Teens, Music, and Mental Health

    In class at Buffalo High School, it’s never out of the ordinary to see fellow classmates with earbuds in and…

    To Seniors Who Feel Like They’re Falling Behind

    It’s so easy to feel like everyone knows what they’re doing and you’re getting lost. Wondering what your major should…

    Managing the Chaos

    Many people see Nerf Wars as excitement and competition, but for the student organizing the game, it’s much more than…

    Survey: Has Your Screen Impacted Your Social Life?

     INTRODUCTION Have you ever got your screen time report back and realize how much time you spend on your device…

    Over 150 Students Participate In Walk-Out Protest

    Upwards of 150 BHS students walked out of class at 1:09 p.m. yesterday in protest of ICE activities in Minnesota.…

    Pages of Passion

    Respected by students and colleagues, Heather Tierney has become a pillar of the community at Buffalo High School. Every day…

    How Do Students Get Caffeine?

    Hundreds of students at BHS bring coffee or energy drinks to class, or maybe no drink at all, but not…

    Buffalo’s Flexible Seating Options for the Future

    On October 28, Buffalo High School started testing out new flexible seating options for potential use in  resource areas. The…

    A New Chapter for the Library

    The once busy, vibrant Buffalo High School library now has a completely different vibe from past years. In previous years,…

    A Snap Back in Time Connects Past and Present for Football Managers

    For the Bison Football team, late May to early June marks the beginning of inventory and equipment analysis, a task…

    Culture

    A deeper look at the issues and trends shaping culture and conversations at Buffalo High School.

    • The AP United States History (APUSH for short) test is administered to students nationwide. Many of the students taking the test thought it would be more challenging than it was. After taking the test though they felt that it was easier than what they were expecting. Jacob Scherber said “I feel like the test went better than I thought it would, I was not feeling to good about it going in, but afterwards I felt…

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    • Quite recently, students at BHS have found a new game to play in their free time, and it’s called Slither. With more and more classes having available computers, students are finding more and more activities to kill time, including computer games. Slither.io is played much like the game Agar.io that was released last year, where now you gain in length instead of mass because you are a snake. The object of the game is to…

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    • Tests are an everyday thing for the life of an average high schooler. At Buffalo High School, tests are always given out to test the student’s knowledge of the curriculum. When it comes to tests, there are many different ways to prepare for them. Ben Presler, a 9th grade science and 10th grade biology teacher at BHS, gives out tests regularly. These tests are to test his students knowledge of recent chapters or topics they…

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    • In the chaotic classroom of C212, a teacher and coach at Buffalo High School, challenges a student to a game of checkers. The student has tried countless times to beat the skilled checkers player that they call their teacher. They sit at an empty table and lay the board out in front of them. The battle has begun. As the game progresses a crowd of onlookers gathers around to watch the two players battle it…

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    • As the year is quickly coming to a close most high school students have a lot on their minds. Seniors have a little more than most, their lives are just beginning and they’re taking on a new chapter. Stereotypical senior rumors like senior slide have been circulating the halls for years, but this leaves us with a common question. What do seniors really think when they think about high school coming to an end?  …

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    • Atheists have a pretty bad rap. In a recent study at the University of British Columbia and the University of Oregon, 350 American adults and 420 Canadian college students were told a fictional story about a teacher who found a wallet, took the money, damaged a parked car, and left the scene. Groups of subjects were asked if they thought the character in the story was a rapist, a Muslim, a Christian, or an atheist.…

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    • As kids grow, so do their appetites, but that’s not the only thing growing. School lunches have been raised by as much as a quarter in some districts such as Riverhead and North Syracuse Central in NY City, and the BHM district is seeing similar increases. Just since last year the school lunch prices were raised by $0.05. Currently at Buffalo High School a basic school lunch sells for $2.75. Milk costs an additional $0.50…

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    • A silver men’s ring was found on the floor of the BHS prom. It has had a rough journey and deserves to find it’s way home.

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    • Sensitive subject to some, but there’s no avoiding it. When you gotta’ go you gotta’ go. Nobody likes to do it, it’s embarassing especially for the ladies…So here are some helpful anonymous tips from your fellow BHS classmates: “When you’re in the stall and someone is next to you, and you really have to go… drop your phone on the tampon box right as it hits the water.” “Bring your Poo-Pourri.” “Go to the locker…

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    • Prom season has just blown by and with it the tanning sensation, as summer rolls around so does the summer body obsession. Although can these trends go into extremes. With people out in the world who look like real life barbies for example Valeria Lukyanova  a 21 year old from Russia made the biggest extreme the media has seen. She has made a her body into a real life Barbie-Doll. Including plastic surgeries that removed some…

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