Ukraine is the Most Dangerous Place in the World – Warned Poroshenko
Steven Petrov The Paw Print “It is too early for Ukraine to be joining NATO” With the developing Russian-Ukrainian crisis that started almost a year ago, numerous speculations have come out linking the Eastern European republic to entering NATO, so that the international military organization can protect the small country from the aggressive and continuously […]
Spain Captured Over 2,200 lbs. of Cocaine Outside the Canary Islands
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The Spanish naval police have been slowly turning into an absolute “nightmare” for all of the drug smugglers and drug cartels who are trying to import and move large amounts of cocaine as well as other drugs throughout the Mediterranean. The Spanish police and the Ministry of Defense made an […]
Tickets for It’s a Wonderful Life Go on Sale November 21
Staff Writer The Paw Print Sounds of the holiday season will soon be heard as Adams State University Theatre presents It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Tickets go on sale Friday, November 21 at 8 a.m. at the ASU Theatre Box Office. It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, directed by Dr. […]
Winter is Coming to the San Luis Valley
Jessika Vandivier The Paw Print Alamosa has finally received its first snowfall of the season. The temperature here in the Valley has just recently shifted from being a little chilly to being totally freezing. These last few months the climate has been fairly decent, staying on the warmer side all the way through Halloween. Inevitably […]
1 Out of 4 Americans Don’t Support Free Market Enterprise
Steven Petrov The Paw Print This economic concept is most popular among the developing countries The country of the United States of America has always been appointed as the place on Earth where a person can achieve anything. A poor lower class individual can fight their way through the upper classes and one day change […]
How to Make Your Dorm Feel Like Home
Ali Rivera The Paw Print Some students come to college and live on campus in the dorms. However, the dorms can be a small and uncomfortable to live in. Some say that living in the dorms isn’t like living at home due to the limited amount of space and the lack personality and hominess it […]
North River Greenhouse Announces Expansion
Shelby Rushing The Paw Print Attention all: North River Greenhouse is expanding and moving closer to town. Their new location will be on State Street, right across from Amerigas, giving us something all to look forward to in the spring. Currently, the company is in the process of constructing the new buildings for the premises […]
Grizzlies Advice by Mr. Optimist
Dear Mr. Optimist, I’m having a problem with one of my roommates/friends. He is a great guy and everything, but he just has some bad habits (mostly with hygiene). He just sometimes wreaks of B.O to where I’m at the point of being nauseated and almost puking from just the smell. He doesn’t brush his […]
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; […]
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