Death of A Superhero: Pace Mourns Stan Lee’s Passing
Infiniti Styles Bowie, Feature Writer
November 14, 2018
A superhero hung up his cape for the last time. Stan Lee, the man who created the original superhuman race, died on Monday morning. He was 95. Lee was born Stanley Martin Leiber on December 28, 1922, in New York City. He started his comic book career in 1939 when he was working as an office assistant...
Midterm Elections: What Pace Students Care About
Callie Anderson, Contributing Writer
November 10, 2018
Every year, elections provide an opportunity for the average individual to choose who represents them and their values in the government. On Nov. 6, the midterm election where voters across the country voted to fill various positions including state legislators, governors, senators, and representatives ...
America Runs on Guns? How Mass Shootings Affect Pace
Infiniti Styles Bowie, Feature Writer
November 10, 2018
Three hundred and seven. There have been 307 mass shootings in America this year. The last shooting happened just this past Wednesday at a bar in Thousand Oaks, California. What was supposed to be a night filled with beer and fun turned into a nightmare of blood and terror at the Borderline Bar ...
Despite Efforts; Female Enrollment in Seidenberg Remains Low
Katie Walsh, Contributing Writer
November 10, 2018
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77 percent of Seidenberg students are males on Pace’s Pleasantville campus, despite the fact the campus is 59.4 percent female, according to Pace’s 2017 census report. This number is reflected in the female to male ratio in classes, as well as major related activities. Erika Manica, a junior transfer student, sai...
NYC Setters Leadership Cohort Program to Kick Off in the Spring Semester
Christina Bubba, Feature Editor
November 9, 2018
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Pace’s NYC Student Development and Campus Activities (SDACA) is introducing a new leadership program that will take place in the Spring 2019 semester. The program will focus on various leadership development theories, social change model, and strengths finders. This is the first year that Pace is...
Four Fire Alarms in North Hall within Five Days
Stefano Ausenda, Contributing writer
November 7, 2018
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Within the last couple of years, North Hall has become infamous on campus for the amount of times that the fire alarms have gone off in the building, and this semester is no exception. From the first day of classes, alarms in the building went off at least seven times. However, only one out of those...
Students of Jewish Faith Respond to the Deadliest Anti-Semitic Attack in U.S. History
Callie Anderson, Contributing Writer
November 4, 2018
In the aftermath of the anti-Semitic attack a week ago, the Jewish communities at Pace and nationally are looking toward processing their feelings to positively influence the future. On Oct. 27, a man opened fired at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11 people attending the ...
Honors Students Struggling with Registration
Alexis Nieman, Contributing Writer
November 3, 2018
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With registration right around the corner, students are scrambling to put together their schedules for the upcoming semester. For students in the Honors College, figuring out a way to make both honors classes and required classes for your major mold into one schedule may be a struggle. Honors st...
Faster request, Faster response: Pace implements SABER, a new Work Order System
Christina Bubba, Feature Editor
November 2, 2018
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Tired of waiting weeks on end for maintenance to respond to your work order request? Pace’s new work order system, Systems Approach for Better Education Results (SABER), may be the solution to this nuisance. Effective this month, and beginning with Elm Hall, the University is implementing this new...
Pace Reacts to Mail Bombs Sent to Clinton Family and Other Top Democrats
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
October 28, 2018
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Just four miles away from Pace, a package was sent to the Clinton estate in Chappaqua; it was a bomb. In what could have been one of the worst tragedies in U.S. history, the Clinton's, former President Barack Obama, former Attorney general Eric Holder, U.S. Senator Cory Booker, Robert De Niro and a host...
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