Track gets gold on the road
The Mustang’s track team hit the road on March 12 to compete in the Culver City Relays. There was no general team win as it was an invitational, where individuals and relay teams worked for their own wins. […]
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Track takes another victory
On March 10, the Mira Costa track team hosted Beverly Hills High School and North Torrance High School. For the boys, the Mustangs won with 74 points, Beverly Hills finished second with 57 and North scored 39 points. On the girls side, Mira Costa defeated the opponents with 82 points while North came in second with 50 and Beverly Hills followed with 38. […]
Boys golf falls by one point to Chadwick
Mira Costa’s boys golf team looked for a quick sweep on the road of Chadwick High School on March 10 however, they lost 196-195 in their closest match of the season. […]
Boys tennis beats Orange Lutheran
On March 10, Mira Costa’s boys tennis team beat Orange Lutheran 12-6 at home. […]
Staff Editorial: Mira Costa’s technology requires major overhaul
As new technologies and social media have put access to information into the hands of more students in recent years, the state of most technology at Mira Costa remains painfully outdated. […]
Editor’s Note: Freedom of speech comes with responsibilities
Freedom of speech has been a hotly contested issue throughout our nation’s history, even as recently as this year. On March 2, the Supreme Court ruled astutely on the issue in its controversial Syder vs. Phelps decision. […]
McCormick brings the soul to Mira Costa’s musical programs
Not only does Mark McCormick work as a staff accompanist, but he also has a handful of other jobs all tied to his love of music.
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Hermosa Beach City School District suffers budget losses, seeks financial alternatives
Because of California’s impending budget cuts, the Hermosa Beach City School District is anticipating economic difficulties and is considering alternative ways to remain financially stable, including fundraising and merging with other districts. […]
Mental health funding must be restored
Before leaving office, former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed $133 million in funding for Assembly Bill 3632, which for 25 years has provided mental health treatment, like psychotherapy, to special education students. […]
Steve’s Burgers has an array of dishes to satisfy appetites
Apart from being a traditional burger diner, Steve’s Burgers has an ancient history of Greek culture. Steve’s serves up unique cuisine and also gives back to the community of the South Bay through numerous donations and community involvement.
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