everyday life. In addition, coconut oil is all natural and can be purchased at your local […]
Don’t Lose Hope, Go for the Gold
Edith Arias The Paw Print From time to time, it’s very easy to lose hope on a situation in life. It is important to persevere and continue strong in the path we want to pursue. When times get rough, one must remember the finish line, the goal that stands within reach. Nike really got it […]
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