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The popular app Words With Friends has made the typical high school students want to spell. Recently, the game has dethroned Bubble Shooter as the new online addiction for BHS students. “Every one is now addicted to this new Scrabble game,” Said Sophomore Justine Stensby “Words With Friends is now even bigger than Bubble Shooter. It’s mind blowing how fast it caught on through social media.” In Words With Friends, which works on Facebook as…
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The Bison Girls’ Basketball team played at St. Michael on Thursday, January 19, in the Coaches verses Cancer game. ‘We are here to make the yellow ribbon just as important and the pink’ was the speech given right before the game. The game was dedicated to Luke Letellier, a sophomore at St. Michael – Albertville High School who was diagnosed with stage four cancer two years ago. During the game there was a raffle going…
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Senior Kat LaCroix has been hard at work gathering numerous students/groups to put together a Lip dub video to the song Hey Ya by Outcast. Lip dub is a type of video that brings a community together to show off themselves and their group of friends while lip singing to any given song. “I was at a yearbook camp and they showed a video of lip dub to everyone . I thought it was really cool and…
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Term two at BHS will come to an end today. This means that two term classes will end and new ones will begin. Students must prepare themselves for a new schedule, new teachers, and new classmates. In order to get themselves ready for the new term they must survive their last week of term two first. For most BHS students their last week of the term is filled with finals, stress, and last minute projects. “I’m relieved that the quarter is…
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On Monday, students will start third quarter. The end of the quarter can bring stress to students with the big finals. Others, may just like the fact the year is half way done. “I am happy that third quarter is coming up,” said Freshman Wesley Sanderson. “I can’t believe the year is already half over.” Many students are excited for the upcoming quarters. For teachers they get to meet new students and learn new names.…
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With the prices of snacks going up constantly in movie theaters while choices stay the same, many students are finding creative ways to save money by sneaking in their own food and beverages. “My friends and I only had enough money for tickets, so we brought a one gallon pail of ice cream and plastic spoons from home,” said Freshman Annika Fredrickson. “As long as you have some sort of a bag to place it…
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The 2012 Track and Field season is just around the corner for Buffalo High School. For the distance runners, the season starts long before the first day of practice. “I start running two weeks into the year,” said Junior Bo Bralier. “These miles that I start to run are called ‘Winter miles’.” The Track and Field season usually begins on the second Monday in the month of March. Bo is just one of many that…
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Students at Buffalo High School join 2.7 million users across the world in the start of new website, Pinterest. Students continue to use the website to find recipes even come up with crafty things they can use for homework. ” If I have time to spend, am bored, or looking for an idea than I use it a lot,” said Freshman Jordan Sigurdson. ” If you are a crafty person or like to look at…
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The deathbed is an inconvenient place to post your last Facebook update. At that point, you might have other priorities. However, a new application for Facebook, called If I Die, gives people a chance to write their final status update in advance. Hopefully, long in advance. “This is a very unusual way for people to express their feelings, I feel like if you have to say something important enough to post that you shouldn’t wait…
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For five days over Winter Break and the weekend that followed, teachers and students were unable to access grades, email, Moodle, and other resources provided by the Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose Network due to a major network outage. Head of Technology Josh Swanson said the cause of the disruption has been identified and several steps have already been taken to prevent a similar situation from occurring in the future. “At the end of December and beginning of January we had…
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