by Gillian Acker Spring has sprung and college commitments at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) are in, seniors are preparing themselves to pack up and move out in only a few… Continue reading →

by Alix Cohen and Ella Wacks In a world stricken with fame and love for our favorite celebrities, it is common we find ourselves comparing our looks to those in the spotlight. More… Continue reading →

by Imogen Russell When the name Taylor Swift is mentioned, what do you think of? Maybe a singer-songwriter, performer, and if you’ve seen any of her self directed music videos, a director with… Continue reading →

by Ruby Moyotl Picture the iconic Central Perk from the TV show Friends where New Yorkers would come to socialize and engage in spontaneous conversation, or the gallery in Gossip Girl where Rufus… Continue reading →

by Molly Mullaney and Madison Hernandez Most schools’ ideas of “Friday Night Lights” consist of football games with marching bands and cheerleaders, but at an art school like Frank Sinatra School of the… Continue reading →

by Juliet Cama and Felix Eisenberg  The upcoming production of “Titanic the Musical” exemplifies the passion of students and staff at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA). Since the summer of 2023,… Continue reading →

by A. Spurgeon When asking students what commitments they have outside of school, there can be some answers you expect — working, sports, tutoring, or simply nothing.  But how many can say they’re… Continue reading →

by Madison Hernandez Tsehai Marson, a senior vocal major at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), is a staple in the vocal, opera, and musical theater productions at FSSA. Tsehai first discovered… Continue reading →

Welcome to Sinatra Bees, a journalism group from The Bennett that searches and explores small food businesses in the area as alternatives to large franchises. If you have a business you want us… Continue reading →

By: Imogen Russell and Stavroula Paralikas On September 11th, 1954, an article was published in the New York Times that warned  Americans about the effects of TikTok.  Just kidding. The article actually warned… Continue reading →