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Every day in Scott Rabehl’s band class, students can expect the same friendly face, positive smile, and, of course, daily joke, would-you-rather question, or weekly “Stump the Band” trivia that is sure to make the class erupt with laughter. A sign of his commitment to improving himself and his class for his students, Rabehl’s introductions to class are friendly, fun, and welcoming. On Tuesday, February 12, however, a typical friendly introduction to class was replaced…
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Brielle Sebey ‘27 has dreamed of studying radiology for the past three years, almost certain it was her future career. Recently, though, that dream has shifted. “Because of AI taking over many parts of radiology, I’ve been looking at other options, scared that if I did go into radiology, eventually a robot would take over my job,” Sebey said. She’s not alone. As BHS, students plan their futures and apply to colleges, many are forced…
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Chairs at BHS come in many different shapes and sizes. Some chairs are wooden, some are plastic, and others are metal. Almost all chairs tend to be painful to sit in for 63 minutes at a time. I find myself constantly shifting in my seat to not have to sit in an uncomfortable bent position for this amount of time. The goal today is to answer the question of the best chair at BHS by…
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The weekend of March 7-8 was a milestone for our school’s Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter. Out of 12 competitors at the state competition, seven placed in the top 10, marking one of the most successful years in our chapter’s history. Kylie Kelm ‘26 won state champion in Integrated Office Applications, while Luke Gramstad ‘26 took third in Administrative Support Research. Kelm, Gramstad, and chapter president Avery Lowe will represent our school at the…
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The annual Bison Ball was to take place on the eighth of February, however, the dance was cancelled due to predicted weather conditions. For many, the announcement had little effect on their Saturday night plan. Kelcie Bode ’27 shared her opinion on the cancellation of the dance. “I wasn’t planning on going, but I know people were,” Bode said. “It was disappointing for some because they had bought tickets and dresses prior to the dance”. …
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The Buffalo Knowledge Bowl teams are preparing to close their successful season, highlighted by the emergence of a strong Freshman JV team and five competitive Varsity teams vying for the team’s top two squads. The Varsity 1 team has finished in the top ten at State for the past two years. The members are seniors Daniel Jungwirth, Lucas Lawrence, Kumail Akram, and Dexter Huss. The JV B team of freshmen? Trent Elletson, Harris Lux, Braeden…
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A stunning performance fit into a ten by ten frame. One Act concluded their season on Tuesday night ( 2/5) with a public performance of their show, Neighbor Rosicky. The show placed first at Sub-Sections and second at Sections, falling short to St. Micheal-Albertville for the second year in a row. Despite an end to their season the message of the show will continue to influence members of the cast. “Neighbor Rosicky is meant to…
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Students began buying their dresses and putting together snazzy outfits as the 2025 Bison Ball was announced on Instagram. The dance will take place on February 8th from 7-10 P.M. in the BHS cafeteria. Guests are welcome to join a BHS student as long as a guest form is filled out and turned in at the office by noon on Friday the 7th. Alongside the dance, there will also be refreshments, pizza, and a movie…
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Heading into February, Buffalo Community Theater presents Newsies. The children’s musical, based on a true story, is about how people are stronger through unity, and fighting for what they think is right. The show will open on February 7th and run until the 16th, allowing a range of opportunities for the town to gather and support the annual show. Tickets can be found and purchased on their website, along with some more details about time,…
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Big Thief’s debut album Masterpiece, released on May 27, 2016, through Saddle Creek Records, lives up to its title. Described by Jill Mapes of Pitchfork as a collection that “shifts nimbly between lo-fi acoustic and throwback rock hooks,” the album strikes a balance between rawness and melody, blending nostalgia with heartfelt intimacy. The lyrics sink into emotional themes such as lovesickness, abuse, and mental illness, which offers an avenue to mix the vulnerability of the…
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