Hey Seniors! We wanted to let you all know that starting this year, Senior bios will be housed in the Yearbook on Campus rather than on clay. Given the public nature of clay, we wanted to provide a safe place for you all to share your experience at TPS, tidbits […]
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Abi Voss: Coffee Shops, Author Journeys, and Growing Up
Eliana: Hello, clay readers! Happy April and welcome to this month’s Girl Spotlight: Abi Voss! Abi: Hi everyone! Fred: Wait–you’re not Mercy! Where is she and what did you do with her?? Eliana: That’s classified information that you don’t have clearance for. But you can still help me with the […]
The Pirates of Penzance, or, The Slave of Duty
Bursting with lively music, hilarious plot twists, and wildly dramatic lyrics, The Pirates of Penzance has been entertaining audiences for over a century. A comic operetta written by Gilbert and Sullivan, it was first performed onstage in 1879. A hundred years later in 1983, it was made into a movie […]
A Literary Feast of Childhood Books
It only takes two things to transport me back to my fondest childhood memories: a whimsical book and my mom’s cooking. Many of the stories I loved as a kid featured characters that embarked on fantastical adventures, whether through a magical tollbooth or a mystical world down a rabbit hole. […]
Ode to a Chicken Sandwich
Culinary masterpieces have existed nearly as long as humanity has flourished upon the earth. From the masterful dumpling designs of the Chinese to the steak worth salivating over of the Brazilians, food is ingrained in nearly every culture to ever exist. However, one specific dish has stood the test of […]