Maddie McMillion: Family, Fetch, And The Beach
With her tenth birthday passing just two months ago, few would call Buffy a puppy. However, some may change…
Julia Rogers: Psychiatry, Mantis Shrimps, and Cats
Glorianne Wen: Hey, Julia! To start things off, can you tell me about your time with TPS—when you started,…
Reaching for the Stars: The Artemis II Launch
On April 1, 2026, a revolutionary launch took flight. For the first time since 1972, NASA sent a crewed…
Sweet and Spicy: Cinnamon Swirl Pancake
For centuries, cinnamon has a been a favorite of many people groups, whether that be in China, Egypt, India,…
Revisiting the Russo-Ukrainian War
Amidst the conflicts in the Middle East, including the Israeli-Palestinian war and the recent war with Iran, as well…
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Preface to an Unputdownable Book
The Unputdownable Book Origin: Unknown Author: Unknown In this article, only the preface has been added for safety purposes. This excerpt is not to be reread, and it is advised to take frequent breaks while reading to escape physical harm. Do not seek a full copy after reading: results have been fatal and extremely annoying. … Read more
Alas, Babylon
Imagine a nuclear war breaking out in the United States: cities reduced to rubble, basic necessities in short supply, and a fragile government struggling to hold on. First published in 1959, Alas, Babylon, by Pat Frank provides a vivid and disturbing look at this very scenario. Heavily based on the events of the Cold War, … Read more
The Parable of the Two Lost Sons
This article will cover the Parable of the Prodigal Son. However, for our purposes we will call it the Parable of the Two Lost Sons. Most readers of this parable focus on the rebellious, run-away younger brother commonly referred to as the “Prodigal Son.” However, this misses the true point of the parable as there … Read more
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