Jeff Mauk
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Students stay after School Activities
THE FUTURE IS NOW. The highest technologies are available to students until four pm in the computer lab. The school day may seem long to some people, but to those who stay after school, it can be even longer....
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New director makes dramatic debut as cast prepares for 'My Fair Lady'
A new director, a 32 person cast, elaborate props, scenery, and costumes set the stage for “My Fair Lady,” one of the biggest productions for BHS to perform in recent years. Making her debut as BHS drama director is...
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Freedom of expression given new chance
A bill is being considered in the Minnesota legislature to restore students’ freedom of expression. In 1988, the U.S. Supreme court faced the case of Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, which dealt with the...
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Football seeks new leadership
Next season, the BHS football program will begin under new leadership. On Monday, January 6, a motion was offered at the District 877 school board meeting by Superintendent Darrell Miller not to renew BHS math...
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Lung cancer not smoking's only ailment
Teenage Smoking
Smoking is an ever-present problem at BHS. A national survey taken of America’s teenagers has reported that 32 percent of them smoke cigarettes. Smoking has been proven to lead to such health ailments as lung...
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BHS to be represented at Super Bowl
A BHS student is playing in the Super Bowl. Senior Emily Gervasio is a violinist with the Minnesota Youth Symphony. The orchestra will be playing at the Super Bowl on January 26. The youth orchestra will be...
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Upcoming levy promises brighter future
Levy Referendum
The continuing quality of Districts 877’s education is at stake. A levy referendum will be held on Tuesday, November 5, to determine whether a tax increase will go into effect for District 877 schools. The money...
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Soviet republics hold future
Soviet Crisis
Brought about by an unsuccessful coup, the winds of change have once again swept through the Soviet Union, this time in the form of radical democracy. “I think it will turn into a democracy,” said junior Julie...
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Board favors OBE plan
By the beginning of the 1996-97 school year, Outcome Based Education (OBE) will be implemented by all of Minnesota’s 430 school districts. The Minnesota Department of Education has recently voted unanimously in favor...
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District growth demands change
An expected increase of 252 high school students in the next five years has District 877 seeking a way to accommodate them. Architects have been hired and are currently working on ways to accommodate the increased...
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Concerns expressed about new Wal-Mart
Assistant News Editor The city of Buffalo is, as of December 31, home to a Wal-Mart discount store, located at 1315 Highway 25 North, across from BHS. The 1990 census has proven that Buffalo, and all of Wright...
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Shielding the World: U.S. awaits settlement as U.N. deadline nears
World-wide people anxiously await it, some with fear, others with hope. January 15, the day that determines whether or not the United Nations take military action against the invading Iraqi army. Currently,...
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Petitions circulate for new SADD chapter
Recent events have raised questions among BHS students and staff alike: “What is happening with Students Against Driv-ing Drunk (SADD)?” SADD is a non-extracurricular activity group whose purpose is to make BHS...
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Touching base, OBE leads future education
Outcome Based Education (OBE) is the new system for education which will be implemented by all Minnesota school districts in the next few years. An individual learning plan, more individual attention, and different...
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Winter cheerleaders back, full of spirit
Those leaders of pep and fun enthusiasm, are back and cheering up a win-storm. Winter cheerleaders have been practicing for the upcoming season. A team of 20 girls, five squads of four, for the different sports:...
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Freshman football: Tackling problems, setbacks stomping out fierce competition
The ninth grade football team presently has a record of four wins and one loss, and is tied for first place in the conference with Spring Lake Park and Moundsview. “They lost their first game on Thursday, but...
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Freshman football: Tackling problems, setbacks stomping out fierce competition
The ninth grade football team presently has a record of four wins and one loss, and is tied for first place in the conference with Spring Lake Park and Moundsview. “They lost their first game on Thursday, but...
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