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John Durham is no exception. Bennett L. Gershman is a distinguished professor at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, and is the ...
October 31, 2022
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Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University Dr. Andrew Coggins was interview by MoneyGeek: What are some of the impacts the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the hospitality industry? COVID essentially shut the industry down. Companies had to downsize and find alternative sources of capital and innovative ways of doing business. The old models and predictions are no longer reliable with the recovery, and the new ones are still works-in-progress. COVID heightened awareness of sanitation measures and created a focus on safety. The move to a touchless guest interaction resulted in a more convenient guest experience.
October 25, 2022
Money Geek
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Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University Dr. Andrew Coggins was interviewed by MoneyGeek: When might someone consider getting a Chase travel credit card with an annual fee? I'd ask myself what value the card would add compared with my current cards.
October 25, 2022
Money Geek
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Race and Juvenile Justice in Twentieth-Century Texas." Erin Mysogland researches the policing of migrant youth and works at Pace University.
October 25, 2022
The Daily Progress
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What is queerbaiting, exactly?
In an interview with USA Today, Melvin Williams, professor of communication and media studies at Pace University, summed up the concept: "Queerbaiting is a strategy used by content creators and media producers to attract queer audiences — via homoeroticism, suggestive marketing and storylines, and other symbolisms — and to insinuate queer identities and relationships between media characters and viewers."
October 25, 2022
Seattle Gay News
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There will be one debate for New York governor and you will see it here on spectrum news one tomorrow. It's this morning's top story. Now, the Republican challenger, Lee Zeldin, has agreed to meet Democratic governor Kathy Hochul for that debate. It will happen Tuesday evening live from Pace University in Manhattan. Zeldin had wanted a series base with Hochul, but the governor stood firm on only one and her challenger agreed late Sunday to do Tuesday’s, political anchors Susan Arbetter and Errol Louis will moderate the debate. Coverage begins at 7 PM Tuesday evening on spectrum news one, that race tightening with at least one recent poll reporting it as a statistical dead heat after months of Hochul holding a double digit lead.
October 25, 2022
Spectrum News NY1
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Pace University’s Lubin School of Business, in collaboration with AnD Ventures, recently launched the Pace Entrepreneurship Studio (PES) with an opening reception. PES will position the University as a leading institution for cultivating entrepreneurship and innovation in the tri-state area.
October 20, 2022
Patch
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The fact that the Trump Organization kept making off-the-books payments for so many years could help prosecutors show it intended to violate tax laws, a key element of proving its guilt to the jury, said Bridget Crawford, a law professor at Pace University in New York focusing on income tax and corporations. "Failure to report once might be a mistake. Failure to report over a period of time is fraud," Crawford added. "If you know of your tax obligations - which all experienced and savvy people do - and consciously disregard them, that is intent to defraud the government."
October 20, 2022
Reuters
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Pace University will receive $37,085 for a community-based program for the Fishkill Creek watershed in Dutchess and Putnam counties to foster the development of targeted policy, planning, and regulatory tools for natural resource and open space protection, watershed planning and shoreline resiliency.
October 18, 2022
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According to WebMD, a study done at Pace University found that green tea extracts impeded different types of bacteria from growing. Amongst those tested in this study included the kind that causes tooth decay. This alone makes green tea a potential bad breath fighter, since oral health problems and bad breath can go hand in hand. The research also concluded that adding green tea to products like toothpaste could create a one-two punch when it comes to bacteria and viruses.
October 18, 2022
Health Digest