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Rondeau returns after two month investigation

NATALIA ALVAREZ PAGAN, Sports Editor

January 27, 2015

Andrew Rondeau has been returned to active status at Pace and will resume his role as head football coach after nearly two months of investigation, according to a university-wide e-mail sent Monday night. The... READ MORE »»

Andrew Rondeau has been returned to active status at Pace and will resume his role as head football coach.
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Rondeau returns after two month investigation
DJ Henry’s Parents Attend State of The Union

NATALIA ALVAREZ PAGAN, Sports Editor

January 25, 2015

On Tue., Jan. 20, President Barrack Obama gave his State of the Union Address. Among the attendants were Angela and Dan Henry, parents of the late Danroy “DJ” Henry Jr. Henry was a Pace student and... READ MORE »»

DJ Henry’s Parents Attend State of The Union
SGA Update Dec. 5

TAYLOR LONGENBERGER, News Editor

December 10, 2014

Student Government Association (SGA) met in Miller Lecture Hall Fri., Dec. 5. A representative from the Office of Student Administration presented in Senate regarding modular deliveries that can be expected during the mornings of the coming weeks. They assured senate that there should be no major... READ MORE »»

SGA Update Dec. 5
Pace Joins National Stop Slut Movement

TAYLOR LONGENBERGER, News Editor

December 10, 2014

Amherst College, Barnard College, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, North Dakota State University, Rutgers University, St. Cloud State University, and University of Montana have all performed the play that has led to a movement across... READ MORE »»

Pace Joins National Stop Slut Movement
Pace Protests Police Violence

EMILY WOLFRUM and NIKI PINTO

December 10, 2014

Students and faculty gathered around Choate pond to protest police brutality on Thur., Dec. 4. Protests were specifically in regard to the cases of Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and Mike Brown. Director... READ MORE »»

Photos by Emily Wolfrum

Pace Protests Police Violence

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Rachel Carpenter adapts as fill-in Dean for Students

Niki Pinto, Featured Writer

Majoring in International Studies and Japanese at a small school in Indiana, Rachel Carpenter didn’t imagine that she’d one day be working at a university in Pleasantville,... Read More »

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Pay It Forward Campaign
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Pace’s Five Schools Offer New Spring Courses
As the semester draws to a close, students are looking toward finalizing their schedules for the spring semester. Each semester at Pace, all five scho...
55 Hours for an AOK1
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SOCA Hosts Thanksgiving Extravaganza for Charity
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WPAW Hosts Open Mic Night

CRISTINA CUDUCO , Arts and Entertainment Editor

On Thur., Dec. 4, WPAW radio station hosted their annual Open Mic Night at Briarcliff’s Pace Perk Café. Open Mic, which has been the organization’s signature event... Read More »

December 10, 2014

Phi Sigma Sigma Holiday Bazaar

CRISTINA CUDUCO , Arts and Entertainment Editor

Willcox gym hosted the tenth annual Phi Sigma Sigma Holiday Bazaar on Sun., Dec.7. The event featured 40 vendors from all over the tri-state area who specialize in handmade... Read More »

December 10, 2014

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Consider Meditation for Health

Kaitlyn Szilagyi, Health Editor

Meditation, specifically transcendental meditation, is defined as “a technique, based on Hindu writings, by which one seeks to achieve a relaxed state through regular periods... Read More »

December 10, 2014

Restroom Cleanliness a Concern on Campus

Kaitlyn Szilagyi, Health Editor

The state of residence hall bathrooms has been a common complaint by students this semester, a complaint voiced with particular fervor at the Community Meeting this November. Most... Read More »

December 10, 2014

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Rondeau returns after two month investigation

NATALIA ALVAREZ PAGAN, Sports Editor

Andrew Rondeau has been returned to active status at Pace and will resume his role as head football coach after nearly two months... Read More »

January 27, 2015

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Rondeau returns after two month investigation

Rondeau returns after two month investigation

DJ Henry’s Parents Attend State of The Union

DJ Henry’s Parents Attend State of The Union

SGA Update Dec. 5

SGA Update Dec. 5

Pace Joins National Stop Slut Movement

Pace Joins National Stop Slut Movement

Pace Protests Police Violence

Pace Protests Police Violence

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Rachel Carpenter adapts as fill-in Dean for Students

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