Athlete of the Week: April 26
Alicia Nelson Adams State College sophomore women’s track and field athlete Alicia Nelson (Craig, Colo.) has been named as the ASCGrizzlies.com Athlete of the Week for the week ending April 15. Nelson qualified in two events for the Grizzlies. Nelson would beat her own record as she posted an automatic qualifying time of 10:10.89 in […]
Tracksters Shine in Weekend Competition at Mt. SAC
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director WALNUT, Calif. – On a busy weekend that saw Grizzly track & field athletes competing in both California and Colorado, senior sprinters Kaymarie Jones (St. Elizabeth, Jamaica) and Indira Spence (Trelawny, Jamaica) each posted nation-leading times in hurdle events, while a trio of ASC men posted automatic qualifiers that […]
Cardinals Use Steady Attack to Win Over Men’s Lacrosse
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director ST. CHARLES, Mo. – Wrapping up their 3-game swing in the Show Me State, the ASC men’s lacrosse team saw Wheeling Jesuit (W. Va.) score eight unanswered goals between the start of the second and start of the fourth quarters, and were able to muster just a pair of […]
Women’s Lacrosse Records First Ever Program Win
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director ST. CHARLES, Mo. – The Adams State women’s lacrosse team made history on Thursday afternoon as the Grizzlies set several offensive program records and were led by five goals from sophomore LiErin Wilson (Silverton, Colo.), as well as four from sophomore Lexy Hamilton (Monte Vista, Colo.) and freshman Heather […]
Alamosa Shoppers Welcome Bealls to the SLV
Megan Smith The Paw Print Bealls celebrated it Grand Opening in Alamosa Wednesday, April 18. The new store is located at 157 Craft Drive near highway 160 between Ace Hardware and Aaron’s. A free tote bag was offered to their first 150 customers.
Tu Casa Hosts Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Rachel Decker The Paw Print This Saturday, over a hundred participants turned up at Cole Park to participate in an event called Walk a Mile in her Shoes, which is a 5k run, as well as a March through Alamosa. Originally, the event started out as a march, and over the past few years […]
Food Insecurity: Hunger in the Valley is Very Real
Devin Forest Cornwall La Puente Volunteer When the word “hunger” is mentioned, especially in the context of education, many people imagine thirty second commercials featuring a group of malnourished children wearing oversized NFL t-shirts on some far off continent. And although it’s true, there are great needs in these places to feed many mouths […]
NSA and Domestic Spying, an Orwellian Recipe
Nathan Crites-Herren The Paw Print Bluffdale is nestled in in a bowl-shaped valley opposed on either side by Utah’s Wasatch Range to the east and the Oquirrh Mountains to the west. It’s the heart of Mormon country, where the followers of Joseph Smith and later pioneer Brigham Young arrived more than 160 years ago. […]
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, I’m an attractive guy, or so I’ve been told. I’m athletic and I play on a sports team here at Adams. The problem is most girls write me off before they even get to […]
College Checkered: Falling into a Relationship
Brneda Figueroa The Paw Print You both weren’t looking for one when you two met, your relationship with each other was just a friendship and you just sought refuge with one another to have at least a somewhat connection to somebody. Being single is freedom, but at the same time, you still want to know […]
Scholar of the Week: April 26
Rachel Decker The Paw Print Freshman Natasha Vidger sits in the Art Building, working late into the night to complete her latest project. This is how the dedicated Adams State student spends many of her nights. Natasha is an Art Major, and the majority of her time must be used to complete her various […]
CASA Honors the Struggles of Valley Farmers
Nathan Crites-Herren The Paw Print The rich farming history throughout the San Luis Valley invokes images of packed potato fields, rows of fresh vegetables and thigh high alfalfa. Before the onslaught of mechanized farming, agribusiness had exclusively relied on migrant farm workers to pick the tons of produce that these fields yielded. The workers who […]
Art Exhibit Shows Talent of Graduating Class
Rebekah Lucero The Paw Print Speculation and debate revolves around art and the phrase “art for art’s sake.” Art itself brings many different styles and genres to conversations that have potential to cause conflict. Art began as a direct sense of depicting the perfect human form and perspective. Time has brought forth tenebrism, impressionism, expressionism, […]
Sports Schedule: April 26- May 8
Thursday, April 26th 10 a.m. (EDT) Outdoor Track & Field at Penn Relays Philadelpha, Pa. Friday, April 27th 9 a.m. (EDT) Outdoor Track & Field at Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa. 3 p.m. Women’s Lacrosse vs. Lindenwood (Mo.) ASC Lacrosse & Soccer Field 3 p.m. Outdoor Track & Field at Jack Christiansen Invitational (Hammer Throw) Fort […]
Women’s Golf in Sixth Place at RMAC Championships
Scott Kretzmann ASC Sports Information Director LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz.— Freshmen Rachel Reiling (Littleton, Colo.) and Rachel Dyess (Richmond, Texas) are both in the top 20 after posting an 85 and 86, respectively, in the first round of the 2012 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships, played Monday here at the Wigwam Golf Resort’s Red Course. Reiling […]
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