Dear Bob
Kevin Czerwinski, Faculty Advisor
April 25, 2017 • 629 views
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
The spring semester is drawing to a close and, for me, there is always a bit of sadness as we close out a term. I like the familiarity of the classroom, the banter with my students and, generally, just being on campus. This semester will have an added tinge of sadness, though. Professor Robert Klaeger, the chairperson of the Media & Communications Department, will be retiring after spendi...
Coachella: The Opinion Editor’s Verdict
Nihal Al Qawasmi, Opinion Editor
April 18, 2017 • 302 views
Filed under Opinion
I’m sure many of you have heard the word “Coachella” splattered across your social media platforms this past weekend. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is a massive, weekend-long music festival that takes place in Indio, California – specifically, the Colorado Desert. The festival...
Here’s Your Senior Year Exit Strategy
Nihal Al Qawasmi, Opinion Editor
April 4, 2017 • 246 views
Filed under Opinion
Well would you look at that, it’s already April. That means graduation is about 6 weeks away. No, I am not exaggerating – check your calendars, seniors. I know anxiety and stress levels are at an all-time high right now. As the end nears, we’re all asking ourselves the same questions. “What’s goi...
Letter to the Editor: Real Scoop on Hoop House
Tracy Basile
March 28, 2017 • 352 views
Filed under Letter to the Editor, Opinion
The article in the Feb. 10, 2017, issue of The Pace Chronicle entitled “Environmental Club is Growing the Future,” sadly leaves out the most important information –- acknowledgment of those who actually built the hoop house. (For anyone who may not know, the hoop house is an inexpensive 12’ x ...
Here’s What You Should Do Before You Register For Next Semester
Nihal Al Qawasmi, Opinion Editor
March 28, 2017 • 315 views
Filed under Opinion
Hey, Setters! Can you believe how fast time is flying? It is already advising period! Undergraduate registration for the Fall 2017 semester begins on Apr. 17, so if you haven’t reached out to your academic advisor by now – make sure you do so because appointments fill up fast. The earlier you star...
Is Residential Life Staff Friend or Foe?
Abby Stucker, Featured Writer
March 27, 2017 • 1,051 views
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
I wanted to know what students generally thought about Residential Life on campus, specifically how they feel about the quality of work of their Resident Assistants (RA) and Resident Directors (RD) on campus. While Residential Life wasn't available to be interviewed, multiple students said they loved...
Why We Should Never Wait to Prioritize Relationships
Michelle Ricciardi, Editor in Chief
March 21, 2017 • 808 views
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
During my senior year of high school in 2011, my best friend lost her boyfriend. He was driving around with a friend and the car crashed. This 21-year-old man went through the window and suffered traumatic brain injury while in a coma. While he did eventually wake up, he was not the same person that...
Here’s What Happens When You Mix Male Tears with Societal Standards
Nihal Al Qawasmi, Opinion Editor
March 7, 2017 • 333 views
Filed under Opinion
“18 Annoying Features All Men Hate About Women” “Here’s How Men Feel About Makeup.” “Beauty turnoffs – Beauty mistakes Guys Hate.” I’m sure you’ve seen those headlines casually lying around your timelines and feeds on social media Whether it was retweeted by an ins...
Why You Should Start Looking for Summer Internships Now
Nihal Al Qawasmi, Opinion Editor
March 7, 2017 • 406 views
Filed under Opinion
It’s winter, but we’re in the spring semester, which obviously means you’re looking for some summer internships now, right? It might seem bizarre and confusing, but it’s the truth: College is like fashion; you always need to be one season ahead of everything and everyone. Employers are...
Use Your Outdoor Voices, I Know You Want To
Joseph Tucci, Managing Editor
February 27, 2017 • 729 views
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
In the four years, I’ve worked as a journalist for the Chronicle I’ve talked to a lot of people who were very pissed off about a lot of the issues happening on Pace’s campus. These issues ranged from Kessel's food quality to security issues. To injustices within the athletic department, resident...
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