By Olivia Stripling and Ansel Stover-Whilden In the early hours of the morning, students curiously file in the first floor black box theater at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA). There are… Continue reading
By Julia Klimek ‘22 and Vanessa Zevallos ‘22 Kids play all sorts of games, such as Red Light Green Light and Tug of War with the objective to have fun and pass time… Continue reading
By Kali Tapper ’22 Mr. Pupplo scrolls through his cell phone with calloused fingers, searching for a picture of his younger self. He sweeps his long hair away from his eyes, revealing a… Continue reading
By Alexander Paster-Zwiebach ’22 For the last year and a half, performances at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) have been totally online. Going into the 2021-2022 school year, however, the restrictions… Continue reading
From entering the open and welcoming atrium of the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) building, to the rooftop garden, anyone who finds themselves wandering the halls will immediately be greeted by… Continue reading
It was a few hours past dawn on June 17th, 1939, and Eugen Weidmann’s head lay bloodied in a basket below a fallen guillotine blade. The surrounding crowd hollered with manic joy and… Continue reading
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) has always been an open space for its students to share their opinions. Various comments regarding the bell schedule change arose when many seniors and juniors… Continue reading
From birth chart readings on TikTok to BuzzFeed quizzes, you cannot escape your feed without interacting with some form of astrological media. Even popular food chains like Wendy’s are using zodiac signs to… Continue reading
The sophomores at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) have had quite a unique high school experience so far. With most of them having their first year as freshman almost completely remote,… Continue reading
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) Sophomore Drama student, Emily Copeland, has won the 2021 National Walgreens Expressions Challenge Award for expressing herself through spoken word. Emily will receive a $2,000 prize… Continue reading
