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Wrestling’s origins can be traced back over 15,000 years ago to cave drawings in France. Wrestling became a professional sport in 1830 and since then many forms of wrestling have been introduced and the sport continues to grow. Buffalo High School has held wrestling as a sport for over 50 years. Buffalo has produced eight State Champions and countless State Qualifiers and Place Winners. Every wrestler faces challenges just like any sport. Skin diseases and injuries…
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The Bison Boys’ Basketball team (4-19) was blown out by 50 points by the Rogers Royals (15-8) at home on Tuesday, February 16. The Bison only put up 22 points while the Royals scored 72. “We didn’t come ready to play,” Junior Dylan Rohlin said. “We need to prepare better as a team.” With so many Juniors playing Varsity this year, it’s been a learning experience for not only the players but the coaching staff and the…
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Prom is one of the most special nights in a high school student’s life, from seeing your significant other in a beautiful dress or a handsome tux to asking your date in the cutest ways, to winning prom king and queen. Prom is a night to remember. The junior class cabinet is in charge of prom they have selected the theme Garden of Lights. According to Junior Kayla Owens, the theme was selected to be…
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The ACT test are a fairly large cause of stress for many juniors, but what if you didn’t have to? Well, juniors now have an option to simply not take the ACT test. The test is no longer required to graduate, and has not changed in terms of difficulty. The test is still free to do on the test days, which is a major bonus as the test is generally $40-$60. It also costs extra to send the score…
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The Bison Boys Hockey team’s season ended last night losing to the number two seed Moorhead Spuds 5-0 in a section 8AA battle with shots favoring Moorhead 38-21. “I thought we were timid and came out slow. I think a shorter bus ride could’ve helped us but that’s no excuse, we had at least an hour to get our legs ready and under us for the game”, said Senior Goaltender Ben Zitur. The Bison got…
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As the year is quickly coming to a close most high school students have a lot on their minds. Seniors have a little more than most, their lives are just beginning and they’re taking on a new chapter. Stereotypical senior rumors like senior slide have been circulating the halls for years, but this leaves us with a common question. What do seniors really think when they think about high school coming to an end? …
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Freshman Caleb McCormick and friends have recently started to invest more time into something that many consider just a hobby. McCormick, along with some friends he gathered together in the final weeks of his eighth grade year, created Team Superior, a competitive gaming group. The group size ranges from between 7 and 10 total players, with some players invited to the group on occasions when the total number of players online is lacking on certain nights. The group…
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Atheists have a pretty bad rap. In a recent study at the University of British Columbia and the University of Oregon, 350 American adults and 420 Canadian college students were told a fictional story about a teacher who found a wallet, took the money, damaged a parked car, and left the scene. Groups of subjects were asked if they thought the character in the story was a rapist, a Muslim, a Christian, or an atheist.…
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School is always changing. As the years go by, students graduate, teachers retire, and they are replaced by other teachers and students. Over time, other changes occur as well, such as curriculum, student behavior, rules, clubs, organizations, and technology. “I believe technology has a connection to all of these other areas,” said Principal Mark Mischke. “As far as behavior, curriculum, rules, or clubs, the ability for people to communicate is quicker, and easier to do.”…
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After what varsity mock trial coach Mr. Swanson describes as “ one of the best and most intense trials ever,” the prosecution side of the Buffalo Mock trial team took victory over Annandale with a score of 232 to 222. This win kept the team’s season going, and now the team only has one more trial to win before they take a State Participant slot. Kandiyohi County attorneys, Mr. Aaron Walsh and Mr. Shane Baker, judged…
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