By: Eric Abrego

I spent my winter break reading a riveting book called 'Too Big To Fail 'by The New York Times financial columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin. The book was heavy on detail and scandalous to say the least, from heated phone conversations between former Lehman Brot...

By: Jonathan Hand

Our generation has a big problem to solve....

By: Veronique Taluy

I am a Haitian-American who has lived in Haiti my whole life. After my first semester away from home, I went back to Haiti for Christmas break. On Jan. 12, I was on my way to get ice cream at the Village at the Montana Hotel with my friend Claudia. The Vi...

By: Stephen J. Friedman

Given the extraordinary stresses in our economy, including the high rate of unemployment and the low rate of job creation, Pace students are concerned about their job prospects. Here's what we know so far. ...

By: Kaitlynn Blyth

For those who haven't heard about the latest Christmas craze, Zhu Zhu Pets are the Tickle Me Elmo's of 2009. The little electronic hamsters are number one on the Christmas lists of children across the United States. ...

By: Natalie Gavilanes

Why is there such a word as frenemies? I miss the days when you just had friends and enemies. and nbsp;...

By: Kella Vangsness

I've come to really appreciate the people here at Pace that do whatever they can to help the students. Sometimes I think we all might forget what is done for us to keep things moving along. ...

By: DJ McErlean-Hopson

I would say everything, but that would be biased and the whole point of The Press is to be objective....

By: DJ McErlean-Hopson

Have you heard of Aphros? Or maybe you've seen glossy, pocket-sized poetry books in the newspaper stands in late April or early May? ...

By: Ivonna Thompson

For the past three weeks there has been a recurring topic that I have discussed with many of my close friends and that is love and relationships. The controversial topic that is bound to get underneath our skin no matter what mood we are in....

By: Lynn Rickert

'Can I use your computer to harvest my pineapples? and rdquo;...

By: Lynn Rickert

Panera Bread is one of my favorite chain restaurants. While it may not have a huge variety of food and ndash; they tend to stick to salads, soups and sandwiches and ndash; the food they do serve is outstandingly good for a strip mall chain. ...

By: Kella Vangsness

Have you ever sat in class during an exam only to look up and see a fellow student pull a paper out of their bag, write something down, then sneak it back out of sight? What about a student pulling up their sleeve to look at definitions written on their ...

By: Ghassan Karam*

'There ain't no such thing as a free lunch and rdquo; has been traced to the late 19 century when saloons in the U.S. offered free lunch for their paying customers. Obviously the idea has since become a cornerstone of economics by emphasizing that when...

By: Eric Abrego

A brief background on Afghanistan is required to understand how important that country is to the security of the United States and to the stability of the Middle East....

By: Leslie Emery

What does it mean to be a protector of life or more appropriately a saver of life? We underestimate the laws of nature when we see a police officer pull over a car or an ambulance leave with the sirens on, careening out into the distance. We don't l...

By: Vita Jimenez*

I think that Aphros, Pace University's Literary and Art magazine, is the best kept secret at Pace. The 2009 edition is captivating with its glossy, black and white cover drawing of the inside layers of a tree bark by Laura Senkevitch. The magazine's i...

By: Angela Plura

Whether your dream is to become an actor, entrepreneur, or just to be famous for being famous, everyone comes to college with an ideal. Or the lucky ones do, anyway. So why does it seem that the 'undecided and rdquo; students are becoming more prevalent...

By: Ivonna Thompson

These days modern day music is far from anything original sad to say. I hardly pay attention to mainstream musicians or bands. If I do they definitely need to have something unique about them. Specifically, I usually target a musician's sound such as the ...

By: Jake Friedfeld

There used to be a time when vampires were cool. This oft-romanticized era, a time where vampires were ghouls and things that went bump in the night, isn't too far removed from the present either. Vampires dressed like that Goth kid no one wanted to t...