“Ow! Why in the world did I bring heels!” utters Alice, leaning against the wall as we climb up the stairs. Her hair is pinned up, her make-up impeccable. I look down at my own shoes. Red, three-inch, suede ones. They stuck out from the black and white flats in the crowd.. Read more...

One of the many things we try to do in Science as we travel around the globe is examine regional environmental value systems and explore local issues in conservation management. We began this investigation.. Read more...

The First TGS Tennis Tournament Takes Place In Thailand
By Gijs D
10th Grade Student

Last Saturday was an eventful day. Together, Gawa, Ambika, and I formed a tennis tournament within a week’s time!

We had twelve people participating through out the whole tournament. We decided to create doubles teams.. Read more...

The world we live in is inhabited by all sorts of different people, yet we are all the same in a way. Differences, however, can scare us and make us come with judgements without concrete reasons. This can.. Read more..

The first thing we saw of the community was a bridge. A home-built, rough bridge made of thick trunks and tree planks. It was one of those bridges you don’t really know what to expect from, but as you walk on it is surprisingly stable. I feel like this bridge mirrored.. Read more...

I never thought I would walk into a temple in Thailand and say, “Look at the Angry Birds dive-bombing the World Trade Center!” but that is exactly what I said upon visiting the shrine.. Read more...