Smart Store’s IQ is far above average
Located on the corner of Artesia Boulevard. and Aviation Ave., the Smart Store is a modern upscale convenience store with a European touch. It opened in early February this year. […]
Features
Costa competes in the Missouri journalism convention
Eleven members of the broadcast journalism staff and one member of La Vista will head to Kansas City, Missouri to compete in journalism competitions in the Fall National High School Journalism Convention that will take place on Nov. 11. Competitions will be judged by the National Scholastic Press Association and the Journalism Education Association. […]
Everyone should make a toast to ‘The Dining Room’
The award-winning Mira Costa Drama Department is unveiling its fall play, “The Dining Room,” Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m. “The Dining Room” was written by A.R. Gurney in 1982. Luke Yankee, who has worked with Costa’s Drama Department in the past, is directing the production. […]
Jake Broido breaks from the pack with new ‘Storytelling’
Former Defense Breaks Down singer-songwriter and Costa alumnus Jake Broido recently released a solo album, “White Girls are Crazy.” The compilation of songs takes on a new genre—one he calls “storytelling”—and ranges from rap to techno. […]
Gay-Straight Alliance is making it better for Mira Costa
Currently, Mira Costa’s Gay-Straight Alliance Club is working on the “It Gets Better” project, which recognizes people who have been verbally harassed because of their sexuality. It also communicates the world-wide message that all gays and lesbians have a major support system through their struggles.
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Bremen Town brings joys of choir to MBMS students
By Lisa Duckers Staff Writer The choirs of Mira Costa sing away their troubles with the middle schools, thanks to the helpful and ever-reaching Bremen Town club. Bremen Town is a student-run group whose goal […]
Mira Costa welcomes back alumni as new guidance counselor
Although Brittney Beauchaine is the new guidance counselor for students with last names ranging from Hj-to Mh, she isn’t so new after all. Beauchaine attended MCHS beginning in 1996 and came back to work here in 2007. […]
Calderon knows the biology of running
Science teachers are sometimes stereotyped as braniacs, not star athletes. Mira Costa biology teacher Roberto Calderon, however, has proved this wrong by accepting the job as the assistant coach for the boys cross country team this year.
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Luke Yankee brings prestige and expertise to ‘The Dining Room’
laywright, director, producer, actor and screenwriter Luke Yankee has a resume that will blow anyone’s mind. The Mira Costa Drama Department is priveleged to have Yankee’s insightful direction for the fall play.
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Marching Band sweeps its way to victory
The Mira Costa High School Marching Band had their first competition of the year and blew the judges “out of the water” with their Costal Waters themed show. After many hours of long practices and perfecting their playing, they brought home the gold. […]