by Sasha Rabinowitz In September of 2021, students and teachers alike returned to school after more than a year of online education. Juniors and Sophomores entered the building for what seemed like the… Continue reading →

by Kali Tapper At one point, The Oscars were the highest award a filmmaker could receive. The excitement leading up to them was so great, that the months from early November to Mid-March… Continue reading →

by Brianna Almonte As the opening night of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) production of Rent comes closer, students often ask cast members within the musical how and why certain shows… Continue reading →

by Sasha Rabinowitz and Briana Almonte On February 10th, New York joined New Jersey in repealing a COVID-19 requirement that required face coverings in most indoor public places — but will keep masking… Continue reading →

by Kaylin Ruiz It’s safe to say that we’re all tired of wearing masks. They’re uncomfortable, hurt our ears, and get way too hot and sweaty after wearing them for too long. And… Continue reading →

By Mia Reese Bravo From across the ocean, America, Land of the Free, beckons to those who are in search of new opportunities, attracted by the prospect of a new beginning in an… Continue reading →

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Compiled by Briana Almonte At Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), one can find themselves in a trance as they walk through the stairwell or pass by the classrooms of the Instrumental… Continue reading →

by Brianna Almonte Mr. Mullany nervously stood at the edge of the piano in the music theory room: “I am so nervous I have never been interviewed like this before,” he said. It… Continue reading →