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  • Honoring Mr. Matanes 

    Recently, the Pace community received the devastating news on August 18th that beloved language teacher David Matanes had sadly passed away a few days prior. Although Mr. Matanes had been struggling with his health, the news came as a shock to the community, who loved him dearly. His loss has

  • Russia-Ukraine Conflict Continues

    Since Feb 24, 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the two have been locked in a continuous conflict. Despite constant bids for peace, the war has continued, leaving it the deadliest war in Europe since World War II.  The Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated, “Ukraine is ready to come to the

  • New Faculty Join the Pace Community

    As the new school year begins, new faces are seen all around the Pace campus. New additions to not only the student body, but also the faculty. This year, several new faculty members were added to the Pace community, who are excited to adjust to their new community.  Alexandria Ekler

  • Pace Students Worked Diligently at Their Summer Jobs

    Around the Pace Community, students hold numerous jobs in Atlanta, ranging from retail and food service to working at small businesses. These jobs do not just count as a paycheck, but they also make students more confident and responsible. With summer ending too abruptly, here is a chance to look

  • Summer Reading Sparks Controversy

    As students leave school, seeking a well-deserved break from homework and deadlines, they may also find their backpacks heavier than expected. With the freedom of summer vacation comes the familiar reading list, a set of books meant to keep minds engaged and prepared during the long break. While schools argue

Sports

Diving into the College Football Playoffs

The format of the College Football Playoff was recently changed following the 2023–2024 season. The playoff

Kicking off Spring Sports at Pace

Baseball:  The Baseball team is jumping straight into their season with their first scrimmage on February

Sinner and Alcaraz: Could They Be The Next Big 2? 

For the last two decades in professional tennis, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic have

Students Jumping into Playoffs in Fall Sports

Softball Softball is finishing up another good season! With the team being undefeated in region they

Pace Athlete’s Take Their Talents to the NCAA

Pace Academy’s class of 2025 has 12 student-athletes who have committed themselves to pursuing academic and

Honoring the Legacy of Gordon Corsetti

This article addresses the issue of mental health and its content is intended for mature readers.

Lifestyle

The Future of AI → AGI                                             

AI is evolving fast, and we’re approaching something bigger: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Nobody knows exactly how this will shake out, but we can make some educated guesses about what’s coming for our jobs, healthcare and what it even means to be human. Over the next five years, expect massive

The Golden Globes Kicks off 2026 Award Season

Every year, celebrities gather for the Golden Globes to celebrate the best motion pictures and television productions of the preceding year. This annual tradition began in 1944 and is now continuing for the 83rd year, presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Actors, directors and others are nominated for awards,

Discover the Magic of Homemade Gifts

When was the last time a gift truly made you feel special? Maybe it wasn’t the newest gadget or an expensive perfume, but something heartfelt and handmade. As the holiday season approaches, homemade gifts are becoming more appreciated. Not just because they save money, but because they carry a level

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