YST and youth homelessness in the Tulsa World
Over the weekend, the Tulsa World ran a front page series focused on youth homelessness. Our staff contributed significantly to the series. Several were quoted and YST was highlighted.
The authors did a great job of describing and discussing the complex issues and challenges around youth homelessness, and making it personal with two youth stories.
Check out this article and more:
Oh my god, Granny hears absolutely everything — dropped keys, sprinting footsteps, the groan of an old door — and she reacts with a speed that turns a quiet hallway into a chase in seconds.
Pokepath TD turned out to be the kind of game I could confidently recommend to people interested in playing strategy games based on Pokémon. Although it does not require a lot of knowledge in tower defense genre, there are plenty of tactical decisions to be made while building your defenses
This was a thoughtful and eye-opening read, and I appreciate how it puts real faces to the challenges of youth homelessness. On a lighter note, when I have some free time after reading serious stories like this, I like playing Rocket Goal —it's a fun and relaxing way to unwind for a few minutes.
I've tested quite a few browser-based driving games, and eggy car has a unique concept that makes it memorable. The balance mechanic adds an extra layer of strategy.
geometry dash game does an amazing job of using quick transitions to maintain a strong sense of speed. The instant changes between portals, gravity effects, and gameplay styles create continuous action. These rapid shifts make players stay alert constantly and add a powerful adrenaline rush to every level.