• For Senior Reed Kuhlman his passion for dancing all started from listening to a type of music called DubStep. A genre that is typically instrumental based, characterized by a sparse, syncopated rhythm and a strong base line. “I just thought it looked pretty cool, so one day I went on Youtube and searched how to DubStep dance, and from there on I taught myself.” Kuhlman stated. His interest was further sparked when he came across…

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  • Reid Sagehorn a Senior at Rogers Mn, High School, a Captain of the Football and Basketball team has been accused of sending a sarcastic tweet confirming allegations made that he did inappropriate relations with a Gym Teacher at Rogers High School. Students at Buffalo shared their opinions. “I think that it is cool that the community is working together to get him back in school,” said Senior Josh Robinson.” Because he got suspended for a…

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  • The Buffalo Boys’ Basketball team, with the second seed in the first round of section playoffs, dominated Rogers with a 79-53 win. Top scorers for the Bison were Senior Collin Olmscheid with 28 points and Junior John Senger with 20 points. “I feel like last night’s game was a great way to start off the Section Tournament and it was nice to get 20 points and to help out the team get a dominant victory,…

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  • Chipotle in Buffalo?

    The words “Did you hear we’re getting a Chipotle?” have been spread around BHS and the community like wildfire the past month. With excitement and anticipation from many students and staff, the rumor everyone is so happy about has been confirmed false. For now anyways. So buffalo is getting 3 new food places in the next month Cherry berry Caribou and my personal favorite, CHIPOTLE TO BAD IM FREAKING LEAVING — Ky Zumach (@Tallgirlkylee) January…

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  • The day of love at Buffalo High School; boys and girls carrying chocolates and flowers bought outside of school through the halls for their significant other; friends, or favored teachers. For the first time at BHS this February for upcoming Valentines day there was the option for three days to buy carnations here in the student locker bays. The idea of selling flowers to the students was brought up by the Students Stepping Up (SSU)…

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  • When you think of a classroom happiness probably doesn’t always come to mind but, in Mrs. Greeley/Haugh’s classroom it’s a different story. Greeley teaches algebra 1.5, geometry, trigonometry and, architectural geometry. Every student that has been in her classroom has left happier than before. “I believe that it is a choice to be happy. I try to never be negative and I want to always have a positive impact on the world. If I was…

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  • As students filed in to the PAC last Wednesday during AAA, certain teachers and students were preparing for the annual Just Dance, teacher versus student dance off. Although the game took a while to get started due to difficulties with the gaming system, it was still a lot of fun. Freshmen Vincent Mortenson, Senior Kehmil Casey, Junior Jordyn Hanson, and Senior Autumn Miller were the students that faced off against the teachers. The teachers that…

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  • Most kids, teens and adults buy the clothing they wear in stores.  It probably doesn’t even cross their mind to sew their own clothes.  It’s so much easier to go out and buy clothes.  But some people have to make their own clothes. “It takes me a couple hours to make one dress, but my mom can make two or three a day,” said Senior Efrosia Piatkov. Piatkov is the faith of Russian Orthodox Old…

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  • As the bitter cold winds whip and the winter days drag on their seems like there is nothing to look forward to besides spring. In an effort to fight the winter blues NHS and the track team put together Snow Week which features dress up days and fun after school or triple a activities. The week usually ends with a dance. With Snow Week wrapping up, many students are left with the question “Where is…

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  • When it comes to weeks like homecoming, RAVE week, or Snow Days there is a wide variety of outfits seen around the school. But how do students decide what to wear? When looking for things to wear for these dress up days there are a couple different approaches. Some people just dig around their houses and see what they can find while others actually go out and buy things. “I went to the thrift shop…

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