Crowd Funding: What is it and Should You Do it?
Stacy Davis The Paw Print With the ever-rising costs of higher education tuition, many students are left wondering how they are going to pay for the piece of paper stating they have a Degree when their College and University years are over. Students Loans, Scholarships, and Grant money can only go so far and only […]
The Myth Has Been Lifted
Reuben Chavira The Paw Print We all remember the tall-tales. We all can recall the mythologies and fictions that formed our perceptions of college. We remember the mantras of “knowledge is power” and “if you believe you can achieve.” But how many of us believed? Think back to high school. Did you succeed because you […]
American Healthcare Costs with 70% on Drugs
Corey Daniels The Paw Print A research study by the Mayo clinic showed that 70% of Americans are currently using prescription medication. This same study showed that more than half of Americans are on 2 or more prescription drugs and that 20% are on 5 or more! Also, 26% of the population are on either […]
Spring Break Hits Adams State University
Jessica Shawcroft The Paw Print I remember watching television as a high school student, thinking spring break was the coolest thing ever. T.V. would always bring fantasies about spring break: nice hot vacation destinations, fun in the sun, and always time spent at the beach! I loved the idea of escaping to a beach and […]
A Television Memoir: Lost Shows of Youth
Jake Hughes The Paw Print I have never experienced the heart break of a show I’ve been watching suddenly cancelled; however, I have had to endure a show dear to me being cancelled due to ratings and views going down over a period of time. The television show that I will be conducting my research […]
Relationships: More Communication or Less?
Richard Flamm The Paw Print Sure it sounds like a given: it’s the opening line to every relational self-help book, and first on the lips of counselors – communication is key. But, anyone who’s been in a relationship will note the tendency to avoid unhindered forthrightness. Questions like, “do you think she’s pretty?” or “do […]
A Letter to Her By Reuben Chavira
As I lay here, listening to you sleep, you’re the last thought of the day, that my heart wants to keep. Minutes into hours, the river runs deep, the only thing that is constant, is the way my heart beats. The way my heart feels, the way art reveals… the way my soul seeps, the […]
Second Open Mic Night, Second to None
Reuben Chavira The Paw Print Passion. Over. Every. Thing. – The theme is catching fire. Last Sunday night, the vibe was strong, as many attended the P.O.E.T. Club’s second open mic night. The room felt alive with energy, creating a humidity-like climate of compassion and support that could be felt by those who were there. […]
Today In History
Miranda Mattson The Paw Print 1345 – The alignment of Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars was thought to have caused a plague epidemic. 1814 – The Netherlands have a new monarch, Prince Willem Frederik. 1852 – Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe, is published in Boston. 1868 – In Russelville, Kentucky, the Jesse James Gang […]
Creative Nonfiction Writers Will Visit Campus
ALAMOSA (March 17) – Two emerging essayists, Ginny Taylor and Jon Kerstetter, will share their work and their expertise with Adams State University and the surrounding community. The event begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, in the Nielsen Library second floor. Taylor is a nonfiction writer from Ohio whose work examines the aftermath of […]
Horoscopes for the Week of March 20th-27th
Madam Shawcroft The Paw Print Aquarius 01/20-02/18 It’s full speed ahead where money-related interests are concerned. There’s no getting around responsibilities and obligations, but by facing them head-on and setting limits, you can still have time for socializing. The one thing to avoid is losing control of your finances. Later, communication issues come into focus, […]
Alamosa Recreation Center and Adams State HPPE Class Benefit for Partnership
ALAMOSA (March 13) –At the Alamosa Family Recreation Center, on a Monday afternoon, small groups gather in the large recreational room, Adams State University students guide and direct members from Blue Peaks Developmental Services and Alamosa High School on how to dribble and shoot a basketball. The Adams State students take an adapted physical activity […]
ASU Comes Out On Top Against Metro Over Weekend
Rachel Heaton The Paw Print The Adams State baseball team claimed victory in three of four contests against the Metro State Roadrunners here at ASU over the weekend. The Grizzlies and Roadrunners split their Friday set of games, with Metro taking game one and Adams winning game two. In the first Friday game, the Grizzlies […]
Barcelona Loses to the 19th in La Liga – “Valladolid”
Steven Petrov The Paw Print The last year’s Spanish champion, FC Barcelona, put another poor performance in their visit of Valladolid, in the 27th round of the Spanish Primera Division. The “blaugranas” rightfully lost the 3 points after the complete lack of creativity up front, as well as the weak defensive performance throughout the whole […]
Real Madrid Beats Levante UD, Leads FC Barcelona by 4
Steven Petrov The Paw Print Real Madrid’s team dominated their Sunday afternoon home game against Levante UD and won with 3:0. The goal scorers for Real were Cristiano Ronaldo (11th minute), Marcelo Vieira (49th minute), and an own goal by Nikolaos Karabelas (81st minute). These goals added a significantly important 3 points to “los blancos” […]
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