Month June 2018

Ah, the PLP Summer Exhibition, a time for hard work, passion, and lots of rejection… Just like every other year, we completed the norms of Blue Sky such as looking at the LAUNCH Cycle, brainstorming ideas/running by pitch forms to… Continue Reading →

Ever wondered what’s going on in the universe around us? Have you ever looked at the stars and wondered what they are made of? Questions like this drove the first stargazing astronomers to start unraveling the mysteries of our universe. … Continue Reading →

The world is a dark place. Although I’ve been fortunate enough to have a living situation where I haven’t really needed to deal with the extent of darkness in this world, I’ve seen enough of it to know that it’s… Continue Reading →

Ah, I remember the good ol’ days when my parents would tell me not to argue with my sister. Back then, arguments to me were more about who could yell, “no, I’m right!” louder than the other person. Nowadays, arguments… Continue Reading →

Ah, the TPoL (Transitional Presentation of Learning). A time that marks the closing of another year in high school. It’s been quite a ride of learning this year and to help me prove it, I’m going to talk about some… Continue Reading →

Trying to figure out what you want to do in your life can be tough. It can be especially tough when you’re a high school student who has almost zero clue what they want to do after high school… like… Continue Reading →