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Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to get together with friends and family. There are a lot of ways to spend the holiday. Different family traditions show different unique ways to celebrate the special day in fall. Thanksgiving isn’t only a day to prepare and eat food, the real meaning of Thanksgiving is to spend time with family and share your thanks and thoughts from the past year with each other. Some families share their highs…
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Any time and any where a fight breaks out, on Facebook. Though they are pointless and flat out dumb, everyone has fought at least once on Facebook. How many times do people fight on Face book? Senior Riley Smithson says, “I have have a fight on Facebook at least two or three times a week.” People fight over the most random things when on Facebook. There are topics ranging from politics or religions to relationships,…
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The technology department is urging students to log off Google Docs, G-mail, and anything else they log into on public computers after a series of inappropriate messages were sent on other student’s accounts. “If you’re on a public machine, don’t stay logged in,” said Interim Technology Director Ed Cox. “More people than just you use that computer.” People who stay logged into G-mail and Google Docs leave themselves open for security problems, the next person who uses the computer…
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Forced to memorize and concentrate, the school experience makes BHS students seek out ways to study to succeed. Some students don’t study, some like flashcards, but some have very quirky methods to get the job done. “I had a roommate in college that would kick up into a handstand and do her review work upside down,” says BHS English teacher Heather Eld. “I go on my computer, I play Minecraft and make all the Calculus…
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Americans exercised their power of choice in a big way earlier this week. A few BHS students had a chance to vote for the first time. However, the small choices we make every day can have big impacts as well. This issue covers everything from choosing what we eat and making spiritual choices to picking a team captain or the President of the United States of America. Open publication – Free publishing – More bhs
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...Democrats retain the Senate, and Republicans retain the house ...Paul Ryan was elected--to Congress ...Barack Obama's "four more years" tweet becomes the most retweeted tweet ever ...Washington and Colorado--Need I say more?
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Starting November 12th, the Child Development classes at BHS will be sponsoring a Toys for Tots fundraiser. Their goal is to collect gifts for teens and infants this holiday season. BHS students and staff are asked to bring in new gifts, however, it is not limited to the school. Donations from places or people from around the community will be accepted as well. There will be a competition among grade levels and teachers to see who can bring in…
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With smartphones and 3G and 4G connections, some students at Buffalo High School have the ability to connect with friends on Facebook. Students who don’t have the 3G or 4G connection have no way to access the social networking site due to school internet filtering. MySpace, Tumbler, Pintrest are some of the other social networking websites blocked. Some students argue that we should have access to Facebook and other social networking websites from the school’s internet. “I am not sure why they…
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Looking down from the edge of space, Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner, slowly pushes his way out of the balloon pod and prepares to drop 128,176 feet through the air. Plummeting at a top speed of 833.9 miles per hour breaking the sound barrier, taking the biggest risk in free-falling history. Although not as dangerous as Baumgartner, BHS students and staff have also taken some risks and conquered fears. “I was at the quarries and I…
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“Act of being diverse, different, unlike the rest.” Buffalo High School will and has a lot of names, but one it can’t say it is, is actually being diverse. The staff might say we are, but Buffalo really isn’t. Buffalo High School has 1,756 students attending, only 7.89% are a different ethnic background besides white. 156 students are of different ethnic background beside white. 51 out of 156 are of Hispanic Background, 31 of Asian background, 23…
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