Expectation vs Reality: College Edition
Some of us walk into things knowing exactly w hat we want and how we’re going to achieve them. Others, may think they know what they want, but in the midst of… Continue reading
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A Rise in Teen Anxiety
If one were to walk through the halls of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) and ask every student if they have experienced anxiety, most would likely say yes. According to a… Continue reading
Sinatra Paints Kaufman Studios
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) art majors recently went across the street to Astoria’s Kaufman Studios to create a mural with graffiti artist Lady Pink. Lady Pink is a well-known Ecuadorian… Continue reading
!Si Se Puede!: Three Latino NYC Youth Creatives to Watch Out For
WHIPALO With his talent causing whip appeal, there’s no surprise he goes by the name Whipalo. The 20-year-old Videographer was born Angelo Portillo and hails from Sunset Park, Brooklyn. He is not only… Continue reading
Sinatra is Full of Friends
Arguably the hardest part of high school aren’t all the tests, or hard subjects like calculus and biology, or even the strict teachers that make a forty three minute class feel like forty… Continue reading
Trading Our AirPods for Hearing Aids
Walking through Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) there is never a shortage of kids traveling the halls with little white bars sticking out of their ears. Is this some sort of… Continue reading
FSSA Gets the Right to Vote
Senior’s at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA), had the opportunity to register to vote on Friday, May 17th in the cafeteria. Eighteen year old students were presented with their registration papers… Continue reading
Trying to Make Art and Live Well
Music Review Think, Glen Hansard, Bon Iver, Damien Rice and David Gray meets J. Cole: While this may seem like an absurd analogy it is one that Dermot Joseph Kennedy has taken in… Continue reading
This is America
The hectic streets of New York are barricaded with protestors, some peaceful, others reckless, shouting, as their faces turn red from the passion instilled in them. The deadly shootings, the police brutality, the… Continue reading
This is America
We are lead to believe that we have the chance to make our American dream a reality, yet we’re stuck in an ongoing cycle of dependency and prejudice. “Don’t get a job, you’re… Continue reading