Carrots and Ranch: The Classic Combination Bites Back

    Carrots and Ranch, the best combo to grace snacking since the invention of ranch in 1949. Some of the best…

    Clayface: a satisfying project for the DCU [review]

    Warner Brothers released their newest addition to the DCU, Clayface. While the DC brand had been heavily discussed since its…

    The Disappearance of the American Dream

    As kids we’re always told about all the things we can do when we’re older. We dream about the beautiful…

    Cameron Winter: Live at Carnegie Hall, one of the best live albums ever [Review]

    Cameron Winter, the frontman of indie rock band Geese, first released his EP ‘singles’ featuring two songs titled ‘Vines’ and…

    Why Hoofprint?

    I joined The Hoofprint because when I read stories, I smile, so I wanted to be one of the people…

    El Meraya: Identity Is Complicated When There’s Part of You That Cannot Be Hidden

    First of all, what is El Meraya (المراية)? Well simply put, the direct translation is “The Mirror,” but its meaning…

    One Thing Almost Everyone Can Agree On: The Role of Music

    Music is a constant part of life at BHS, whether students are listening to music in the car, using it…

    Lanterns: Bright but not Blinding [Review]

    HBOs Lanterns was announced in 2023 as one of the first parts of the DCU’s Gods And Monsters slate. It…

    Freshman First Impressions

    After a couple of weeks at BHS, the 9th graders are starting to get the hang of high school. But…

    Voices

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

    • 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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    • (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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    • The Finals Are Coming

      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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