What to wear this winter
Morgan Womack, Life Editor
December 20, 2018
Filed under Fashion, Life, Uncategorized
Sophomore graced with the gift of yoga
Morgan Womack, Life Editor
December 12, 2018
Filed under Feature, Life, Uncategorized
Inhaling deeply, sophomore Grace Rieger steps off of her mat and onto the cold floor in the Lakeshore Yoga studio. As she collects her gear, a feeling of content washes over her. Surrounded by her peers, all in a positive mood, she can’t help but feel the same way. This “after-yoga” feeling is con...
Cracking down on the F.D.A’s newfound vaping regulations
Mijan Ahmad Nizam, Reporter
November 28, 2018
Filed under Briefs, Briefs, News
It all started out with a magical device that at first, had all kinds of different looks. Now, the most popular look is that similar to a flash drive. The e-cigarette was invented to help people of smoking age quit smoking. Recently, the use of these devices has become widely popular among minors. ...
Six simple ways to simmer down seasonal depression
Nick Rice, Reporter
November 28, 2018
Filed under Health
Meditation. Many people process the word “meditation” as sitting on the floor criss-cross applesauce and chanting “om.” If that is how you do it, great. The good news is that is not the only way to meditate. Meditation is the simple act of thought watching. It works a lot like people watching. I...
GHHS Business department gains new tech tools for long-term marketing benefits
Chris Hudson, Editor in Chief
November 26, 2018
Filed under Briefs, Finance, News, Technology
New this year, the business department acquired a sublimation press and printer for production of apparel and gear to revamp the Buc Stop, as well as to design promotional high resolution photos and promotional items to market the in-school business. With these advanced tools, practically all f...
Spanish classes creatively celebrate ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ with altar; festive dishes
Gesa Lange, Reporter
November 2, 2018
Wednesday, Oct. 31 through Friday, Nov. 2, is “Dia de los Muertos”, the day of the dead. It is a holiday acknowledged in all spanish-speaking countries, but celebrated in Mexico. It is one of the countries most important holiday, while it is not religious but originates from indigenous people. “...
Ferris St. closed through Nov. 2
Caleb Berko, News editor
October 29, 2018
Filed under News
Ferris St. is slated to be closed at the railroad crossing through the rest of this week due to the installation of new rails by the Michigan Shore Railroad. They estimate the project will take about a week from start to finish. Students and staff are advised to take necessary precautions such as leaving ea...
New Buc Stop Mario Kart tournament revs up for inaugural contest
Chris Hudson, Editor in Chief
October 25, 2018
Filed under Briefs, Entertainment, News, Top Stories
Beginning on Monday, Oct. 29, the Buc Stop will be hosting a Mario Kart Tournament, which is a first for Grand Haven High School. Led by business department teacher Mr. Schriber, the tournament was first brainstormed from members of the Bucs Stop staff, in hopes of further promoting the school store. ...
Girl Up 5k Preview
Caleb Berko, News editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under Briefs, News, Sports
The Girl Up clubs of Grand Haven High School and Spring Lake High School are planning a 5k to raise funds for their programs taking place on October 6 at 8:30 a.m. at the Spring Lake High School cross country course. Registration costs and more information can be found here. Junior Jal...