Left to right, William Clark, Ki’Asha Harris, MacKenzie Swanson, Danielle Jimenez, Stephanie Ruiz continue with the Chemistry Department’s holiday tradition of creating chemistry-themed ornaments to decorate the Chemtree, located on the third floor of Porter Hall.
“This one of the more encouraging financial statements in my time on the board,” said Cleave Simpson, chair of the Adams State Board of Trustees.
The recital features the students enrolled in Music History I, a course exploring music from Ancient Greece through Johann Sebastian Bach.
As part of 1st Amendment Theatre, ASU students will present original pieces about censorship and freedom of speech.
Both the positive and negative effects of competition on ethics will be discussed.
Participants will experience the authentic Bachata dance style of the Dominican Republic.
At the retreat, students discussed future ideas including creating a leadership class, creating a social media presence, and participated in team bonding activities.
“It is so crazy how we can’t see all this microscopic fungi with the naked eye and when we encourage the growth, all these fungal communities live inside there.”
The tradition and spirit have continued, and Spud Bowl remains a highlight of each football season.
“Because this is no ordinary rose…and this is no ordinary fairytale. Narrated by a pair of mischievous fairies, very helpful rabbits, and a thought-snatching machine, this timeless story is sure to surprise, delight, and enchant all ages.”
