Through the emotionally-charged performances of a truly skilled cast and distinctive effects, the Mira Costa Drama Department begins the year with Miller’s classic play, “The Crucible,” easily making up for the few struggles visible within the pacing and set design.
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By Gassia Ashikian News Editor The recent People Achieving Complete Equality assembly regarding drug and alcohol abuse successfully raised awareness and helped students reevaluate their decisions about substance abuse. The Red Ribbon Week assembly is […]
African Americans in the United States was considered the norm. Now, Americans look back on this period of time with horror and remorse. While the same degree of intolerance cannot be applied to the treatment […]
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District provided and distributed free flu shots on Oct. 31 to residents of South Bay. […]
Gladwell’s fifth novel, “David and Goliath,” is an engaging read, thanks to the author’s vivid storytelling. Yet, like all of Gladwell’s other novels in the psychological genre, the emphasis of “David and Goliath” is to focus on an argument, not the story. Here, Gladwell argues that apparent weaknesses can actually prove to be strengths, but his inability to properly support his claim undermines his novel’s academic credibility and value as a whole.
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Advanced Placement and honors chemistry teacher Charlotte Shales-Clark was absent for the first 18 days of the 2013 school year due to injury. […]
“Man of Tai Chi” is an impressive directorial debut for Keanu Reeves, showcasing his unique style and distinct blending of Chinese and American culture. Unfortunately, a hackneyed plot and forgettable acting holds the film back from the greatness it was bound for. […]
The Los Angeles County Office of Education Mental Initiative Program is a plan designed to train teachers in early prevention of suicide among students, and it is in its first step of training for the Manhattan Beach Unified School District. […]
A film with the combined talents of director Ridley Scott, actors like Michael Fassbender and Javier Bardem and legendary author Cormac McCarthy has all the necessary qualities to be phenomenal. However, “The Counselor” is disapointing even with its expected positive aspects. […]
The People Attaining Complete Equality hosted Red Ribbon Week on the week of Oct. 20 with a final assembly on Oct. 25 to raise drug and alcohol awareness.
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