Pace Paw Print

As Pace University battles financial difficulties, the focus has turned to how issues from this year will affect Pace into next year. Last week, an email from President David Caputo dealt with these concerns, but brought little comfort to the Pace community.… 2 Comments

On Wed. Feb. 28, Pace staff, faculty, students, and administrators attended the semester's first community meeting. These meetings enable members of Pace to come together to discuss issues prevalent to the community in an open forum. An especially important facet of these meetings is that everyone has an equal ability to speak and convey his or her concerns.… 2 Comments

In January of this year, major strides were made to quell the fighting in the Darfur region of Sudan, but it seems that genocide was just the beginning of the problems faced by those in Darfur. Now an estimated 230,000 of the approximate 2.5 million people who were displaced in the conflict are being denied United Nations military protection.… Post the First Comment

In 2005, an energy bill was passed that extended Daylight Savings Time by a month to increase energy conservation. What is important to note, however, is that the change is permanent beginning this year and will have an effect on different operating systems and programs whose components depend on time and dates.… Post the First Comment

For the last five weeks, a 15-year-old girl in St. Petersburg, Florida has been racked with a mysterious ailment: she was unable to stop hiccupping. For five weeks, Jennifer Mee tried every hiccup cure she knew, like sipping pickle juice, holding her breath, and breathing into a bag.… Post the First Comment

Wed. 3/7 12 p.m. Drummer Performance at common hour in Gottesman Room in Kessel Student Center 12:15 p.m. KMPG LLP at Accounting Society Meeting in Miller Lecture Hall Thurs. 3/8 12:20 p.m. "Dress for Success" event in the Gottesman Room of Kessel Student Center 9 p.… Post the First Comment