In a world where technological advancements are the new trend of the decade, people tend to take these strides for granted. With the size of devices shrinking and the efficiency skyrocketing, technology is… Continue reading
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) held a Poetry Out Loud contest on December 17, 2019. Dmitri Derodel, a senior in FSSA’s Fine Arts program and Emily Copeland, a freshman Drama major advanced… Continue reading
A recent U.S. News and World Report stated that nearly 80 percent of all New Year’s Resolutions fail by February. So, we asked Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) students about their… Continue reading
Original artwork by FSSA junior art major Coralis Rivera depicting all of the school’s different art studios: Drama, Film, Dance, Vocal, Instrumental and Fine Arts (from left to right).
Ten Best Albums of the Decade as Dictated by a Generation Z(er) Sounds, rhythms, and melodies surround us daily. Whether it be from the singular white airpods that supply us with music or… Continue reading
If New York City were to have a dating profile its bio would say: “Here to spice up your life depending on what happens. Normally busy with the millions of other people that… Continue reading
If you told someone at the start of the decade where we are now, they probably wouldn’t believe you. The infiltration of social media, our political strides and setbacks, owning technology that resembles… Continue reading
In this Boomer-proclaimed “Internet Age,” we have seen a variety of trends come and go. But, then again, isn’t that what made the 2010’s unique? From internet hits such as Gangnam Style and Grumpy… Continue reading
As the holiday times approach, the festive feeling is emerging within Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA). Students are getting into the holiday spirit with the film, dance, vocal, drama, and instrumental… Continue reading
Somewhere in Queens there’s a theatre that got stuck in time. People walk past texting, posting and streaming, and yet it stays perfectly still, its elegant red carpets and basking neon lights a… Continue reading
