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The Paw Print

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
November has rolled around again, and with it comes Native American Heritage Month—a time to honor, reflect on, and celebrate the rich…
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Election Season Survival Guide for Students
It is difficult for college students to avoid the steady drip of news, alerts, and conversations about the impending presidential...
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Honoring Veterans Day & Native American Heritage Month
November is a month of reflection and gratitude, with two important observances that highlight bravery...
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Converse Comeback: How a Classic Brand is Dominating Modern Fashion with Heritage, Innovation, and Sustainability
Converse, a classic American footwear brand, has experienced a remarkable resurgence...
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Billie Eilish's 'Chihiro': A Timeless Exploration of Vulnerability
Since Billie Eilish’s latest album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, dropped, one track has been my constant repeat, practically guaranteeing its top..
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Echoes of a Star: Mourning Liam Payne’s Enduring Legacy
Liam Payne’s passing has left a
significant void in the hearts of fans and music lovers worldwide. Known as one of the original members...
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The Mental Battle of Recovery
Finding Strength in Injury
Apart from athletic fields, injuries happen to be one of the toughest obstacles to get over...
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Idol Culture and Toxic Positivity in College Sports: The Pressure to “Stay Strong”
College sports are often seen as the epitome of grit, resilience, and toughness. Athletes are praised for their ability to push through...
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Retiring as a Collegiate Athlete
Much of my life as a student-athlete has been defined by the structure of training and competition, striving toward some type of athletic...
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Celebrating Navajo New Year: A Time of Harvest, Renewal, and Tradition
Navajo Nation welcomes its New Year, a deeply symbolic and sacred...
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Crafting Poetry and Screenplays with a Unique Vision: An Interview with David Noller
In a special interview, David Noller, an accomplished poet and screenwriter, shares his remarkable transition from academia...
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Embracing the Transition into Fall in Alamosa, Colorado
As the summer fades in the San Luis Valley, the transition into fall in Alamosa, Colorado, brings with it a striking change to both...
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September Reflections
As the semester slowly inches forward, it’s easy to get lost in the daily grind of assignments, practices...
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Seasons of Alamosa’s Ancestors
As the seasons transition from summer to fall and into the colder months, this time holds deep significance for many Native American...
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The Importance of Voting: A Look at the Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump Debate
As university students, we are often encouraged to take a more active role in shaping the future of our country. One of the most impactful..
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Balancing a Part-Time Job with College
For many college students, balancing a part-time job with academic responsibilities is necessary rather than a choice. Whether to pay for...
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Seizing Opportunities at the Start of the Semester
As the new semester begins, college campuses buzz with energy and anticipation. It’s a time of fresh starts, new classes, and countless...
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Managing Stress During the Semester
As we dive into another semester at Adams State University, it's important to recognize that the pressures...
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Paw Print Reflection
Working for the Paw Print has been an enriching journey that I will cherish for a long time. At first, my decision to join the team was…
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A Semester of Challenges and Triumphs
As the spring semester kicked off in January, I, like many graduate student-athletes, felt the weight of expectations pressing down on me…
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