ASB alters officer election process
The Associated Student Body voted to amend its constitution by changing the election process at its March 1 meeting, beginning with the 2010 elections. […]
Year: 2010
MBEF donates $4.1 million to reduce budget cuts
The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation promised to donate $4.1 million and the Parent Teacher Associations $335,000, respectively, to the district’s budget during the March 8 Manhattan Beach Unified School District board meeting. […]
“Broken Bells” makes something new out of reliable and popular elements
Friday, March 19, 2010 By Isaac Siegemund-Broka Contributing Writer When two polar opposites are brought together, the result usually goes one of two ways: a confusing and terrible disaster or an amazing and unique blend […]
The Greatest Silence Club’s concert will break a quiet trend
Approximately 40 women and children are raped or sexually abused in the Dominican Republic of the Congo every day. The Greatest Silence Club seeks to educate people about this tragedy and raise money to support its elimination. […]
PETA’s extreme methods of achieving its goals cause more harm than help for the animal rights movement
This article is part of a PRO/CON opinion piece on PETA. To view the opposing side, see here. Friday, March 19, 2010 By John Burke Opinion Editor Throughout history, animals have been useful to mankind. […]
Kogi Barbeque: fast, delicious
Friday, March 19, 2010 By Leo Shaw Entertainment Editor The institution of mobile food vending is especially robust in Los Angeles, given the myriad taco trucks that populate street corners from Venice Beach to Eagle […]
“Remember Me” proves to be not so forgettable
Friday, March 19, 2010 By Audrey McKenzie Staff Writer Movies breaking the mold of the common, repetitive mold which defines the chick flick genre are few and far between. Fortunately, for those looking for a […]
Partisanship is such sweet sorrow on Costa campus
Friday, March 19, 2010 By Kyle Allen Sports Editor There are only two politically oriented clubs on the Mira Costa campus, Young Democrats Club and Young Republicans Club. This narrow political environment polarizes Mira Costa’s […]
Pennies for Patients just makes cents
Mira Costa students will have the opportunity to donate the change they find to benefit individuals suffering from blood diseases through the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. […]
Robotics Club “breaks away” from the pack in San Diego
The Beach Cities Robotics team dominated the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) regional robotics competition in San Diego on March 5, qualifying for the championships at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. […]