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In order to combat students vaping, eight exterior bathroom doors were removed from student bathrooms. While some students have found this change effective, other students have been outraged by the change and are working to reverse the decision. Students shared stories about how this affects them personally in their day to day life. Some felt the atmosphere of the hallways has changed. “It’s gross,” said McKenzie Robeck. “Everyone can hear you and it’s embarrassing.” “I…
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Bison Boys baseball had started their season off strong, with a record for 4-2 so far. Princeton took the long drive to Buffalo just to lose 12-0 to the Bison in five innings. The boys worked hard to get the field ready for their game, having to shovel their field during practice on Monday to improve their odds of playing. Senior Calvin James said, ”It felt so nice to get out on the field. We…
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The Bison had a rough start to the season, losing their first three games, which is already more losses than all of last year’s regular season. “We have 9 people in 9 different positions compared to last year, so everyone’s still trying to learn their role,” said Senior Sydney Schwartz. Buffalo had a good start to the game against Hutchinson, going up 7-1 after the 5th inning, until Hutchinson rallied up 6 runs in the…
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Buffalo High School sports teams such as golf, boys tennis, lacrosse, track, baseball, and softball are being pushed back inside after the snowstorm that occurred on Wednesday night and into Thursday. This created quite an upset and disappointment among the athletes. On Wednesday, the track team had to walk the equipment back into the shed on Bison field West, and into the school after having been able to practice outside for the week before the…
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Spring Break for Buffalo High School was from March 29 through April 5, and more than a third of the school traveled somewhere outside of Minnesota. In a study from Chicago Tribune, they found that more than 50 percent of students travel for their spring break. The most popular travel destinations for the U.S. is Mexico, Punta Cana, Florida, and California. For the Buffalo High School students, 45 percent of the kids traveled outside of…
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Buffalo High school has adapted a new schedule for the 2019-2020 school year. The new schedule will get rid of Bison Time and AAA in favor of Advisory and Support Time. The schedule was approved by the school board at the March 25th meeting. After much debate and planning, a committee of teachers, known as the BHS Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) Team, created a new schedule to improve students usage of time. Next year’s…
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Starting the beginning of the golf season, both the Boys Varsity and Boys junior varsity have had a long start to the season. With the full team of 18 students, their practices have been run at the Ice Arena in Buffalo. With no green grass in sight, the alternative was to have nets and mats inside the arena, included with daily workouts provided by coach Charlie Keifenheim. During practices, there are stations for hitting drivers,…
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Buffalo Books and Coffee Credit to Buffalo Book’s homepage This small combination bookstore and coffee shop may be one of the most popular local attractions. Why not purchase a good book, buy a coffee, and sit out on the patio behind the shop and enjoy the good weather and view of Buffalo Lake. The shop also offers a small fridge stocked with a great selection of old-fashioned sodas and a selection of juices TIP: Try…
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Living on a farm makes for a tough, hard working, long schedule everyday. Junior Evan Duske lives this life every day on his farm in Montrose. The Duske farm has 60 dairy cows to tend to, but 300 overall with young stock and steers. They also have two bulls, to breed with other females. Just hearing that, it sounds like a lot of work to keep up on. “My uncle usually milks the cows in…
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With prom coming up in just over a month, many people are trying to decide if the time and money involved in the experience are even worth it. Last year, American families spent an average of $919 on everything from prom tickets, to buying their dress or tux, according to Visa Inc.’s annual prom survey. “It’s a lot of fun until you actually get to the dance, which I stayed at for about 10 minutes,…
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