You always think it is going to be a simple commute: 25 minutes, nine stops, six blocks, one train. You’ll get a seat, mind your own business, and go unbothered until you reach… Continue reading →

7:15 in the morning, driving down Astoria Boulevard — it seems like everyone is on the road at the same time today. The surround sound speakers in the car are playing music from… Continue reading →

On October 20, 2016 Richard Hoehler a writer, actor, and teacher visited Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ library on behalf of the Penguin Random House Publishing Creative Writing Contest. This contest gives… Continue reading →

If Lady Gaga, Michael Buble, Andrea Bocelli, and many other all-stars attended your 90th birthday celebration, then your name must be Tony Bennett. On Thursday September 15th, Tony Bennett was able to celebrate… Continue reading →

As a senior in high school who has studied art intensively over the past 4 years, I quickly realized that nothing prepared me for the excitement of sitting down and drawing all across… Continue reading →

These days, many teenagers will choose to go to college to work towards a career they want to pursue. Teenagers are also told to get an education in college, and many studies claim… Continue reading →

Few teenagers have the opportunity to study in a school that is dedicated to the arts; and even fewer students in college can say that their high school had properly prepared them for… Continue reading →