Brittany Pezzola: A Pianist’s Journey
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
September 23, 2018
Filed under Feature
It was Brittany Pezzola's sophomore year at Maria Regina High School when she saw the list of students that made the school's basketball team for the upcoming season. Her name was not on the list. Although the Yonkers native did not make the team the previous year either, this time around was truly...
Spirit: A Hero Wearing a Blue Cape
Carmen Ballon, Social Media Manager
September 23, 2018
Filed under Feature
For many students, the morning alarm is the worst part of the day. For nursing student Jon Singleton, his 5 a.m. alarm involves barking, licks, and a whole lot of love from his service dog, Spirit. Not all heroes wear capes, but for this energetic Golden Retriever, there is an exception. With a pump...
Free Campus Parking Creates More Tickets
Christina Bubba, Feature Editor
September 23, 2018
Filed under Feature
Free parking passes for upperclassmen is of the many luxuries Pace offers its students. However, with limited parking space, many students face hundreds of dollars of fines from campus security each year. “I’ve probably received over 20 parking tickets since freshman year,” senior Christine...
Pace Sounds Off on New All-Gender Bathrooms
Infiniti Styles Bowie, Feature Writer
September 23, 2018
There is a boy in the girl's bathroom. Or is there? Well, technically yes. This past summer, Pace did some tinkering and upgraded the living conditions of Martin and North Hall. Not only are the floors now co-ed, but so are the bathrooms. So that explains the smell of Axe and Victoria's Secret in the morning. According to Ale...
Nick Aquilino Leaves His Mark at Pace
Brandon Muccitelli, Contributing Writer
September 22, 2018
Filed under Feature
Nick Aquilino, a 22-year-old Pace graduate majored in digital cinema and filmmaking. Currently, he lives for film: teaching, writing, and preaching, about the big screen to those with the same interest. Aquilino’s filmic experience at Pace, from 2014 to 2018, have placed him at the Jacob Burns Film...
Nick Goodwin, A Pace Alumni Could Be The Next Big Hollywood Director
Jake Maddia, Arts & Entertainment Writer
September 22, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Feature
If you are a fan of movies then you will be excited to know that Nick Goodwin, a former Pace student, has made a short film that is now out on YouTube called Shadow. The film follows a pretty simple premise. However, the films relevance, sharp way of directing, and haunting score that makes it so go...
Pace Welcomes the School Year as a Community
Katherine Walsh, Contributing Writer
September 22, 2018
The incentive of free food and the chance to meet prominent members of the Pace community, drew a large crowd of faculty, staff and students to the Gottesman room in the Kessel Student Center for President Marvin Krislov and first-year Provost Vanya Quiñones' "Welcome Back Party" on Thursday. Special...
Pace Students get Wiped Out in Latest Programming Board Event
Alexis Nieman, Contributing Writer
September 22, 2018
Pace students tried to stay on their feet during the Programming Board’s most recent event: "Wipeout." The event, which took place this past Thursday on Alumni Quad, was themed after a popular ABC game show of the same name. In the show, contestants race to complete a challenging obstacle cours...
Study Abroad Fair Garners its Highest Attendance Ever
September 16, 2018
Filed under Feature
It was a spur of the moment decision, but then-sophomore Connor Wills headed to Australia to study abroad for the Fall 2017 semester. He was admittedly anxious, with numerous existential questions running through his mind such as "Am I doing the right thing? Why am I doing this? Why am I leaving everybod...
The Film Appreciation Program Brings the Movie Theater to Pace
Jake Maddia, Contributing Writer
September 15, 2018
Filed under Feature, Featured Entertainment
This past Friday, Pace students were lucky enough to get together and watch the iconic Marilyn Monroe movie Some Like it Hot on the Alumni Hall lawn at an event hosted by the Film Appreciation Program. The club welcomed students to the lawn with a variety of different appetizers to choose from. No...
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