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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Pace chapter.

Two weeks ago, fellow Her Campus writer and editor, Sarah Schaefer and I decided to try Sticky’s Finger Joint – located a few blocks from Pace on Maiden Lane. The name of this spot totally gave away the type food we were about to eat. The space is small but there is room to sit and eat; the chicken finger joint is covered head to toe in graffiti depicting the menu’s items. The menu’s options are unique and feature a variety of sauces to go along with your chicken fingers, it was much better than I expected! We both ordered “the classic sandwich” with three crispy chicken fingers, pickles, purple slaw and “Sticky’s sauce,” all piled high on a Martin’s potato bun. For a side, I ordered s’mores fries, which were incredible and tasted exactly how you’re picturing them in your head right now! I can’t wait to go back and try the rest of their dipping sauces and salted caramel, pretzel chicken fingers! If you haven’t been yet, you’re missing out…get over there ASAP! 

(Fun Fact: Sticky’s Finger Joint is owned by Bobby Flay!) 

Junior at Pace University Major: Economics Minors: Marketing and Statistics Interests: baking cookies, binge-watching Grey's, petting dogs, and window shopping my way through Manhattan.
Hey guys, my name is Cas. I am a Senior at Pace Univeristy on the NYC campus. I am currently working on a dual degree in Communications and Fine Arts. I've been working with some friends of mine to start up our own creative platform called FUNKNVIBE. It's basically a way for artists, musicians, film makers and any creative minds to collaborate and create. When I'm not volunteering or with my FNV family I'm reading, dancing or working on my latest art piece. I hope to own and design my own publication showcasing the culture around me. I have a personal blog as well as my Her Campus page. I recently started up a blog with FunknVibe so definitely check it out!  I started out as the secretary at for HCPace but moved my way to VP and CC to now President. I love being able to give students on my campus a voice and connect new students to some type of a community. Her Campus has allowed me to organize myself better and find out what goes into running an organization. It's been an absolute joy and I hope for my last year we have one of the best!