To make up for the apparent lack of humor in my April Fool’s article– perhaps it was a bit too believable– everyone gets to [...]

Summer break is finally here! With no more final exams, tests, and essays, you have more time than ever to spend relaxing and [...]

In 1999 the Disney film, Tarzan, was first released and would later become a hit on Broadway. The musical Tarzan was originally a [...]

As the world approaches summer, it often means a time of rest. Children get out of school and adults prepare for better weather. [...]

The Hubble Space Telescope is one of those engineering marvels that have been in service far longer than originally anticipated. [...]

Sometimes watching crows brings up a bit of a conundrum.  Are they being entirely idiotic as they make a ruckus shouting at the [...]

The past century has showed unexpected and dramatic growth of the Christianity in some areas of the world, in contrast to [...]

This year, I’ve had the privilege of writing about a number of apologetics topics. I love the objective logic that backs up the [...]

When someone decides to become a missionary, the majority of decisions revolve around training, language learning, and other [...]

Meet Maslynn Jean “Maisey” McRobbie, a fourteen year old TCK living in Tetouán, Morocco. Her schedule is jam-packed this [...]

I begin my last interview of the school year with Emma Schilling. She is 17 and in 11th grade and lives in Memphis, Tennessee. [...]

Mr. Adam Lang instructs Honors and Standard Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, and AP Biology. In the next couple of years, he [...]

Computers. Beeping noises. Science objects. A ginger in a spinny chair. This time, not in California; not in an old, repaired [...]

You know, journal, the worst part about being the future dictator of the world is knowing just how many people will probably be [...]

Dear faithful clay readers,   I’m sure that you are all relieved that clay isn’t shutting down forever. (We got [...]