Recently, the debate about gay rights has been getting intense. Many states have been voting and legalizing the rights for homosexuals to marry, while others are still stuck on their decision. Minnesota is currently poised to become the 12th state in America to embrace gay marriage and if the they vote to allow it, the [...]

Walking into the Medina ballroom, a disco ball hung in the center of the dance floor, creating illuminating lights that flashed all around the room. Students from different transition schools and high schools made their way to the dancefloor to kick off the 2013 adapted prom. Dressed in their formal wear, boys showed off their [...]

May 2nd, 2013 many messy hands were in room D-106. Ceramics teacher Jon Holtz invited the special education students to come on down and throw with his ceramics 2 students. Most of the ceramics 2 students were paired up as a team to help shadow throw with them. Some students walked out of the ceramics [...]

Six years ago senior track athlete Tyler Olson was not sure what he was going to do with his spring, but he was not about to sit at home and do nothing. “I joined track back in seventh grade because I didn’t know how to play baseball or golf,” said Olson. “I did know how [...]

During the summer athletes here at BHS must be enroll themselves in a physical activity or  motivate themselves to stay in shape. Now this summer Bison Training is the alternative program. This program will be for all students entering 9th-12th grade and will be available at the high school. Bison Training is being run by [...]

After close to two months in the indoors due to inclement weather, spring sports are finally able to practice and compete outside. During these two months, the softball, baseball, lacrosse, tennis and track team have been forced to share limited space indoors. These conditions caused many negative reactions from the athletes involved. “It felt like [...]