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“Faires get the love seats on stage!” Along with my other frantic faires, I meekly push the loveseats on the set. The play is getting closer, there is only a week till opening night, and along with that comes a more frantic way of going about things. We don’t catch a lot of breaks anymore. Costume and hair is starting to be done, and everything seems to be getting a bit more climatic. On the…
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Commonly, when choosing the elective courses a student will partake in, they’ll look for which course will offer the least amount of effort and lowest workload both in and outside of school. In some cases you can end up taking away a lot of useful knowledge away with these electives but a lot of the time this applies to more time consuming and rigorous courses. Every once in awhile a course will come along that…
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During the last 20 minutes of school on Tuesdays and Thursdays, students make their way to their Bison Time. Students have the opportunity to select Bison Times that fit their interests or just allow them to spend quiet time reading or studying. The majority of students polled believed that Bison Time should be eliminated or replaced by AAA every day of the week. While, Bison Time is supposed to be a time at the end of…
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Social media, like it or not, influences and changes the way people think, act, and even sleep today. People use their Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram for a number of reasons; the main reason being it distracts us, entertains us, and somewhat lessens boredom making time seem to go by faster. Social media is becoming more and more addictive. According to degreed.com, 65% of teenagers log onto their Facebook or some other social media account every day,…
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A big change has been made in the 2015-2016 school year regarding students being teacher assistants. Teacher assistants have disappeared and the role of student mentorships have taken over. “I wanted to help kids because I’m mentoring for a class I like and I wanted to help kids have a positive experience”, said senior mentor Cody Lynch. Students became teacher assistants to fill in empty blocks, or because they like the subject and teacher and…
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We asked the students at BHS what they wanted to be when they grew up, these are their answers.
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#1 Doritos Locos Taco $1.49 Your usual Taco, but the shell is made of a highschooler’s favorite thing; Doritos #2 Crunch Wrap Supreme $2.99 Seasoned beef, nacho cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and a crunchy tostada shell. #3 Cinnabon Delights 2 pack- $1.00 Little cinnamon bites filled with icing. Kind of like mini doughnuts from a food stand. #4 Beef/Steak Quesarito $2.79 A tortilla with seasoned beef, creamy chipotle sauce, reduced fat sour…
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Snow Daze was supposed to occur during President’s Day week, but due to a lack of interest the activities were cancelled this year. Without enough participation, it was determined that there was no need for the activities. NHS has not hosted the dance for quite a few years, and more recently the track teams have hosted them. However the track coach has said that this year they will not be having a dance.
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“ I will be a great president because I care about the people.” “ You should vote for me because I will help to change education for the better.” and “ You should vote for me because I will take debt back from China and pay everyone eight-million dollars to go to school.” These were just some messages ninth grade Enriched American Government students were feeding to fellow classmates to win over votes. Today (…
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A lot of high school athletes have thought about continuing their sport to college. Not all athletes get accepted to play for the school they want but some do. Senior Mia Janke has been accepted to cheer at the collegiate level at the University of Minnesota. “After 7 years of blood sweat and tears put into cheer,” Janke said, “I am officially part of U of M spirit squad.” Some student athletes think they want to…
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