The Buffalo Girls’ Basketball team has kept it rolling this week with two big Conference wins. Their most recent victory was on Friday, January 8, at Becker. This was the girls second road game of the week but they came out on top 59-51. The game before that was on Tuesday at Rogers. The girls pulled out a eight-point victory over them, 51-43. This week improved the girl’s record to 10-2 overall and 5-0 in…

Sophomore American History students gathered to the library to listen to Vietnam speaker Gary Gullickson on Tuesday, January 5th. From eights to ten, these students spent two hours listening, observing, and even communicating with Gullickson. Multiple stories about his experiences involving the war compared to now as to how he copes with the life changing events were shared. “It was interesting to hear what he had to say,” said Sophomore Samuel Mayhew. ” The dude…

The New Year’s resolution. This yearly commitment to bettering oneself most likely isn’t a new concept to anyone at Buffalo High School. Students of all graduating years make these self-promises, and whether they be fulfilled or simply abandoned, the tradition of celebrating the new year is one of the oldest in recorded date. This being said, how have individual resolutions changed over the years? As the generations progress and evolve do peoples expectations do so…

In February 2005 YouTube was founded and now it is the world’s most popular online video community. According to YouTube’s fact sheet it allows millions of people to discover, watch and share originally-created videos. The site YouTube features include: video embedding, public or private videos, subscriptions, record from Web cam, and TestTube. People who use YouTube are watching hundreds of millions of videos a day on YouTube and uploading thousands of videos daily. According to YouTube’s fact…

From December 7-18 BHS held a Toys for Tots drive. The Toys for Tots drive is run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve, and was founded by Major William L. Hendricks in 1947. BHS has held the dive for several years running, bringing in hundreds of toys for children in need. A donation of $3 is considered the equivalent of one gift. “I love the toys for tots drive so much,” said junior Samantha…

School has been opened at Buffalo High School for the last three days prior to Christmas vacation. Many students have wondered why this is because they think it’s pointless. Christmas Eve is the first day that is off, and many students have been asking why this is. “Nobody is focused and no one will remember everything they learned,” said Sophomore Prentice Basten. Many students have skipped the last day before break because of the winter…

New Years Eve has always been a time for us all to celebrate the upcoming of a new year as well as the ending of an old one, a time to look forward to and also a time we will back at. A time to analyse the changes we set to make on the upcoming year, but will we actually stick to them? 75 percent of people who make a New Year’s resolution loose the motivation to…

Winter driving always involves lots of accidents every year. Drivers have to be more alert while driving. Accidents effect lives, money, insurance, and cars. “I was driving on Rosedale Avenue, the speed limit is 50mph. I was going 40mph, there was a driveway connected to the road. An Old guy backed out and I hit him going 40mph. I totaled my car and bent his truck frame,” said senior Joel Morehouse. There are a lot…

The boys and girls Varsity hockey team played a double header on Tuesday, December 22nd. Due to a scheduling conflict the girls team was flexible and moved around Junior Varsity times so that the boys Varsity could play at 5:00 and the girls at 7:00. “We wanted to make it work so that both teams could play,”  said Girls Varsity Head Coach Ray Dahlof. “We had the ice scheduled first, but we knew that the…