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Calling All Music Lovers to WPAW
Sydney McKay, Copy Editor September 25, 2021 Pace University’s campus is rife with ways of getting involved in the community. From eSports to religion, a club exists to bring like-minded people together. For people who are passionate about music, WPAW is the club for you. For those who aren’t familiar with who WPAW is, they are Pace Pleasantville’s on-campus radio station. You’ll find them at events running the DJ booth. But they’re so much more than just a radio station.
Mark Scalia: an Intersection of Business and the Arts
Mark Scalia, Senior DCF major. Wesley Brown November 7, 2021 Mark Scalia, a Senior MCVA student, has always held a keen passion for all things related to the visual arts. He said that he had this interest all while he was growing up. “But, I would say that I got seriously into photography right at the end of high school when I started working for a professional photographer,” says Scalia.
The Pep Band Experience
Brittany Pezzola This past Saturday, while Pace’s football team played against Franklin Pierce, Pace’s pep band played music to hype up the crowd and had fun doing it! Emily Teixeira October 20, 2021 Crisp fall air, bright sun, golden trees, the scent of fallen leaves and the turf on the field. A crowd full of fans, two teams, one winner… and a group of musicians stationed behind the field goal, screaming, cheering, and awaiting their cue.
Pleasantville Campus Welcomes Active Minds
Em Teixeira Active Minds, a national organization dedicated to mental health awareness and advocacy, now has a chapter on the Pace Pleasantville campus. Emily Teixeira September 25, 2021 This semester, Active Minds, a national organization dedicated to mental health advocacy and creating safe spaces for students to talk about mental health, will be launching a chapter on the Pace Pleasantville campus.
Setter Spotlight: Shahab Gharib, the 13-year-old freshman attending Pace University
With a passion for reading and museums, Shahab Gharib may seem like an average 13-year-old. However, Shahab Gharib is far from average as he attends Pace as a history major on the New York City campus. Shahab Gharib, born in Germany and living in Florida, began his academic ventures at the age of three with his father, Bardia Gharib, who would read newspapers to him to spark discussions on varying topics.
‘A Blessing from the Skies,’ How Digital World Expands One Organization’s Audience
Ibrahim Aksoy Churchgoers gather at the St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church in Palisades Park, N.J. Many house of worships have either been closed or served to limited amount of audience since the beginning of Covid-19 pandemic. Ibrahim Aksoy, News Editor April 18, 2021 After a week filled with school work, it was time to hold the traditional weekly prayer. It was usually the group leaders that lead the prayer, but this time a recently-admitted member was willing to open herself up.
To write, or not to write: How poetry has secretly taken over Pace for National Poetry Month
@chroma.pace An Emily Dickinson poem posted onto the solar tree on Pace’s Pleasantville campus. Pace Book Club, Chroma Arts and Literary Journal are partnering for the first time throughout the month of April. April is National Poetry Month and the student organizations have collaborated to bring the Pace community Random Acts of Poetry, a monthlong event in which Pace volunteers post poems on campus or in their hometowns.
Seidenberg launches “The Berg,” a student-run podcast
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer April 13, 2021 Seidenberg students launched a video-enhanced tech podcast called “The Berg,” where students talk about all things tech and the future of technology. According to the Dean of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information, Dr. Jonathan Hill, the podcast launched in the late spring of last year and was a project that had been discussed for years.
Three Continents, Fours Languages, One Passion: a Life Shaped By Soccer
Ibrahim Aksoy, Contributing Writer April 3, 2021 Stands in the Anfield Road were filled with thousands of fans for the upcoming Merseyside Derby. Life in the city of Liverpool stopped and you could only hear the pouring rain along with fans in the Kop. Meanwhile, a soccer fan from West Africa followed the game with his full heart.
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