by Marco Ammann-Bianciardi On March 24th, 2022, when Blackbeard and the Gentleman Pirate kissed in front of a sunset, the internet exploded. “Our Flag Means Death,” the HBO show which featured the kiss,… Continue reading →

by Haeyeon Kang Seniors are being faced with the tough reality of closing a huge chapter in their lives and entering a new one. Fear has been consuming the students with so many… Continue reading →

by Mia Reese Bravo As the school year’s finish line comes closer into sight, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) instrumental majors have yet another hurdle to traverse before they leave for… Continue reading →

by Kaitlyn Cortez As Indie Horror games rise in popularity, games that have been once created for older audiences have now been targeted towards younger viewers. Over the past decade, Indie Horror games… Continue reading →

by Nora Delehanty It has been more than two years since Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) has held the annual Sophomore drama production of “The Names That Hurt,” a show that… Continue reading →

by Netza Jimenez Mateo Lizcano is a senior vocal major who is currently attending Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA). He’s been in several productions at Sinatra, starring in The Phantom of… Continue reading →

by Kaylin Ruiz It’s no surprise that Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) is a fashionable school. Think about it — the most stylish people you can think of—Zendaya, Rihanna, Bad Bunny,… Continue reading →

By Olivia Stripling Sydney Schmidt-Nowara, a senior art major at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), technically has three lockers. She has the one she was assigned in the beginning of the… Continue reading →

by Briana Almonte Every high school student in America knows what prom is, for many, an essential teenage experience. It’s a day which many students wait years for — a day when they… Continue reading →

By Edona Hasanaj Imagining a smile through a crease of the under eye, a slight rise of the eyebrows, a twitch in the forehead, are some of the only ways of understanding what… Continue reading →