TIPsters don't just succeed in the classroom—many have great success in their outdoor hobbies as well. Since we're looking at how to nurture and protect the natural world this month, we spoke to some TIPsters who spend a lot of time in nature to get their perspective. Here's what … [Read more...]
TIPsters on the Water
Verity and her group on the water. Life on the water offers a whole different way of living. Fishing, boating, surfing, swimming, wake boarding, sailing—if you do it yourself, it can feel like the only way to live, and if you're a land-locked soul, the appeal can be completely … [Read more...]
TIPsters Who Live in Medieval Times–Sometimes
Gabriel (on the left) during the festival he works at. One way to see what life was like the medieval era is to visit it—or at least a recreation of it. That's what thousands of people do every year at renaissance fairs and festivals across the country. We spoke to some … [Read more...]
TIPsters Look to the Stars
We always tell TIPsters to reach for the stars—and sometimes we mean that literally. Every year, dozens of TIP students study life out beyond the atmosphere. We interviewed a few of them to learn about what they do, what they find interesting, and what they have to tell other … [Read more...]
TIPsters on Art and the Audience
One of Taylor's paintings. Often, we think about artists as solitary people. They hide out in their studios and make things, and it all stems from their lone genius. But in truth, artists depend on others. They need inspiration, co-creators, supporters, an audience. To … [Read more...]
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