“A cloning project?” Jack repeated skeptically. His question was lost in the rambling of his girlfriend, Camilla, who bounced excitedly like a child in her explanation. “It’ll be fun! Imagine all of the… Continue reading →

Most video games nowadays consists of lifelike graphics with customizable features that can make the player feel as if they are the one in the game themselves and not an avatar. However, games… Continue reading →

I actually did something, I rode the L train. I hope you get to read this… I told a little white lie to Christine. I honestly wasn’t feeling well. Physically, I was fine… Continue reading →

The struggle with graduating on time is a fear for every senior. Seniors  around the country are diagnosed with “senioritis” and are unable to put their full 100 percent effort into their studies… Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed injustices in the school and wanted to say something and be heard? Or have you wanted to announce a big event, but didn’t know how? Well then, journalism is… Continue reading →

February 13th, 2014 was one of the worst snow days New York City has seen this year. Instead staying home despite the treacherous weather conditions, film senior Christine went to school (which was… Continue reading →

For New York City residents, winter began with a gradual drop of the temperature, until the weather heavily plunged into the single digits in January, whipping up the coldest air in two decades.… Continue reading →

With the second month of the year coming to end, and the workload already accumulating in the new semester, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts is holding it’s first dance of the year… Continue reading →