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Soon, New Jersey will be enforcing some of the strictest rules in all of high school football in order to improve the safety of high school football players. The in-season full contact practice time will be reduced from 90 minutes to 15 minutes per week, and the pre-season full contact practice time will diminish from unlimited to only 6 hours a week. “15 minutes, that’s not enough,” Senior Tristan Eull, former Bison football player said.…
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The Buffalo Knowledge Bowl Teams wrapped up their season on March 18 at their regional competition. The Varsity 1 team finished in their division at fourth place, just a few points shy of advancing to the State level. Even though the season ended with the outcome the Knowledge Bowl team didn’t hope for, Head Coach Tracy Johnson is staying optimistic for next season. “We saw a lot of players gain lots of confidence, and learn…
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Since Aidan Bouman could remember, he’s had a certain passion about football that he couldn’t replace with anything else in life. As a child, Bouman remembers watching his dad, Todd Bouman, play in the NFL and wanting to be like his dad. After his dad retired in 2010, Aidan’s would eventually put down roots in Buffalo. In his first game, Aidan started as the varsity quarterback as a freshman, filling in for the starter who…
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Erin Bersie, a senior wrestler whose season at Buffalo High School tragically ended with an injury, triumphantly returned to the mat and captured a Girls High School State Tournament title. “I was super sad [after the injury],” Bersie said, “because I felt like everything I had worked for was crashing down.” After waiting three and a half weeks, Bersie was on the mat ready to compete in the tournament. “This was my last chance to…
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On average, 600 teenagers park in our school parking lots every day. Almost all have the semester passes, and those few who don’t use the $3 daily passes. We are used to paying to do things like park in certain areas; It’s something that we are used to at this point. But where does that money go after students purchase a pass? “I would assume it would go to the school administration,” said Sophomore Grace…
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On March 7, the Roboherd placed 11th in a robotics tournament in Duluth. “It is the best we’ve done. Last year we got 16th out of 63 and the year before that we got 63 out of 63”, said Sophomore Eli Ostvig. “I feel like each person had their own idea. So we were able to put all of our ideas together”. Ostvig went on to explain that the Roboherd has learned from their last…
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In the time and place we live in, people tend to follow lifestyle trends. Most people go to college, get a degree, and work in one job or field their whole lives until retirement. But for BHS teacher Amy Sparks, that is not the case. We’ve all heard of the celebrities who have multiple careers. Elon Musk owns Tesla, dug a tunnel under LA, sold flamethrowers, and shot a car into space. Kylie Jenner models,…
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After defeating Watertown-Mayor by just three points in the section competition, Buffalo’s Mock Trial team made it to State and took Third Place. “This year we had the unique opportunity to go to State and beat Watertown. That was one of the big accomplishments that I think everyone felt,” said Senior Emilee Feldman, who has been on the team for four years. “We really put in the effort and work needed to get there.” What…
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Students at Buffalo High School are participating in a fundraiser for the Saint Jude Children’s Hospital. This fundraiser is used to support the children of St. Jude’s, and also promote the hospital. Students who raise $250 or higher will be able to attend a Gala in Minneapolis. “The St. Jude’s Gala is an event in Minneapolis for St. Jude’s patients and non-patients who received an invitation to go because of their fundraising,” Emma Latcham-Reiter said.…
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Lunch at Buffalo High School costs $2.90 for the basic meal plan, but it could easily rise once a student grabs stuff from the a la cart area. With so many kids bringing home lunches, which one is really the cheaper choices? With over 100 people surveyed at Buffalo High School, 55 percent of the students said that they bring a home lunch, and 45 percent said that they get a school lunch. Lunch at…
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