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Once your lunch tray is empty it’s time for extras. Making the choice for deliciousness isn’t always that simple. Chips $0.75 cents or apples with caramel for a $1.50. What about cookies for $0.65 cents, or fruit with dip for a $1.50. Why is unhealthy food less expensive than healthier food? Is it easier for students to choose the unhealthier items because it costs less? In the ala carte section at Buffalo High School healthier…
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Four years ago the BHS competitive cheerleading team was formed. Over the course of those four years they’ve been working hard towards their goal of heading to Nationals. Last year, that goal was accomplished, and was met this year as well. “We decided to do something different from Florida this year, so we went to a local nationals in Wisconsin Dells. We worked extra hard during the months beforehand because we knew we would have…
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The basketball team won by almost 30 points against Monticello 74 to 45 on Feb. 18th. Senior Levi Bean lead the team with 17 points. Having one game left of the regular season, the team is 20-5(7-0 in conference). “Things have been rolling really good and I’m looking forward to the postseason. The boys have all been working really hard and that’s showing on the court,” said Coach Nick Guida. Practices are where they have…
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At BHS many people are always drinking something; either water, gatorade or anything in between. But what are the top things to drink here at BHS? After doing a survey more people said they like drinking water the best. Many people drink water all throughout the day. “Water is free. You can just fill your water bottle up at the drinking fountain if you need to.” says Freshman Ryan Seppala. Not everyone likes the schools…
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Some people are hard to forget at Buffalo High School. You might know the person personally, make a connection with them, or just not able to forget them. There is one person at BHS that is hard to forget: Mr. Thayer. He might be one of the best and oldest substitute teachers at BHS. “I have been a sub since 1995,” Said Thayer. For most of us seniors he has been a sub for our…
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As teenagers, we all know what a “sub tweet” and a “sub status” is. Some of us may even be guilty of making them, while others know the feeling of being the topic of one. “I felt super bad about myself, I didn’t understand what I did wrong in the first place. I felt terrible about myself for awhile and was angry at how anyone could be so rude over the internet for everyone to…
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The Triangle Factory Fire Project this years one act play, placed in the Section five AA finals and went to state on February 13, 2014. The judges awarded the the cast with the star performance rating. This is their first star performance rating since 2005. The one act play has made many appearances at state throughout the years. “Yes I have gone to state before,” said Senior Michael Capps.” We went my freshman year and sophomore…
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It’s six o’clock on a school morning and every student’s home phone is ringing with the same message they all like to hear, “School is cancelled.” With the dropping temperatures and nasty wind chills, schools all around Minnesota were closing throughout January. But considering how many days school were closed, it left every student with the same question, how many snow days are we allowed? Rumors have flown all over the internet, by text, and…
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Many seniors are getting ready to pack up their bags and leave home soon, but for Senior Maria Hanson her route is a little different. “This upcoming summer I hope and plan to go to the city of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala; the country’s second largest city.” While there, she plans to stay with a host family and attend a Spanish immersion school. This wont be Hansen’s first time to the beautiful country though, last summer she…
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