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After over two hours of play time and five overtimes, the Boys’ Basketball Team earned a thrilling 83-75 win over St. Cloud Tech to advance to the State Tournament. Students and fans rushed to the center court after the win to celebrate with the team. “It was the best game I have ever seen,” said Senior Danielle Odeen, “but it was also the scariest game I have seen.” I’ve been a hockey guy my whole…
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While heavy snowfall in the evening on a school night may get most students looking forward to the cancellation of school, Seniors Jordon Carlson, Mikey Otten, Jack Flesher, and Casey Anderson look forward to the opportunity to make some money, shoveling snow through the night. “I like doing it, and it’s good money, but it’s very unpredictable because you can’t exactly rely on the weather,” said Carlson. Carlson got this ‘gig’ from his employer during…
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Now that the original game has been gone for a few weeks and the trend has died down, here are some interesting stats about Flappy Bird and its impact at BHS.
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As you may know there are a few electives classes that students absolutely want to take, but what are these classes? The class that I found that was most selected for an elective class was woods 1 and 2. In this class you build a coffee table out of red oak wood. In woods 2 you get to build two end tables of red oak as well, this class is a hands on class and…
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It’s only nearing the end of the third quarter at BHS and seniors are already getting antsy about graduation rituals. Many students in the class of 2014 are already sending out invites to their graduation parties. In the last few years, invitations to senior’s graduation parties have been getting more and more informal. People have begun to send mass invites through Facebook. Notifications are blowing up on Facebook with, “(students name) has invited you to…
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Track season is right around the corner and students need to start preparing for the season. But what does it really take to train for the events they will be competing in? “We want to train and enhance the energy system that they’re going to be competing in.” said Social Studies teacher Scott Palmer. Some athletes run one mile, two miles, the 100, 200, or 400 meter dashes. There is a wide variety of events…
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To find out about school delays and closings students head to their number one source, Twitter. As they eagerly await the first post stating a school closing, Senior Mason Cox has his predictions set and posted on Twitter for his followers to see. “It’s unreal. I mean some people are good at sports and some people are good at music. I’m good at predicting the future,” said Cox. “You tell me which is the best. It’s…
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With an undefeated season and a hardworking team, the mock trial team has earned a spot at state along with 10 other schools in Minnesota. The Buffalo varsity team is anticipating a great outcome. “This is very exciting, I think we have a really good group of people going this year” Said Senior Presley Rumsey This year the team has six seniors, Which is more seniors than they have ever had. Although it may be…
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Even though the big day is two months away, the preparation has already begun. And with that preparation comes the first phase of Prom Panic. First comes finding the perfect dress. Ladies search far and wide, going all the way to stores like Glitz at the Mall of America or Mestads in St. Cloud. Some just check the local thrift stores in hope to find a good deal. For many, the hunt starts in early…
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We all get the urge or feeling to post something random, or “out there” on our social media sites, but we hold back because we don’t want to be judge by our peers, or we feel insecure about it. There is this a longing an urge that you have now to be post these things that clutter your mind. They may drive you crazy, they may not, but there actually is an app for that.…
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