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Junior Wyatt Wentland stays in shape by lifting weights, running and playing soccer. “Ever since I tried fitting it in four months ago, I work out every single day,” Said Wentland “even with school, soccer, work, and chores at home.” Even with putting time into working out, you need to have a balanced diet too. Putting the time in goes hand in hand with effort and results aren’t always instant. “People assume you see results…
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The lights are shining down bright illuminating the field and all you can seem to hear is the grunting of the football players and excited parents cheering their kids on. But in the way back of all that noise is the subtle rustling of pom poms and girl voices cheering in unison. Would people notice if that was missing next year? As of right now that is a strong possibility. They administration are currently talking…
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Minnesota is now the 12 state to legalize same-sex marriage. It is also the first state to pass it by a legislative vote. The bill giving all Minnesotans the freedom to marry any sex was signed by Gov. Mark Dayton on May 14. “What a difference a year and an election can make in our state”, Dayton said after the law was passed. Starting Junbe 6, Hennipen County will be accepting same-sex marriage license applications available…
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The school year at BHS for 2012 through 2013 was filled with many surprises, some better than others. Students everywhere experienced new ups and downs in their lives and are taking time to reflect on their year. The weather was one thing that definitely had all the students riled up, including Junior Breanda Bursheim. “My high was having 4 snow days this year, and my low was all the crappy weather that made the spring…
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The year is coming to an end, seniors are throwing graduation parties, juniors are ready to be seniors, and the new Tatanka yearbook is out. Every year students get their yearbooks, some only want to get them when they are seniors. Everybody is signing one another’s with weird signatures. Before everybody would write HABAS (Have a bad ass summer). Thinking it was so awesome. Now it is just a name and they tell you to…
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“I hate when people spit, that’s gross,” said Custodian Jana Russell. “But I try not to let the little things bother me.” This was the beginning of a 24 hour observation of the custodial staff. 7:30 a.m. – The Adventure Begins BHS is known for being a tidy and well-organized school. Clean bathrooms, spotless floors, and organized classrooms make our school a warm and inviting place. Exactly how much work it takes to keep the…
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During 2000-2002, a school newspaper did not exist here. As a new school year began, the newspaper came back with a brand new title. A school wide contest was held for the new name. The winner would receive a Palm Pilot. “Even though I was on the editorial staff I wanted to be the one who came up with the new name. So when I went home I got out a sheet of paper and started…
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On Monday, May 13th, 2013, students from BHS were honored at the annual Academic Awards ceremony. Students were awarded with academic letters, presedential academic awards and hall of fame inauguration. In the midst of all the awards, Two seniors announced the names of every student recieving an award. Senior Michael Raitor dealt with the pressure of the stage in a few different ways. “I’m was not nervous because I was in front of people, I was nervous…
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Other than a couple songs and an extreme hair cut, Miley Cyrus has been pretty under the radar since Disney’s Hannah Montana ended in 2011. “I feel like she’s changed a lot over the years. She used to be Disney poster child,” said Junior Lauren Schultz. “I think because we haven’t heard a lot about her in a while it was a big deal that she came out with a new song.” Lately, Miley has been blowing up…
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Senior Jackson Schepp had always been a baseball player up until sixth grade, but in seventh grade decided to participate in track instead. “I started to hate baseball, ” said Schepp. “But it was way to slow placed and I always cried when I struck out so I decided to try track instead.” He slowly developed into a good jumper and progressively got better through middle school. This year, he was able to make it…
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