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
Interviews by Juliana Durrant ’16 Name: Jacqueline Millery Grade: Sophomore Studio: Drama Have you ever been in love? “Yes.” What’s your ideal/perfect date? “Um, take me out to eat, buy me stuff, yeah… Continue reading
A few weeks ago, the nearly empty halls of FSSA really started to become occupied with students and faculty. As each floor would get more crowded with students, new ideas became prevalent. Advertisements… Continue reading
“If you could go to any other school other than Frank Sinatra School of The Arts, where would you go?” “Bayside high school, because of their swimming, sports program and their high academics.”… Continue reading
“You’ve just been granted one wish, what would it be? (It can’t be to wish for more wishes)” “I would wish to travel the world, kind of like a nomad…” “What’s the one… Continue reading
“And that is how change happens. One gesture. One person. One moment at a time”- Libba Bray, The Sweet Far Thing. On Tuesday November 5, 2013 the time had finally come for citizens to vote… Continue reading
“If you had a T.V. Sitcom with any teacher in FSSA, who would it be and what would it be called?” “Mr. Love” she said cheerily. “It would be called ‘Addison Squared’!” “Now,… Continue reading
Getting off the 7 train between Jackson Heights and Davis Avenue in Long Island City, you immediately get hit by the faint smell of paint resembling what was, and now is, 5Pointz. The… Continue reading
Where do you get your clothes? “I usually buy my clothes from this 8 year-old-girl at a yard sale for a $1.She doesn’t speak English. Or I find it or I make it.” What’s… Continue reading
