Jason A. Chalupnik

Mall of America opening scheduled

On your marks, get ready, shop till you drop! Opening on Tuesday, August 11, 1992 in Bloomington, Minnesota, Mall of America, covering over 4.2 million square feet, will be the largest indoor retail/entertainment...

Student press bill's questions answered

Among the many issues that our state legislators will battle out this session, there is one that will directly hit home to all students: whether administrators should have the right to censor material from high...

BURSTING ...from the seams.

BHS is bursting from the seams. The hallways are getting so crowded that getting to class alive is a daily challenge faced by students. It can be frustrating -- and take a long time. “You have to be fast at your...

Expectations of candidates, foreign cars

Unfortunately, the last few elections in Minnesota are not exactly ones to brag about. Whether it be the 1988 Presidential Election between George Bush and Michael Dukakis, or the 1990 Gubernatorial Election between...

Society losing idea behind verbal communication

In today’s society it is becoming more obvious that people need to stop and verbally communicate with each other. People need to realize that the only things that result from not communicating are misunderstandings,...

Crimes against children increasing as world turns

Straight to the Point

Lately, the world has been changing so drastically, that it is almost impossible to keep up with it. I remember the day when all our parents had to worry about was making sure that we crossed the street...

Soviet situation restructures global ideas

Straight to the Point

Throughout the last few weeks, the world has witnessed many dramatic changes occurring within the Soviet Union. It use to be, when we thought of the Soviet Union, we automatically thought of Communism, thus...

Iraqis execute former student

“I feel like part of my heart was ripped out. [Johannes Schuster] had so much to offer the world,” said English teacher Karen Swenson. The last page in the impressive scrapbook of Johannes Schuster’s life was written...

Heated race cools

Negative campaigning, and tarnished images are among this year’s 1990 Gubernatorial race conflicts. Rudy Perpich, DFL incumbent candidate, is being challenged by IR write-in candidate Arne Carlson. Former...

Faculty member runs for city council

A familiar name will appear on the November 6 election ballot for Buffalo voters. Marcia Paulsen, a librarian at BHS, is a candidate for one of two open Buffalo city council positions on the ballot. Having served...

Teacher resigns, settles term

The acceptance of a teacher’s resignation was the concern of a special District #877 School Board meeting on Friday, March 2. Social studies teacher John Haack, whose resignation was accepted, has taught at the BHS...

Student Council to host convention

News Editor For the first time in history, BHS will be hosting the State Student Council Convention. The convention will take place on Sunday, April 1, through Tuesday, April 3. Approximately 300 students and 100...

SOPHOMORE COMPOSITION:

Contrasting techniques equal uniqueness

Vocabulary tests, required writing assignments, sentence structure, oral speeches, and reading of novels, short stories, poetry, etc. are familiar activities in BHS English classes. Most of the classes can be...

Behind the Scenes

What goes on before the performance or... Getting Doistered

"We have to get set up fast because all we have is 10 minutes or else we are disqualified," said senior Lorie Bose. On Monday, January 30th at 8:00 p.m. the BHS will be hosting the one and only public performance of...

$hining Bright: Braces prompt stories of pain, and perpetual sparkle from wearers

By Jason Chalupnik Feature Editor Wires digging into the sides of your mouth, movement of your teeth seemingly overnight, the "pleasures" of digging food out of them, and trying to move your lips into the correct...

First concert of year to feature choir and band

The Marching Band, Concert Choir, and BHS Singers have only two school days left to prepare for their first concert of the year. The concert will be on November 1 at 8:00 p.m., in the mall. There is no admission...

Yearbook explains financial situation to seniors at mall sit-in

So far this year has been challenging for the Tatanka staff, due to many changes and surprises. "One of the most surprising things was the sit-in [on October 14] that the seniors had over the yearbook," said...