The death of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II in early September prompted an outpour of love and support for England’s longest-reigning monarch. British mourners waited in headline-making lines nearly 5 miles long to pay their final respects at London’s palace of Westminster. Floral tributes piled up in the thousands outsideContinue Reading
As many Pace students excel in their athletic extracurricular activities many decided to continue their careers at the next level. Ranging from NCAA Division I to Division III, the class of 2022 excelled in sports, as per usual, sending athletes to college for almost every sport. Here’s a complete listContinue Reading
The annual Pace ping pong tournament is back this year. After an incomplete tournament bracket last year, seniors Porter Kendall and Jack Janko are looking to bring this tradition back from the dead. Last year, the ping pong tournament was an unsuccessful endeavor. Due to the lack of matches, playersContinue Reading
Pace held its third annual Ted Talk on Sunday, Oct. 16. The theme of the event was “The Game Behind the Game,” and it was hosted by sophomore Claire Jiang and senior Davis Rice. “This event was made special because so many different students were able to leave their markContinue Reading
As the war in Ukraine rages on, a new conflict has arisen. On Sept. 13, 2022, a shootout ensued along the Armenian and Azerbaijani border, resulting in 207 dead Armenians and 80 dead Azerbaijani. By the next morning, Azerbaijani forces had taken about 10 km of Armenian land. The twoContinue Reading
Queen Elizabeth II served as Britain’s longest reigning monarch until her death in September 2022. Born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, she was the daughter of George VI and third in line for the throne. When Elizabeth turned 10 in 1936, her uncle, King Edward VIII abdicated after proposing to WallisContinue Reading
On Sept. 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II passed away, bringing an end to her historic 70-year reign. She leaves behind a legacy of kindness and thoughtful decisions, as well as a deep love for her corgis. This fondness started when King George IV brought home Dookie, a Pembroke Welsh corgi,Continue Reading
As the weather gets colder and the days get shorter, fashion choices across the school begin to shift, transitioning from the classic khaki shorts or tennis skirts into something a bit different. Fall favorites such as flannel jackets and Uggs have returned this year, consistent in their standing as someContinue Reading
Before working at Pace, our teachers had a wide variety of jobs ranging from farming to game show production to serving in the Army. Most of the Pace teachers experimented with many different jobs before discovering their passion for teaching. Some of these faculty members include History Teacher and DeanContinue Reading
On Sept. 21, Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard announced that he is giving away his company to combat climate change. Founded in 1973 and valued at $3 billion, Patagonia is now being transferred to a trust and a nonprofit organization. Through a letter posted on the company’s website, Chouinard writes hisContinue Reading
KN: Hey guys! How are you all doing? Camille Caton: Great! Brian Lee: Doing great! KN: To start off this interview, the readers want to know, are you both friends? CC: No, I hate Brian. Just kidding. Yes, we are friends. BL: We’re besties. KN: How does it feel beingContinue Reading
Lee Hawkins, Jr. has had a very successful career in journalism for over 20 years, working for the Wisconsin State Journal, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wall Street Journal and American Public Media. Recently, he became a Pulitzer Prize Finalist and wrote his own book. His passion for his work and theContinue Reading
