Gun Control Measures Now More Important than Ever
Lance Hostetter The Paw Print Wednesday marked the twelfth anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting. One of the nation’s worst acts of violence still conjures up feelings of grief and uneasiness, and rightfully so. Just a day before the anniversary of Columbine, another gun related incident occurred in a Texas elementary school. A kindergartener […]
Alternative Energies Could be Detrimental to SLV
Samantha Saville The Paw Print Everyone should know about the cost of alternative energies before they become too widely used. It is safe to say that almost any alternative energy (natural gas, nuclear power, wind and solar) is better than petroleum-based products for the general environment, but at what cost? Is “renewable” energy really renewable?
ASC’s Dirty Little Column with the Delicious Drs. Love
Dr. Chocolate Thunder and Professor Vanilla Lightning are not real doctors or mental health professionals. Their advice should not be taken seriously. Dear DLC, when I first started dating my current boyfriend, we were very attracted to each other sexually. We still are, and we have sex a lot. I enjoy it, but I am […]
Trip to Two Denver ARt Museums Inspired ASC Art Students
Toni Ortivez The Paw Print Last Wednesday members of the Adams State Art Department ventured off to Denver to peruse through the Museum of Modern Art and the Denver Art Museum. Students paid $5 for the trip and left with professors early Wednesday morning for the one-day event. The first stop of the trip was […]
Spence Takes over NCAA-II Lead
Adams State College junior Indira Spence clocked the second fastest 100-meter hurdle time in program history as she posted a mark of 13.08 seconds to easily take over the NCAA Division II National Performance list lead in the event while competing in the invitational section of the event at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays, […]
Grizzlies Post Stellar Efforts at Mt. SAC Relays
Chris Day ASC Sports Information Sophomore Kristen McGlynn and the 4X100-meter relay quartet of freshman Chelsea Fenderson, junior Indira Spence, senior Jazmine Ralph and junior KayMarie Jones both set NCAA Division II Championship Automatic qualifying times as every Adams State College women that competed set NCAA qualifying marks at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays […]
Grizzly Men’s Lacrosse Comeback Not Enough Against Argonauts
Reggie Thompson The Paw Print The Grizzlies couldn’t quite complete their comeback Friday afternoon as the Notre Dame de Namur University Argonauts’ fourth quarter pull-away improved their overall record to 6-7, atop the Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (WILA), while Adams State fell in their eighth loss of the season. The game began with a couple […]
Athlete of the Week: April 21
Adams State College junior sprinter and hurdler for the women’s track and field team, Indira Spence, has been named as the ASC Grizzlies Athlete of the Week for the week ending on April 17. Spence set three NCAA qualifying marks in as many efforts over the weekend as she competed in Walnut, Calif. at the […]
Grizzlies Claim Best Ever RMAC Overall Finish
Chris Day ASC Sports Information The Adams State College women’s golf team finished fifth in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship tournament and claimed the same overall place in the conference’s final regular season standings. That overall finish is the program’s highest in the program’s 6-year history and is a slight improvement over […]
Payne Earns First RMAC Player of the Week Honor
Eric R. Flores The Paw Print Adams State College redshirt freshman Kristen Payne has been named as the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference/Rawlings Player of the Week after her 3-home run effort against Fort Lewis College over the weekend. Payne, who hit her first career grand slam in walk-off fashion in Game 1, 11-1 6-inning win, […]
Payne Grand Slam Lifts Grizzlies Past Skyhawks
Eric R. Flores The Paw Print A walk off grand slam by redshirt freshman Kristen Payne in the first game and a walk-off homer for senior Jaycee Lovato, her second in as many days, in the second game helped the Grizzlies sweep a crucial Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference doubleheader with two run-rule 6-inning wins at […]
Grizzly Daze Kicks Off Semester End Events
Jessie Harper The Paw Print This week, the Grizzly Activity Board (commonly known as GAB) is hosting a week-long event known as Grizzly Daze taking place April 19-21. According to Ashlie Cogburn, the president of GAB, the event is “a yearly tradition that has taken place for at least the past six years.”
60 Minutes Report Casts Doubt on “Three Cups of Tea”
James Williams The Paw Print An investigation by the news magazine program 60 Minutes has cast doubt on the accuracy of philanthropist-turned-author Greg Mortensen’s international best seller “Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace…One School at a Time,” the book given as a summer reading assignment for incoming Adams State students […]
Romeo and Juliet Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the Adams State College Theatre’s program Romeo and Juliet go on sale Monday, April 18. Dr. John Taylor, professor of theatre and director of the production, said “This is going to be an exciting and entertaining production of William Shakespeare’s classic love story. From its opening moments to its tragic ending, our audience […]
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