Voices
The student voices of Buffalo High School, offering diverse opinions on the issues and entertainment that impact the community.
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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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As you go through your high school career, one of the many factors being a student is the drama, and excitement of perhaps being in a relationship. Attempting to pile all the responsibilities that have been shouldered onto you while at the same time trying to get to know, and ultimately love another person who could be going through the same things schoolwise sounds like it could be a challenge. With all those added elements…
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With third quarter coming to an end, teachers are at it again with the finals. One test to recap everything you’ve learned in the past weeks. Whether it be Math, Science, English, or pretty much any other class, you may be finding yourself sitting at a desk tomorrow with a big packet of questions on everything you’ve learned. These tests can help you pull your grade up, or just as easily pull it down. As…
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On February twenty seventh a St. Louis Park seventh grade middle school student, Abdullahi Charif, drowned in his schools’ pool. This isn’t something that happened here in Buffalo, nor near here, but I got to thinking in some altered universe, what if a student did drown here in our district? “It would be really sad, but they can’t look at everybody,” said sophomore Maria Zimmerman. “It would be tragic and sad. I think they would…
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Even though the big day is two months away, the preparation has already begun. And with that preparation comes the first phase of Prom Panic. First comes finding the perfect dress. Ladies search far and wide, going all the way to stores like Glitz at the Mall of America or Mestads in St. Cloud. Some just check the local thrift stores in hope to find a good deal. For many, the hunt starts in early…
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Once your lunch tray is empty it’s time for extras. Making the choice for deliciousness isn’t always that simple. Chips $0.75 cents or apples with caramel for a $1.50. What about cookies for $0.65 cents, or fruit with dip for a $1.50. Why is unhealthy food less expensive than healthier food? Is it easier for students to choose the unhealthier items because it costs less? In the ala carte section at Buffalo High School healthier…
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Love is in the air!… Or not? Valentines Day is widely known as a day to let that special someone or family and friends know how much you care about them. It is also a day of bitterness for some people. Valentine’s Day has now been frequently referred to as “Single Awareness Day” because of the main focus being on couples. “You think you are single now but just wait until Valentine’s Day, then you…
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As many of you know, Justin Bieber was recently arrested and charged for driving under the influence, resisting arrest, and driving with an expired drivers license of over six months. As a matter of fact, Bieber was arrested a second time earlier this week. If you walk down the halls here at Buffalo High School you’ll hear many conversations going on between each group of friends. Conversations about who is dating who, or what everyone’s…
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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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Last Friday, it was Student Appreciation day. The students of BHS were rewarded with extended lunch periods, free ice cream and they received their 2013 Yearbooks. Many of the students enjoyed the book and their time they got to spend signing them with friends. The reactions were both positive and negative. Here are some of the students reactions: “I liked it. I thought it was really nicely put together,” said Senior Chris Peterson. “It was…
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