Leslie Jahnke
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All around the world: Foreign students share views on in America, at home
BISON: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT GERMANY BECOMING UNITED? Christine: “It’s great, I like it. It’s wonderful!” Johannes: “No, it’s not so great. I heard that in the next five years it’s going to cost $750 billion, so...
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All around the world: Foreign students share views on America, at home
BISON: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT GERMANY BECOMING UNITED? Christine: “It’s great, I like it. It’s wonderful!” Johannes: “No, it’s not so great. I heard that in the next five years it’s going to cost $750 billion,...
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Special needs students
YARC Activities cause BHS Students to mingle and enjoy
To get the EMA and TMH students to interact with the mainstream students, members of Youths Association of Retarded Citizens (YARC) do such things as watch movies, bowling, play card and board games, swim, cook and...
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Functional Industries: Chance to work, progress
At Functional Industries the workers do a myriad of things. The atmosphere is very much like a small factory. Anything from underwear to car tools, the opportunity for employment is there for anyone who needs...
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Special needs students
YARC Activities cause BHS Students to mingle and enjoy
To get the EMA and TMH students to interact with the mainstream students, members of Youths Association of Retarded Citizens (YARC) do such things as watch movies, bowling, play card and board games, swim, cook and...
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Functional Industries: Chance to work, progress
At Functional Industries the workers do a myriad of things. The atmosphere is very much like a small factory. Anything from underwear to cart tools, the opportunity for employment is there for anyone who needs...
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Political prisoners freedom sought through letters; Amnesty International committed to raising public awareness, concern
Feature Editor Amnesty International, an organization advocating human rights, helps students attempt to free political prisoners and learn about human rights. It fights for human rights in two ways:...
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Foreigners discuss difference in culture
From religon to dating to food and responsibilities, foreign exchange students have experienced a big undertaking by coming to Buffalo, Minnesota this year. All these students came from different parts of the world,...
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Dialogue on an American odyssey
Over an intimate dinner of French bread students reveal ideas and episodes on their American home-stay with Bison
Here you are divided into groups. You’re a prep, a skater, or a druggie, and in Denmark you just talk to everyone and you’re not. ‘If you like The Cure and I like Belinda Carlisle, you know we can’t talk to each...
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Early college-bound students confront stiff criteria for Post Secondary Options
A new Post Secondary Options, Minnesota Community College rule went into effect this year with North Hennepin and other community colleges. Students must now be in the upper half of their class to be able to go to...
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Early college-bound students confront stiff criteria for Post Secondary Options
A new Post Secondary Options, Minnesota Community College rule went into effect this year with North Hennepin and other community colleges. Students must now be in the upper half of their class to be able to go to...
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‘Ziggy’ teaches ungefähr Deutschland; Amity Aide audits BHS classes, too
...German students must know by fourth grade what they are going to do with their future.
Sigrid Abele, a German foreign exchange teacher, is helping German teacher, Maija Zaska, as a new edition to the Foreign Language Department and plans to help teach until the middle of January. American schools...
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Environmental Conservation class begins school-wide paper recycling project
Trash. Most people would define it in simple terms as what they throw away. Science teacher Boyd Emmel's Environmental Conservation class is trying to reduce the amount of paper thrown away at BHS through a recycling...
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