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“Boxtrolls” proves mediocre

October 17, 2014 La Vista 0

By Julia Sheth Arts Editor Thinking outside of the box can sometimes be entertaining, but the recently released movie “Boxtrolls” would have been much better off boxed up. Although the directors of “Boxtrolls,” Anthony Stacchi […]

“The Fault in Our Stars” delivers emotionally

June 13, 2014 La Vista 0

“The Fault in Our Stars” is perfectly cast, contains a heart-wrenching plot and is well-directed by Josh Boone, holding the audience’s attention for the duration of the movie. In addition, the unique cinematography used in the film immediately captivates the audience through eclectic angles and effects. However, the details of the plotline could be improved upon to make the story more cohesive. […]

New Legislation Supports LGBTQ Rights

November 8, 2013 La Vista 0

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 […]

MBUSD transitions to PowerSchool

September 26, 2013 La Vista 1

The Manhattan Beach Unified School District switched in August to PowerSchool, a new student information system that condenses the previous student information programs into one. […]

May Day provides new outlet for learning

May 23, 2013 La Vista 0

By Julia Sheth Contributing Writer Not too often do students have the opportunity to teach their teachers or learn about their nonacademic interests during school. Mira Costa will hold its first annual “May Day” on […]

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