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Teachers react after reading tweets about themselves.
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It all comes down to tonight, the final game of the series, game seven. Buffalo High School students are more than excited to see the outcome of the game tonight, as the Wild head over to Pepsi Center in Denver to face off against the Avalanche for the last time of the year. “I’m 12 out of 10 excited,” said Junior Avalanche fan Jarrett Pedlar. “I’ve been following the Avs all season long, and have…
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As I’m sure you all know, prom is just around the corner. Around the corner being 4 days. While some of you may be a bit more organized than others, I think everyone could use a checklist. We can all agree that girls tend to stress out more about prom than boys. So, we’ll start with the girls. Do you have… A dress? (If you don’t have it at this point, you probably aren’t going,…
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Buffalo baseball has started off the season with a respectable 3-4 record. But the real story lies behind Freshman shortstop Ramón Vega. Vega has proven to be quite an addition to the team this year, batting over .500 in conference play, and hitting his first out-of-the-park homerun in last week’s game. However, it wouldn’t be right to say that we are surprised with his outstanding start to the 2014 season. Vega’s family roots run deep…
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(This story may be a bit dramatized. Viewer discretion is advised.) The struggle is for real; What Buffalo High School students have to go through is breathtaking, leg aching, joint crushing, and sweat producing. The 22 step climb to the top can be one of the hardest things a student at BHS will have to experience throughout their day. “Its my max exercise for the day. I’m so winded when I go up and down…
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Well the answer is just about everybody! Over two thirds of the school orders yearbooks. Last year 1250 were sold, and this year the number is already at 1100 and projected to meet or even exceed last year’s sales. At $75 dollars a pop, you might think that the numbers would be lower. In fact, cost is the main reason students don’t purchase a year book. But with over 200 pages and in full color,…
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All around the school the halls are decorated with the craftsmanship of students throughout the years from the Arts Magnet department. Ranging from portraits of important people, abstract mixes of colors and personality, still frames of beautiful scenery, and whatever else comes to mind of the student that is the artist. Though it pegs the question, who decides what art goes up that gives the school it’s special touch with the student body, and what…
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When you think of part time and full time teachers, one would imagine the latter having great less work than the former, with not being here as often as a full time teacher would be. Not having a concrete understanding, two teachers one being full time while the other described her position as a “point eighty three.” Which means two quarters they’re full time while the other two quarters their schedule becomes part time. Both…
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This week, Apr 21-25, is Minnesota Severe Weather Awareness Week. The week is organised by the MN Department of Public Safety to “inform and refresh knowledge about severe weather threats,” as well as help people prepare for the upcoming storm season. At BHS, a tornado drill is planned for Thursday as part of the statewide tornado drill. “Primarily, our focus for Severe Weather Awareness Week will be on Thursday, where we’ll take part in a…
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Once a month during the morning announcements students will hear the term ‘Feature Teacher’. But how exactly is this ‘Feature Teacher’ decided? “Feature Teacher is one [activity] that the student council puts up. I’ve been advising [for] 10 years of student council and that was an activity that had started before I did.” explains Social Studies teacher Evan Ronken. “Each year we have a couple students who are the chairs of the committee; Mattie Lubben…
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