TCIS Soccer Opens Winter Season with Statement Performance

The winter season has officially arrived, and with it, the return of TCIS soccer. On February 25, both the Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls teams took to the field for their opening matches against Yongsan International School of Seoul, or YISS for short. Despite freezing temperatures and patches of lingering snow along the sidelines, TCIS […]Read More →

Where Is My Child?: Ukrainian Children Taken to Russia

Veronika Vlasova was 13 when she disappeared. One day, she was in her home in Kherson, Ukraine; the next, she was across the border in Russia, without her parents, without consent, and without a way back. Her family searched, called, and asked the same question over and over again: Where is my child? Veronika was […]Read More →

The most important daily activity you probably neglect

Sleep is undoubtedly the most important thing humans do on a daily basis. It is also the most neglected part of modern life, lack of which harms your quality of life. This is not an opinion of mine; it is a scientific fact with an abundance of scientific literature to back it up.  This article […]Read More →

TCIS Student Council Elects New Officers

This month, TCIS held elections for its Student Council, resulting in the election of four new officers. Joon R. was elected as President after receiving the most votes among three candidates. Hansol P. was elected Vice-president as he garnered the second highest number of votes. The positions of Treasurer and Secretary had no challengers, so […]Read More →

Is AI hurting TCIS students? Ms. Vasquez weighs in

Public use of generative AI has been on an exponential rise since ChatGPT’s release in late 2022. While previous techniques existed prior to ChatGPT, such as generative adversarial networks (GAN), ChatGPT was a significant leap forward in its ability to produce images, video and audio.  From AI generated images being featured in advertisements to the […]Read More →

5 reasons you should join MUN next year (last one is the best)

MUN is short for Model United Nations, and as one of the current members put it, “It’s Hetalia roleplay”. Students get to act as delegates of various countries and conferences in different committees modelled after the UN. These bodies include the UN General Assembly, Security Council, and more all with the purpose of discussing major […]Read More →

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