Beach Cities Robotics team wins World Championship in Atlanta
The Beach Cities Robotics team won the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Robotics Competition World Championships in Atlanta, Ga. from April 15-17. […]
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White and Orenic make volleyball national team
Spiking their competition, junior D.J. White and sophomore Chris Orenic represented the United States on the national youth volleyball team. […]
Singiser to step down as track and field coach at end of season to spend time with family
After 15 years of coaching Mira Costa’s track and field team, Steve Singiser will step down as coach at the end of the season. During his tenure, Costa has won the Bay League title three of the last four years in both boys and girls track. […]
Rough Riders: Lakers will weather the Thunder’s storm
The wait is over. After months of nerve-wracking tension, frustrations and incredible plays, the Los Angeles Lakers have begun their playoff run for a second consecutive NBA championship. […]
Boys volleyball tames Peninsula Panthers with ease
Mira Costa defeated Peninsula on April 22 in three games, 25-17, 25-12 and 25-19. Costa’s next game is in the Varisty Classic today and tomorrow in Fisher Gym. Costa has a 19-1 overall record and expects to carry its nearly impeccable record through the season. […]
Boys Lacrosse dominates Culver
The Mira Costa boys lacrosse team beat Culver City, 15-7, at Culver City High School on April 28, improving its overall record to 13-3 and Bay League record to 11-2. Junior midfielder Thomas Farrell led Costa with four goals. […]
Boys track team smashes records at South Bay Championship Invitational
The Mira Costa track and field team traveled to West Torrance High School to face off against the West High Warriors in the South Bay Championships meet and dominated them on April 24. […]
Honors English applications improve with new essays
Friday, April 30, 2010 By Emma Rosenbaum Calender Editor On April 17, the English Department administered its new application system for accelerated and honors classes. This recent decision will have a positive effect on the […]
Indie games declare independence from mainstream gaming
By Max Votey Opinion Editor and Sean Yates News Editor While the world has games like “Call of Duty” and “World of Warcraft,’ it is also important to remember that there are independently developed games […]
Editor’s Note: Senioritis may be a chance for a new perspective
Senioritis is a term often kicked around. Most times it is used in jest among students, a nudge-and-wink recognition that their peers just want to relax when second semester hits. Lately, it has begun to enter the vernacular of teachers, administrators and even those pesky college emails. […]