Bryan Schobel

BHS teacher runs for state office

Science teacher Cliff Wold received the DFL endorsement May 2, enabling him to run for representative of District 19A during the elections held in November. "I got a unanimous endorsement for the District 19A seat,"...

Fiction book club starts second reading assignment

Meetings concerning the book club's next reading assignment, A Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, will be held during mods on April 24 and 25. The BHS book club was constructed by EAGLE adviser Jennifer Johnson and...

Romance reveals une:

Sweet-talk

Communication between males and females, gotta love it. Unfortunately, to most it seems wasteful to spout lengthy stanzas of poetry and quote Shakespeare in hopes that it might be received by a welcoming ear....

Resolutions broken again

Learning from mistakes

The new year is supposed to be better than the last, at a price. It's the only day we'll always in the name of good. Easier said than done. But have faith, here are some dos and don'ts to bear in mind before deciding...

Writing at Buffalo more than pen, paper

Staff Writer There is only a handful of literary extremists, nonconspicuous specks among the countless peers. Their schedule is based upon four year college requirements but every available nook is crammed with...

Working teens fight for time sometimes tough, pays off well

In the teenager's mission for more income, it is common to accept jobs that are less than ideal. Jobs that include tolerating the intolerable, and straining until every ounce of energy is gone. Such a daily schedule...

Luck, omens questioned as St. Patrick's charms' luck debated

In a world of frustration and chaos, people just need that extra support and security to get through the day sanely. They need that extra edge that will put them above everyone else, something unique and mystical....