Ami Miller
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Students' stereotyping causes frustration
As I walk down the halls between classes, I often find myself observing people. I watch how they dress and act, who they talk to and who they brush off. Sometimes I just can't help but laugh at the strange things...
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Team play also important in everyday life
The roar of the crowd as a hockey player is bashed against the boards, the ice cold glare of a person that has been sentenced to the box, the echoing snap of a goalie stick hitting the post after the puck burns...
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Teacher's impact on students remembered forever
"I knew he was bad off, but I still can't believe it happened." "What happened?" "Didn't you hear? Mr. Ause passed away this morning." I'll never forget the emptiness I felt inside when a friend of mine told me...
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Fairness in beauty contests
"Here she comes, Miss America..." Each year, millions are captivated by shows of beautiful women competing for pageant titles. Are these women role models for young girls or are they actually crushing the hope for...
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abortion decisions; legislative or personal issue
Abortion is one of the most debated and talked about issues in the United States today. Women's reproductive rights, a topic that was not so controversial in the past, is now at the center of a fierce political...
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Sexism: men can be discriminated against too
Since the beginning of time women have been demoralized, discriminated against, and dumped on by male sexist pigs. But now that the age of the woman is finally upon us, many have forgotten the obvious: sexism goes...
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EMASC convention happenings at BHS
Student Council Member Hopefully, most of you are aware of the EMASC convention that was held here at BHS Tuesday, February 23. We just want you to know what happened. After registering and a light breakfast of...
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Student disagrees with idea of censoring books in school
DEAR EDITOR: In the last issue of the Bison, an article was written concerning censorship of books in school libraries. I must admit I'm extremely opinionated, but when I feel my personal rights are being infringed...
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Homecoming was only beginning of busy year
Student Council Commentary
The year has been a busy one thus far for the members of BHS’s Student Council. Homecoming week was our biggest project to start the year, for which we started working on back in July. At that time, we all met to...
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Student Council CommentaryPast convention seen as success
Most of you are aware of the Student Council convention held at BHS. Unfortunately, you probably have no idea what we did. As a selected group to represent your school, we feel we need to share what went on at the...
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NHS holds blood drive, makes difference in lives
The Blood Drive is a way for students to make a vital contribution to society in about half an hour. The Blood Drive will be taking place in Gym two. The fifth annual Blood Drive, sponsored by National Honor Society,...
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Student council hosts convention
The BHS student council is constantly busy, and this month is no exception. The EMASC (Eastern Minnesota Association of Student Council) convention is going to be held here at BHS on Wednesday, February 26. We have...
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Student council: Students unaware of important facet of school
Student Council Commentary
You and your class choose us to represent your class. We help to better your four years at BHS... and yet, many of you don’t even know what the Student Council does. Sometimes, the student body tends to take...
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Injuries, lack of interest not affecting gymnasts' performance
The BHS girls’ gymnastics team has high hopes for yet another season of vast improvements. The gymnasts will start practice on November 18 in preparation for their first meet of the season in Rockford on December...