Jackie Gustafson
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Prom changes stir controversy
At this time of year prom is a popular topic of conversation. This year a bit more than the usual is being discussed. After a poll of the junior class revealed a two to one vote in favor of a change for this year's...
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Students attend conference
On March 5, 15 sales and marketing students departed Wright Technical Center for the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Minnesota State Conference. Among those 15, were BHS seniors Corrie Collins, Jackie...
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Home for Resolutions for New Year
3, 7, 1 Happy New Year! Right now it is 12:00 a.m. January 1st and people in Chattanooga are making New Year's resolutions. "I don't think New Year's resolutions is just to keep to specific resolutions," said...
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Morality or Mindcontrol?
Rights vs ethical standards
Features Experiment! According to the Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary means "officials who examine publications, or films, are responsible, but"definitively not otherwise. The media should be able to cover all...
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Clothes with designer names create trends
B.U.M., Girbaud, Guess, Z. Caverichi, E.N.U.F. Enough is right. This list of designer labels could go on forever. “The more people that have them, the more people want them,” said sophomore Leiha Johnson. Design,...
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Upcoming Election raises voting issues
Minnesotans make choice for presidential campaign. As the candidates continue their climb to the White House, Minnesotans choose their picks for president. Information based on a poll which ran in the StarTribune on...
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Drinking while driving, teen cases increasing
Drinking while driving, teen cases increasing
The number of teens known to have ever tried alcohol is at it's lowest point in 13 years, but last year in Wright County six minors were caught drinking and driving. “A lot of them just don’t think (about what their...
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Divorce among four leading fears of young people; methods limiting kids' emotional trauma discussed
It happens once every 27 seconds in the United States. Affecting more than one million school aged children, a divorce is granted, splitting up couples and families. According to a 1982 study, by the New York...
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Softball team increases work on problem of 'fundamentals'
As the spring weather begins to warm up, so does the Bison softball team. Twenty-one members, 14 of which were letter winners and seven were starters, are returning this year. The team started practicing on March 2...
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Softball team breaks BHS winning record
Softball '92
As the softball season comes to an end, the BHS team has summed up their achievements with a bang. "We realistically should have won a few games [unclear] at the beginning of the season," said one player. The Bison...
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Danceline becomes new sport; gets speedy start
BHS has a new sport among the ranks of athletic events. The Bison danceline has been classified as a sport to meet state requirements for equality in the number of boys' and girls' sports options. A Student Council...
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Atmosphere, respect, perspective averts teen crime
With the crime rate among minors rising to an all time high, what is being done to prevent individuals from getting involved in crime? If a person is in an environment where they feel comfortable and adjusted, they...
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Mock Trial pleads hope for success
Heading into the fourth year of competition, BHS’s Mock Trial team has high expectations and goals. Mock Trial is an academic competition which is sponsored by the Minnesota State Bar Association. The attorney...
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Financial aid; eligibility, chances we have taken
What is financial aid? Am I eligible? Who do I talk to too find out how to get it? These are the many questions students ask when considering financial aid for post graduation education. Financial aid is money...
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Editors to attend national convention
Learning from students, advisors and the Pros...
When the final bell rings today, six members of “The Bison” editorial board, under the supervision of advisor Sheri Tamte, will be well on their way to a national journalism convention in Chicago, Illinois. The...
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Alone on Valentine's Day?
Here are a few suggestions.
1. Volunteer to baby-sit for the 2-year-old next door-- and tell your friends you had a hot date all night. 2. Get some foreign language books and learn how to say love. 3. Buy some flowers for yourself and sign...
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Alone on Valentine's Day? Here are a few suggestions.
1. Volunteer to baby-sit for the 2-year-old next door-- and tell your friends you had a hot date all night. 2. Get some foreign language books and learn how to say love. 3. Buy some flowers for yourself and sign...