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Students interviewed express their opinions on what they think High School might be like for them in the future. Kids ranging from Preschool to 8th Grade were asked what they think High School will be like to see how their expectations vary by age.
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Buffalo High School is filled with a variety of unique individuals. Simply asked the question, “why do you do what you do?”
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Teachers react after reading tweets about themselves.
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Where are this years seniors going next year? Seniors, who are you going to be seeing on campus next year?
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Three years ago, the Student Council started an event that has become an annual tradition at BHS, RAVE Week. This year’s week of “Respecting and Valuing Everybody” was significantly cut short by two canceled days of school due to the cold. These and previous cancelled days of school have presented great challenges to the Student Council. “[The cancelled days] affected it a lot,” said Student Council Advisor Evan Ronken. “The other days that we had…
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The number of students being home schooled has increased throughout the years. According to a report from the U.S. Department of Education, 3.4% of the school-age population is home schooled which is a total of 1.77 million students. This report also shows that the most common reason for homeschooling in 2007 was for moral and religious reasons, but now the most common reason is because parents are concerned about the environment of other schools. I…
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Sitting around the lunch table, four Junior boys discuss how appealing to girls they would be if they heard their version of barbershop quartet. Ben Lepinski, Auston Alvarez, Hunter Fonkert, and Michael Wegter were put in choir class together, the boys realized their talents for singing and decided they should sing as a group. “We are all best friends and were all good singers, so we thought, ‘Why don’t we sing together?’” said Lepinski. With…
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“Once I hit a move, I can feel the beat and everything comes natural. It is something I know I am pretty good at, so it’s easy for me. I feel like it’s something I can connect with. I feel confident doing it.” Four months ago, Junior Reed Kuhlman found a video on YouTube of a guy who goes by the name of NonStop who dances “dubstep.” Nonstop’s video’s encouraged Kuhlman to try this style…
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