Ultra-Processed Foods: Healthy or Harmful?
Journalist Amelia Tait once stated, “Beware the mix of food and fear—the truth about ultra-processed foods is still emerging.”…
Vote for the Best Round Robin!
Dear TPS, The time for clay’s annual Round Robin competition has come: Team Elizabeth and Team Zoe have worked…
Maxim and the Monstrous Pickle: Team Zoe
Abby Morrison, Abigail Lei, Alani del Rosario, Anise Kim, Audrey Duffy, Benjamin Green, Encho Shi, Emma Daigle, Evan Doyle,…
Adventures With the GP7 Ghost: Team Elizabeth
Anna Stone, Emmanuella Chung, Evangeline Wang, Florence Rosenthal, Gracie Ella Fanelli, Heidi Schoenhals, Hope Hoskins, Iain Watson, Isabel Goshi,…
Tips for Phone Photography
When people think of photography, they typically think of professional cameras like that of Canon, Nikon, and Sony and…
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Joshua Thomas: Wilderness Whisperer
In the arid mountains of Saudi Arabia, animal whisperer and Christian history enthusiast Joshua Thomas often lies in wait to catch unsuspecting critters. Joshua is a thirteen-year-old, eighth-grade American TCK living in Abha, Saudi Arabia. The past four years of his life have been spent in Abha, in addition to another nine years in another … Read more
Classy vs. Casual: What Do Dress Codes Even Mean? Campus Fashion Q&A Part 3
This third installment of the fashion Q&A, using questions from Campus users, addresses the common confusing question: What do event dress codes even mean? Event dress codes for any occasion, from a wedding to a simple party, help guide attendees by setting expectations for formality and mood. They help people know how formal the occasion … Read more
An Interview with Mr. Gilbert
Glorianne: Welcome, Mr. Gilbert! I’m so glad I can interview you as you’re the director of TPS. It was your family, the Gilberts, that founded TPS back in 1997. What was your role in founding TPS? Mr. Gilbert: TPS was founded in 1997 as an online cooperative (“co-op”), similar to a local homeschool co-op. The … Read more
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