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A normal school lunch at BHS costs $2.55 not including a milk. The meal with comes your choice of main dish (depending on what is offered that day) and a choice of fruit and/or vegetable. There are many ala carte items that you can choose from as well. Overall if a student was to just purchase a regular lunch, no extras the cost would be $443.70 per year. “I get the same thing everyday because…
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Former NFL Quarterback, Todd Bouman, is coming to Buffalo High School to take Gerard Rohl’s spot as Head Coach of the Bison Varsity Football team. Although the team may miss having Rohl as coach, many are excited for the opportunity to have a former NFL player as a coach. Senior Levi Bean, as well as one of the 2013 captains, shares his feelings on graduating the year that there is a new coach. “I wish…
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The question has both burdened and inspired us from the time we learned to walk. “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The ten words we pondered with fantasy and fear. Of course there was “Doctor” and “Vet” and the ever so famous “Firefighter”. But as our shoe size grew so did our knowledge. Suddenly we realized that careers surpassed the few parents that came in during “career day”. Both Seniors and…
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Prom is approaching. With this event happening in less than three weeks we are hearing warnings of drinking and driving. There is a tradition here at BHS that every other year there will be a mock crash focused on the dangers of drinking and driving. If you are unfamiliar with the prom mock crash it has focused around drinking and driving especially on prom night. The crash would include a couple coming home from prom…
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Buffalo High School students will be joining up with KRWC 1360 A.M. to discuss a wide variety of topics that relate to the school or just the community in general from a viewpoint of a student. The students will be from Mr.McCallums Journalism 2 class. They will be starting to put parts together for the show which will be estimated to start this coming Sunday. This all got started with Senior Tiah Marr. “I was…
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During spring break, Social Studies Teacher Todd Manninen and seven other students took flight to Washington, D.C. to tour the major monuments and the D.C. area. “Seeing all the different monuments and memorials made historic events more alive and real,” said Senior Kailee Steen. After riding the train to the capitol, the group was in for a huge surprise when they had the chance to eat breakfast with Al Franken and meet Amy Klobuchar. “Getting…
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Everyday we all walk around the school not thinking about the things we see and use everyday. Although we notice them we don’t pay much attention to them. We all have observed the fire extinguishers around the school, but just how many do we have? Or how many drinking fountains does the school have? Well you as a reader are about to find out some numbers about our school that you most likely didn’t know…
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We have all probably seen animals in display cases around the school and in the some of the science classrooms. A lot of which are in Mr. Hyrell’s room. “This is probably like half of the amount of animals that the school has, in my room,” says Hygrell. “So where do they all come from? Well, they started from Mr. Fieldler who is retired, and he was a a biology teacher until 1990 something. Some…
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As students have been checking their school emails recently, there have been some odd pictures showing up in their inbox sent by fellow classmates. There are six sophomore boys who have sent their own photo shopped pictures of things such as: a shark-rhino, a pig-duck, a horse-mouse, and more. When asked what the start of all this was, Sophomore Maxwell Hershey replied, “We were bored in AAA and just started experimenting.” The big question though…
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Secretaries…what the heck do they do? Besides call students down to the office and write students pink and green slips to classes? “Each secretary has different areas they handle, we just follow the rules the school gives us,” said Nancy Nelson. But isn’t there a stereotype that comes with being a secretary? Secretaries seeming intimidating or just downright mean. “I deal with attendance issues and whoever comes in here; parents, guests. We’re really here for…
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