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The Bison Baseball team record their fourth win in a row with a 3-1 win over Big Lake to improve their record to 7-9. After coming off a tough loss to Edina at CHS field, the Bison bats came alive against St.Francis beating the Saints 10-8 spraying 11 hits over 7 innings. The bison then kept the momentum going forward beating Rogers 4-3 in extra innings off a walk off single with bases loaded from…
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With prom fast arproching on May 7th, a lot of preperations are being done. People are decorating, planning, and scrambling to get things ready for the Garden of Lights themed prom. It takes a boatload of people to make the night perfect, but a very familiar face to the high school isn’t really feeling the stress. Principal Mark Mischke talks about prom and his role during the night. “Prom is a night full of possibilities…
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A dim light shined over the stage as the FFA State officers called the last few Career Development Event (CDE) finalists. After three long days of competing, sleep deprivation, and never being able to change out of official dress the Buffalo FFA Chapter was exhausted and ready to go home. FFA State Convention is a social event for most of us, but competing comes in at a close second place. As we study and practice…
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Relationships are a delicate topic when it comes to any age group, but the high school years are often overlooked, deemed to be not particularly important. The majority of the time, high school relationships do not last, as only two percent of new marriages in North America are comprised of “high school sweethearts.” Relationships are never easy but when you add classes, work, family, and friends it can be hard to balance. Senior Hailey Moser…
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Fading out of darkness, a constant rumble can be heard around the block. Loud and noisy, it is only added to by laughs of glee that occasionally accompany the constant sound of wheels on asphalt. Four boys fly down the hill, laughing and doing tricks as they make their way down the hill. The scene changes to a boat zipping across the water, tugging at the arms of younger teenage girl on a wakeboard. Skipping…
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A group gather in the black box theater, and all is silent. At exactly 2 o’clock, a red-headed pony-tailed teacher walks to the front of the crowd and claps three times, and the theater explodes with noise, a noise which remains for a solid minute and is only silenced by a teacher’s call for attention. Once English teacher Amy Sparks gained the attention of the students in the theater, she swiftly passed the baton to…
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54 baseball players, 3 hour bus ride to Moorhead, Minnesota, 1 coach bus. It was the most anticipated trip of the year when the Bison Baseball Team hit the road for a game under the lights against the Moorhead Spuds. The bus became jam packed as all the players boarded the bus. Before the journey began, Head Coach Mike Beilke barked these orders, “remember this isn’t our bus, pick up your trash, do not wreck…
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I leave class at 1:20 pm while Rodenwald is talking about how to apply the law of conservation. Today is game day, so I grab my things and try not to worry about the fact that I’ll be missing 35 minutes of valuable class time. “Good luck,” says Rodenwald as I smile and walk out the door. I walk quickly down the hallway to make sure I have enough time to change and catch the…
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“I am Yo, and you are Tú, if we’re not on a first name basis, saying Tú is rude…” the 1st block Spanish 1 class and Mr. Onell sang. We were learning subject pronouns and eager to advance in this language. Everyday, we would walk into a room decorated with motivational posters on the walls, a teacher who was so passionate about his job, and an atmosphere where everyone is celebrated for who they are.…
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Many of the students here at BHS are involved in a spring sport, but some also do a second spring sport outside of school. Their schedules are often very busy from having to juggle the practices and games/meets of their two sports as well as school. Peter Deneen a sophomore plays both tennis and soccer and practices for an hour and a half to two hours for both of those sports “Sometimes it makes me…
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