There are Still Spots Left for Stem Saturdays
ALAMOSA (October 23) – The Adams State University Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Saturdays registration is still available for the November 8 and November 22 programs. These free interactive sessions are open to the public and will stimulate the imagination and curiosity of students. Topics range across the spectrum, including biology, robotics, earth science, […]
Dr. Ed Lyell Believes Online is the Future of Education
ALAMOSA, CO. (October 17, 2014) – Dr. Ed Lyell, Adams State University Professor of Business, was one of 40 economic professors, from around the nation invited to a two-day conference, on October 10 and 11, on how to better teach economics using new digital tools. Faculty presenters demonstrated their success using student produced videos, interactive […]
ASU Named in Top 50 Colleges for Hispanic Students
ALAMOSA (October 16) –Adams State University was named in the top 50 for Hispanic students, according to the website bestcolleges.com. Adams State University was the first four-year institution in Colorado to be federally designated a Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI), which requires a minimum of one-quarter Hispanic enrollment. Bestcolleges.com states: In 2012, 49 percent of Hispanic high […]
Pick-Six Sends Grizzlies to 41-34 Victory Saturday
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print Ryan Holland’s pick-six in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s contest against the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys propelled the Grizzlies to 41-34 victory. Holland intercepted Highlands quarterback Lance Orender and returned the ball 57 yards for the game winning touchdown and sealed the second straight conference win for Adams State. Adams […]
The Clown By: Shelby Rushing
Carrie doesn’t want to go to bed. The sun isn’t even completely down and her mother Karen is already tucking her in and giving her an intense look of disappointment. Carrie rolls over and buries her head in her “snuggle puppy” pillow pet. Taking in a deep breath and slowly exhaling, Carrie’s mother leans in […]
The Other Wes Moore
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Health To-Go: Fast Food
Jessika Vandivier The Paw Print Welcome back readers! I don’t even have to ask if you participated in the challenge from last issue, because I know everyone was extremely healthy these past couple weeks. I for one made sure to put my laptop across the room so I would have to get up and walk […]
Veritas
Nick Spencer My fellow students pay close attention and try to learn something in this week’s psychology column. I say this in the most sincere and honest way possible! I’m currently in Social Psychology with Dr. Kelso (which is awesome btw), and we were assigned a reading that most people could benefit from. Have you […]
Veritas: Body Language: The Unspoken Language
Erica Ulibarri Have you ever wondered what another person is feeling? You watch them from across the room and you notice they’re sitting with perfect posture, they’re well dressed, and have great hygiene. The person next to them is fidgety, avoids eye contact, and is reluctant to show emotion. Although you haven’t met these people […]
Facebook Messenger Has Become an Absolute Sensation
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The messenger app proved that Zuckerberg can create more unique products The controversial decision of Facebook to transform Messenger into a separate mobile app is finally paying off. Researches show that during the majority of the time in the last 2 months, Facebook Messenger has been the most popular app […]
Mass Comm Department Unveils Changes to Courses
Beth Bonnsetter The Paw Print ALAMOSA, Colo. – The faculty of the Mass Communication program at Adams State proudly announce their course offerings for the spring of 2015. The program has a couple of new courses that the faculty anticipates students will enjoy. Beth Bonnstetter will be teaching COMM 255 Fundamentals of Media Communication, which […]
Girl Code and Guy Code Comedians at ASU
Kailie Hartman The Paw Print MTV’s Girl Code and Guy Code comedians brought some colorful comedy to campus on October 9. For homecoming weekend Nicole Byer and Kevin Barnett put on a comedy show at 8pm in the Plachy gym. Both Byer and Barnett shocked the crowed with raunchy jokes that were equally uncomfortable as […]
ASU Homecoming Parade 2014 Was Out of this World
The Homecoming Parade on Main Street on Saturday, October 11 was a success. Local families, as well as students, lined the streets to show their support at this festive event. The parade began with the Veterans Club, followed by alumni in classic cars. After that, every ASU sponsored club was in attendance. Several of the […]
Everybody Should Just Love Everybody
Noah Schafer The Paw Print I’ve been noticing that people have been getting less and less polite as the years go by. I’m talking on the basis of guys to women and women to guys. Now of days if you are polite to a girl and still have some chivalry, it means you like them. […]
Documentary Ethics: The Varying Levels of Honesty
Stephen Jiron The Paw Print I was able to attend Danny Ledonne’s lecture on Documentary Ethics. His Presentation was three fold. The first section introduced the definition of a documentary and the purpose. So let me just define it really quickly: a documentary is a movie television or radio program that provides a factual record. […]
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