One Cord, Many Questions. Should Graduates Have More Options?

    As we approach the end of the school year, the bittersweet sense of graduation for seniors lingers in the halls,…

    What Do Grades Really Represent?

    In less than a week, we will leave this school for the summer, and for the nearly-400 members of the…

    To Seniors Who Feel Like They’re Falling Behind

    It’s so easy to feel like everyone knows what they’re doing and you’re getting lost. Wondering what your major should…

    Survey: Has Your Screen Impacted Your Social Life?

     INTRODUCTION Have you ever got your screen time report back and realize how much time you spend on your device…

    What’s Going On in the Biology Department?

    Two classes, AP Biology and CIS Human Anatomy, are going to change curriculum and names for the 2026-2027 school year.…

    Advisory’s Conflict With State Standards

    The Minnesota Department of Education defines Social Emotional Learning very clearly: “Social emotional learning (SEL) is broadly understood as a…

    The Allure of Bison Online

    Every year at prom or graduation, there are students that nobody else has seen. Unfamiliar faces appear, who will walk…

    Times Have Changed

    4 weeks ago two students decided to finally put a voice to an issue so many have. Evelyn Diethelm ’28…

    Hoof Tracks: With Heaven On Top by Zach Bryan

    Zach Bryan’s sixth studio album, With Heaven On Top, is his most recent release in the past two years, consisting…

    Voices

    The student voices of Buffalo High School, offering diverse opinions on the issues and entertainment that impact the community.

    • The ACT. The test we will probably all end up taking at some point in time. The ACT is a test that is five hours with hundreds of questions, and it probably will affect your further education quite a bit. Now with this test you will have your test evaluated and scored and so on, we all sorta get the gist of the ACT. Then it will be sent to colleges for them to judge…

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    • After much planning and discussing, Mrs. White -BHS FACS teacher- set up a field trip for her hospitality foods class. The goal of the field trip was to show students more of what you can with food. First stop- Stafford Photography. Here students were shown how much work is put into creating one perfect image. Many shots need to be taken and lots of food is used. When trying to find the perfect colors for…

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    • Three quarters of strenuous work, and it all comes down to one test. Students at BHS are preparing for the exam that could potentially save them thousands of dollars in the near future. Indeed, students are very fortunate to be offered a variety of AP courses throughout the year, but how often do students actually receive college credit? AP exams are distributed in the spring every year. These exams typically last anywhere from 3-5 hours,…

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    • Prom season has just blown by and with it the tanning sensation, as summer rolls around so does the summer body obsession. Although can these trends go into extremes. With people out in the world who look like real life barbies for example Valeria Lukyanova  a 21 year old from Russia made the biggest extreme the media has seen. She has made a her body into a real life Barbie-Doll. Including plastic surgeries that removed some…

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    • Every week the Hospitality Foods class goes over yet again another packet.  You might say that you do this a lot in other classes; but is reading those packets benefiting you in some way? Hospitality Foods offers students the opportunity to become “servsafe certified”.  Being servsafe certified means you are knowledgeable in safe food handling processes. “It makes you certified as a manager in food safety.” explains FACS teacher Bonnie White. Throughout the semester, you…

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    • On a regular day in a regular classroom LD teacher Mrs. Diane Durham goes through her everyday announcements shoe goes through in the mornings. Standing in the front of the class letting her students move on to their class work, Fluttering about the room Durham asked each individual student to explain when exactly they had to work on, so if they needed it she would be there to assist them. Watching Durham you’d think that her…

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    • The strangest thing I have ever researched, but nonetheless an interesting topic that is eye opening. In my research I found out about an amazing book and an awesome feng shui expert plus blogger! Karen Kingston is a space clearing, renowned feng shui expert, blogger, and best selling author of best selling books like the groundbreaking Clear Your Clutter With Feng Shui.  Kingston did an interview with Refinery29.com and in her feng shui language answered…

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    • For a freshman the first day of high school could probably be the most intimidating day of your life. Going from a middle school setting to a high school setting is a big jump for everyone and not all of the freshmen were quite ready to make that jump.   “I was expecting to have way more homework and the classes to be extremely hard but they made the transition from 8th to 9th grade…

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    • Sex.  Sex.  And even more sex.   That is pretty much what the magazine Cosmopolitan is about.  Every cover has something to do with sex; whether it’s how to be better at it or learning new things to do in bed.  Why is there a woman’s magazine pretty much dedicated to the subject? “ I don’t like the magazine at all.  I think that there’s a hidden message behind it saying that you [girls] are…

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    • An ouija board is a board that is also known as a spirit board or talking board. The board consists of the alphabet, numbers 0-9, the words “yes”, “no” and, “goodbye”. Most people who have not used an Ouija board are curious as to how they work or if they are even real. Sydney Warehime “I was with my friend one night and my mom pulled the board out, so we lit candles and turned…

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