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  • You only live once. This true statement has taken the world by storm with its abbreviation “Y.O.L.O.” It was popularized in Drake’s 2011 song “The Motto,” and hasn’t slowed down since. “I’ve been completely taken off guard by it. I was honestly under the impression that you lived twice,” joked Junior Tori Tonn. Y.O.L.O. promotes the fact that you only have one opportunity to live your life right. Sometimes, there are no second or third…

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  • By Nick Mattson and Cale Langland I’m sitting in front of my computer watching Fail videos and movie clips on YouTube. I have to be quick to switch to my other tab to look like I’m actually doing my research. Some students don’t have a problem staying on task, but others can only think about games they could be playing, such as Bubble Shooter, Gravity Master, Shopping Cart Hero, or watching videos on YouTube. In…

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  • Half way through the school year, administration told The Hoofprint  that they would only have enough funding from the school to print for half of the school year. Refusing to let the bad news cut short their goal of printing seven issues for the year, Hoofprint staff members immediately began trying to sell adds like crazy and fundraised as much as they could, but barely got enough money to print each issue. The Hoofprint staff didn’t know if…

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  • The final issue of The Hoofprint for 2011-2012 features a look at four tremendous BHS students, as well as coverage about Twitter, Kony 2012, and much more. Check out the whole issue online. Open publication – Free publishing – More bhs

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  • Excited students piled into the River’s Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud,  passed through check in, and finally made it onto the dance floor. After months of waiting, Prom was finally here, and they could finally dance with the quintessential blaring music and catchy pop songs. Except there was no blaring music and not many catchy pop songs. In fact, many students complained that they couldn’t hear the music at all, those in the back…

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  • The top musical groups of Buffalo High School came together to put on the Showcase Concert, a chance to recognize seniors of the music department and for many of the groups perform one last time before summer. The groups performing were: Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Chamber Strings, Jazz 1, and BHS Singers. The Concert Orchestra began the concert with three pieces. “Serenade in E Minor, Mvt. 1,” which they had performed earlier this…

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  • “This game was the game that I’ll look back on when I think of playing lacrosse in high school,” said Senior Claire Parsons. “I had all of my seniors by my side while we played a very hard team. We showed everyone that were hard competition, even though we lost 11-12.” Last Wednesday was senior night for the Buffalo Girls’ Lacrosse team. The girls  played White Bear Lake who, on paper, are pretty evenly matched…

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  • After Saturday’s big storm, the Bison still played their baseball game. They were scheduled to play Chaska at 6 p.m., but the game was delayed. After the rain stopped, the team had to clean up the field, and the game didn’t start until 8 pm. That didn’t stop the Bison from getting the win, 4-3 over Chaska. Saturday’s game was played to honor Sam Munoz. Sam was a Buffalo baseball player who died in a…

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  • The Buffalo girls varsity softball team ended their regular season strong last week.  Winning 3 of the 4 games played last week, they finished with a big 2-0 win over Spring Lake Park on Friday night. Although the game on Friday was called due to rain after the 5th inning, the Bison were ahead 2-0 and it was still considered a win.  The past couple weeks, some of the Bison’s key players have been out…

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  • The Bison Baseball took on Chanhassen on Wednesday, May 16, to complete the last 4 innings after getting rained out last week in the 3rd inning. The game was tied 1-1. The game resumed with senior J.D. O’Donnel on base and senior Colton Haight up to bat. Sophomore Andrew Iverson was the starting pitcher in the game. He pitched into the 6th inning, then junior Brennan Gilyard came into pitch. In the 5th inning, with…

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