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The last day of school is the day we look forward to all year, because we gain our freedom from the burdens of endless homework and distasteful cafeteria food. One thing about the last day worth noting for freshmen who haven’t experienced it, is that classes are let out in shifts towards the end of the day. What this means is that a couple classes will be let out of each pod to go clean…
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“Freedom is worth fighting for,” Gary Gullickson, a 68 year old Vietnam veteran, told a class of tenth grade students. Gary fought in the Vietnam war and served in the U.S., Vietnam, and Japan. Along with brutally honest stories, came a lot of life lessons that he learned over his time serving and wanted to share with others. “The most important thing is to be kind and love one another,” Gary told the sophomore class.…
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This year to celebrate the end of another successful year of high school, one last event together will take place. It’s not the usual “Last Chance Dance”, but something a little different and more easygoing and casual. The Bison Field Festival is taking place on June 2nd from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. Everyone is welcome to participate in this social event displaying the excitement surrounding Summer. There is no need to dress up for this event;…
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The shoe game at BHS is very diverse. From Skechers to Birkenstocks to Huaraches to Cowboy boots, BHS has a wide variety of shoes as well as people. Shoes tend to reflect who people are as a person for example, what friend groups they may be in. People tend to wear the “trendier” shoes then what is comfortable. When looking around BHS, you’ll see a lot of the same shoe brands, A more recently popular…
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During class sign ups for each school year, students are faced with a choice for many of their core classes, take the base class or opting for a more advanced AP course. What’s holding many students back from taking AP courses is the fact that BHS lacks any sort of a weighted GPA. A traditional GPA is fairly simple, an A = 4.0, a B = 3.0, C = 2.0 and so on. A weighted…
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This years musical “Pippin” performed by Buffalo’s Theatre Department was a big success. Many people attended to see our local performance and the performance even won an award. They got the “Outstanding Achievement” award in musical theatre; this award means that our musical department will have the opportunity to perform Pippin again at the State Theatre on June 12th in Minneapolis, Minnesota. “This is Minnesota’s high school version of the Tony awards,” said Tracy Hagstrom…
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Girls lacrosse has been underrated for a long time at BHS, but this year with the amount of skill and the ability to work with one another the Bison girls lacrosse team is now 18-5 and is on a 10 game win streak. With the girls being on such a long win streak it has raised the girl’s confidence. “I think that everyone has been playing hard and wanting to keep the win streak going.…
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“Your heart felt like it would jump out of your chest when the national anthem started,” The first Football game of the 2016 season for the Bison was surrounded with a ton of hype. With the brand new turf stadium, Bison Field West, was built. The day of the first game was nerve racking for some players. A morning walk through on gameday brought confidence in the players for the beautiful afternoon game. About two…
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Senior Madison Meeker starts to wrap up her final weeks of high school and finds herself struggling to make a decision about what classes to take next quarter. Having a challenging college course for two of her blocks, she wanted to take classes that made it less stressful on her final weeks as a senior. Online classes are offered at Buffalo High School for students who have a schedule conflict or if a course they…
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Feed My Starving Children: a Christian non-profit organization that provides nutritionally complete meals, specifically formulated for malnourished children. March 20th, the girls track team decided to give back and head down to Chanhassen to pack these meals; they would be providing to children of Haiti. Leslie Solis a sophomore on the team tells about what it was like to participate in this activity and what sort of things they did. “So we got there…
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