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Chemistry teacher Charley Keifenheim did not always see himself as a teacher. In fact, before his 32-year teaching career, teaching was the last thing on his mind. “Originally I wanted to be a computer programmer or a DNR officer,” said Keifenheim. “Honestly I wanted to be anything but a teacher.” Even though teaching was not in his original plans, students are glad that Keifenheim decided to teach chemistry. “Keif made chemistry [a difficult and sometimes boring…
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The Girls’ Hockey team is on fire, and their 20-6 record proves it. Section 6AA will test their skill. With four of the top ten teams in the state are within their section (the Bison Ranked #6) the girls scored the #4 seed for their section. The girls faced #5 seeded Wayzata this past Saturday. Sophomore Kirsten Olson scored the first goal of the game within one minute of play. Shortly after, Freshman Allison Roethke…
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“In regards to body strength, boys and girls are built differently,” said Physical Education teacher Nick Guida. “It’s like comparing apples to oranges, not apples to apples.” For a boy to get 11 points on the mile, he must run it in under 5 minutes and 45 seconds. For a girl to get the same score, she has to run it in under 7 minutes and 30 seconds. Is this fair? Of 30 randomly-selected students surveyed 77…
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One question divides most of BHS, “Do you love or hate Chipotle?” More than fifty-two percent of students surveyed say they love it, while nearly forty-eight percent hate it. Those who said hate link their feelings to sickness. “I couldn’t make it out of there [Chipotle] without a thirty minute stop at the bathroom first,” said Senior Grant Hopkins. Chipotle prides itself on its “food with integrity.” Locally grown, handcrafted burritos are part of the…
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“I didn’t feel like we were discarding anybody’s history by removing that and covering that picture up,” Principal Mark Mischke said of the purple mural by the counselor’s office. Students walked in first quarter to a previously unknown mural depicting dinosaurs. Near mid-quarter, Mischke asked Art Teacher Ciann Jackson to paint it black. “Mischke was freakin’ out about it and said we should take it down because it was bad and [the mural] wasn’t really…
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On the brink of advancing to the State Festival on Saturday, February 2, the One Act Play was disqualified from competition. The cast and crew of the Magically Marvelous, Wonderfully Wacky, Seriously Silly Center Ring Circus earned a Star Performance at Conference, a Sub Section victory, and only had to win the Section competition to advance to State. The Section performance was their best yet. The audience was very into the play; laughing and clapping.…
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“I’ve been waiting for some live action from the Minnesota Wild all winter,” said Senior Charlie Weros. After four long months for BHS’s hockey fans, the NHL lockout finally ended on January 5, 2013. The condensed and shortened season began on January 19 and consists of 48 games instead of the usual 82. “It makes me feel wonderful that the NHL lockout ended,” said Social Studies Teacher Cindy Khalil. “I missed it a lot but…
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Change isn’t always something we like or want. It’s sometimes what we need. BHS seniors went from having SSR (Designed to increase students reading ability and structure) for three and a half years, to having one quarter (including our fourth quarter privileges) of Bison Time. Bison Time is a student choice program. (Independent study, math, science, spanish, unique classrooms, and teaching you to learn new things.) “I personally think if we were going to change SSR it should be next…
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RAVE (Respect and Value Everyone) week has concluded at BHS, prompting students to reexamine their definition of respect. “Respect to me means that you listen to people even though you might not agree with what they’re actually saying,” Junior Alex Haas said. Throughout the week, six student groups challenged everyone at BHS to focus on respect. “Every high school can improve on respecting others,” Student Council Vice President Taylor Crowser said. “Respect is a polite…
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“I’m most excited to showcase talent from in and outside of the Art department.” Said this year’s Pegasus editor in chief, Emma Hage, Junior. It is that time of year again, the submission boxes are out in full force and the posters are going up. Buffalo High schools literary arts magazine The Pegasus Showcases works of fiction or nonfiction writing, poems and visual art from the year. the 32nd volume is headed by Emma and…
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