Meghan Cahill
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FROM THE EDITORS
As another year comes completion at BHS, we once again stand in awe at how quickly the year has passed, and how suddenly we are young—adults making big decisions. Whether next year is a large step in a new direction,...
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Who Let the Dogs Out?
Rumors of K-9’s being brought in to sniff for drugs spread rapidly among students as Quarter One came to an end. Juniors Meghan Cahill and Kylee Kaminski explore this possiblitiy and the future of the dogs.
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FROM THE EDITORS
From the perspectives of our everyday high school lives we worry about stereotypes, being judged, and what other people think of us. We walk through the hallways wondering what he thinks of this, what she thinks...
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Who let the dogs out?!
Rumors of K-9’s being brought in to sniff for drugs spread rapidly among students as Quarter One came to an end
Rumors can spread fast among high school students, and a unique one recently spread like wildfire. According to students, BHS was bringing in specially trained dogs to search for drugs. However, even though the rumor...
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got $33 Million?
In the coming election the district will be asking for money to make improvements that will impact the whole district and potentially make big changes to the high school.
New stadium, new track, improved technology, consistent heating and air conditioning, improved sports fields and parking lot improvements. Interested? Got $33 million? The Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose school board...
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Ceramics 2: Creativity Welcome
Students advance from Ceramics 1 to expand their artistic skills and visions
Ceramic classes offer a rare experience for students to set out and make something of their own with no limits on creativity. “It’s fun to play around with something that can become anything you want it to be,”...
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Branching Out
Increased enrollment in Orchestra leads to the creation of a second group
In the last few years the orchestra program has been significantly smaller than the band and the choir. For the the first time ever the orchestra program has expanded to two groups, Varsity Orchestra and Concert...
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No Shave November
Support for men's cancer is becoming a growing trend
No Shave November has become a national holiday to raise awareness for men’s cancer. While it traditionally is just middle age men growing beards, students and staff here at Buffalo High School are helping spread the...
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POWER-OFF
Having no cell phone for 36 hours leads to trouble and confusion
We all know people who are almost inseparable from their phones, some may even be addicted. Four students were put to the test and completely gave up their phones for 36+ hours. “My phone is always in my...
The Hoofprint - On a Mission - Issue 1 - October 3, 2013
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Too hot?
Is Tinder the next step in online matchmaking or is it crossing the line?
Imagine an app that allows a user to “like” or “pass” a person based on their looks. This app exists and is called Tinder. Tinder is a social media app that connects to your Facebook. Users pick a certain radius...
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AI found on page 6; Photo by Meghan Cahill
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AI found on page 17; Photos by Meghan Cahill
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AI found on page 6; Photos by Meghan Cahill
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AI found on page 4; Photo By Meghan Cahill
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AI found on page 12; Photo By Meghan Cahill
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AI found on page 16; Photo by Meghan Cahill