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With the commencement of 2023, the Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A) officially removed the in-person requirement when obtaining mifepristone, a drug that blocks a hormone necessary for pregnancy development. According to The New York Times, prescribing physicians previously dispensed mifepristone directly to the patient, at specific clinics or hospitals. ButContinue Reading

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As artificial intelligence develops further and increases its capabilities, the technology has received tremendous backlash over the past year. One of the uses for AI has been widely criticized in particular – AI art. New programs like DALL-E  2 and Midjourney use AI to generate art from short word prompts,Continue Reading

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This past Sunday, China reopened its land and sea borders for the first time in three years. China’s 1.4 billion inhabitants can finally see their friends and family again.  Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, China has followed a zero-COVID policy. In order to minimize the numberContinue Reading

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KN: Describe your daily routine. Mr. Wescott: Depends on the time of year as to what’s going on. But I probably have a meeting at 8:30am. It could be with seniors, like yourselves, talking about upcoming release dates. It could be planning a strategy on what’s going on. It couldContinue Reading

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Freshmen: Monsters Inc. The Class of 2026 chose the simple yet effective theme of Monsters Inc. for their first Spirit Week. While around 30 freshmen chose not to participate in the dance, they still presented a fun first performance. Leads Anne Weiss as Boo and Bennett Cummings as Randall wowedContinue Reading

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February is a month where the United States pays tribute to the generations of African Americans who have struggled with adversity throughout American history. The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) named ‘Black Resistance’ as the theme for February 2023. Looking at what Pace isContinue Reading

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On Nov. 13, 2022, four students at the University of Idaho were found stabbed to death in a house near the campus in Moscow, Idaho. Ethan Chapin (20), Madison Mogen (21), Xana Kernodle (20) and Kaylee Goncalves (21) fell victim to leading suspect Bryan Kohberger who is facing four countsContinue Reading

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Over the holiday break, a once-in-a-generation blizzard hit Buffalo, New York, resulting in power outages, fatalities and many questions. Buffalo officials prepared themselves for another storm with a small group of emergency responders and supplies, but they never could have predicted what was to come. Prior to the storm, AccuWeatherContinue Reading

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Baseball: Following an extremely successful season, the baseball team looks to take it one step further and bring a trophy back home. The team is led by seniors: Jack Janko, James Romig, Lucas Klopp, Porter Kendall and Forest Pollard. Sophomore Miles Mador said, “We’re looking to go beyond what weContinue Reading

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Scandal and fraud mar the reputation of Silicon Valley, the epicenter of western technological innovation. The California tech hub is home to companies like Google, Twitter and Apple Inc and has the third highest GDP in the world. According to The Atlantic, these corporations “define our digital lives.” However, inContinue Reading

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Kids hear many lies as they grow up that shape their lives. Parents will occasionally tell lies to their kids, making their own lives easier, and kids will then tell each other myths that they have heard from an adult or an older sibling.  One of the first and mostContinue Reading