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Walking through the halls of BHS you begin to notice the large amount of students with headphones in their ears. Depending on the person music can either block out noise, or for others it can enhance their ability to focus. “Music makes me block out all of the haters,” said Junior Mia Janke “It helps me focus and do what I need to do.” Students don’t see it as a problem, but certain teachers on…
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On Tuesdays and Thursdays for the last 20 minute of school we have Bison Time. Which is a class that we sign up for that we choose to either be studious or kind of lazy. A lot of the students in the school think that this time is pointless to have. They also think that we should be able to go home instead of sit in Bison Time or we should just have AAA all…
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Wondering about Frolf?
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From March to May most juniors and seniors have one thing on their mind, prom. Lately every conversation seems to lead to the topic; dresses, dates and promposals. Even though it seems so far away, people seem to already have pre-prom jitters. Should prom really be causing this much stress on students? Martin’ Pastor (foreign exchange student from Equador) is feeling the pressure. “I haven’t asked anyone yet, so I am sort-of stressed. I don’t…
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The adapted softball season has just started. Adapted softball is a sport created to give kids with disabilities a chance to participate in sports just like anyone else. It has the same rules as “normal” softball but the biggest difference is that they play in the gym with a plastic bat and a wiffle ball. There are two divisions, the CI (cognitively impaired) and PI (physically impaired). Within the two divisions, there are also a…
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“I feel like everyone has a purpose when they are brought into this world.” Said Elise Swanson Some are meant to have everything handed to them, and some are meant to be challenged, and have to work hard in life to succeed. Some people are meant to fail drastically, and some aren’t meant to fail at all. “I feel as if the amount of effort you put in now will determine how easy or difficult…
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Procrastinating is one of the easiest things in the world to do, but it can make things so much more stressful in the end. Everything you’ve put to the side is now officially due, and a mass majority of teenagers these days don’t just go to school. They go to school, play sports, and have after school jobs. “Procrastination is so easy, I just wrote an essay that got assigned like a month ago,” said…
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Phones are a great tool. We use our cell phones all of the time for thousands of different purposes, but do we know what they’re doing to our bodies? A study done by Nokia shows that cell phone users look at their phones about 150 times a day, once every six-and-a-half minutes, in a day where they are awake for 16 hours. This frequent use can be harmful to our brain and also our reproductive…
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The city of buffalo was founded and opened up for settlement in 1856. Known as a resort town, Buffalo attracted many day trippers from the city for its great tourism. Even today, Buffalo attracts a wide variety of tourists from other towns for its mix of antique stores, numerous lakes, natural beauty, and modern conveniences. In support of the tourism in Buffalo the area chamber of commerce and tourism bureau was established. The job of…
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Sophomore Carter Patnode, along with other athletes that play winter and spring sports, had a quick transition from walking out of the doors from his hockey banquet less than 24 hours before his first track practice. Everyone who plays sports knows about the late nights coming home from road games followed by waking up early to get to class by 7:45. People who play two or three sports experience that for more than just a…
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