Sadie Holland

Technology’s Role

Exploring technology’s effect on the evolution of personal communication

Since its inception in September of 2004, Facebook has undergone many changes. It began by allowing Harvard students to own a personal profile and send messages to friends, but since then the social network site has...

Religion vs. Science

Are scientific discoveries challenging the role personal faith?

Religion can be a very confusing concept for high school students to understand. There are constantly new scientific theories being discovered that explain so much of our history or things that once may have been...

I Am & I Will

Wednesday, January 6th was a moving day for selected students who were taking part in the New Wilderness Project. It was the second of three sessions where 44 students of all different cultures and backgrounds from...

The Youth of a Nation

Cultures United introduced at the Middle School

Kapayanpaan, Tsev Neeg, and Rauha are three words that have an unexplainable sense of comfort for students at Buffalo Community Middle School, they mean together, family, and peace. This year BCMS Assistant...

100 wins and still going strong

Coach Rohl celebrates his 100th win as a football coach.

Six Conference championships, one Section championship and 106 victories later Head Football Coach Gerard Rohl is still going strong. The night of September 18th, on the Zimmerman fi eld, was defi nitely a night to...

Embracing Cultures

Students leaders work to combine cultures one school at a time

Two brothers stand on the stage at Elk River High School in front of 200 students. One strums chords on his guitar while the other introduces the audience to their presentation, The New Wilderness Project. The faces...

A word from the President...

As students padded into school on the early morning of September 8, 2009, President Barack Obama finalized for an educational speech at Wakefield High School in Virginia. The main topic of his speech was encouragement...

The Crowning Glory

THE CANDIDATES

Another Buffalo Homecoming week has come and gone, but not without many memories to be treasured. Thursday, September 17th, was when it all started, a pep fest was held to prepare us for the week ahead and to...

GIVING BACK

National Honor Society participants give back to the community through service

The National Honor Society is responsible for many of our yearly events, including Snow Daze, the Blood Drive, and Peer Tutoring. The group consists of about 150 upper classmen, all with a GPA of 10.0 or higher, and...

Students Stepping Up organizes a retreat to teach students the true meaning of Courage

Courage: the state of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, or pain without fear. Every year, Buffalo High School’s Students Stepping Up (SSU) program organizes a three-day event to help...

32 Dollars to save a life

Students find that donating $32 a month can make a diff erence

Thirty-two dollars; the amount one night of work for an average teenager would make. Those 32 dollars is enough to feed a hungry child for a month, clothe a naked baby, or give an education to a man who is just...

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