A New, Welcoming Smile
There’s always a line out the door, in the senior lounge, with sobbing students wanting to see her, hoping to get an appointment. Opening the door there is a new welcoming face with… Continue reading
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Transgender Rights in the Words of Generation Z
Opinion Not long after a new legislation was passed in New York City that will allow a non binary gender option, “gender X” on birth certificates in the state of New York,… Continue reading
Sinatra, A Community Like No Other
We’ve all been there before. The first day of high school. The bell rings and you haven’t even found your locker yet. Panic sets in as you struggle for help, but your fears… Continue reading
What High Schoolers Are Actually Wearing
Many people have various stereotypes of how a typical high school is composed. They think that students are sectioned off into cliques based off of certain titles and images. Today, however, the… Continue reading
The Things That Happen Under the Stage
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) is notorious for putting on phenomenal shows for the school and the surrounding community. From music performances, to dance parties, and vocal cabarets, FSSA offers a… Continue reading
Senior Film Majors Create 24 Documentaries in Three Months
On the first day of school, September 5th, 24 film students from Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) hit the ground running when they were given a challenge by their screenwriting and… Continue reading
FSSA Teen Hopes to Change the Future of Jazz
Coming from an environment where she was the smallest in the room, seeing the double bass made her feel just a little bit bigger. There was no limit to her music. Jazz was… Continue reading
The Bennett Wins at HS Journalism Awards Ceremony
Baruch College hosted its 15th Annual NYC High School Journalism Conference on Fri. Nov. 9, 2018 and Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) school newspaper, The Bennett won 1st place for a… Continue reading
The Mayor of NYC or a Math Teacher?
She is a tall 5’1, with light brown hair that falls below her shoulders, she fashions light grey sneakers color coordinated with her light grey cardigan, and her usual jeans (in this case, black). She… Continue reading
Class Visit Turns into Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity
Her life would have been completely different if Derrick Cameron, Artistic Director at Ghetto Film School (GFS), did not visit her school, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), one day during sophomore year.… Continue reading