For Catherine Barden, teaching biology is more than cell diagrams, DNA and photosynthesis. This advanced placement and college prep biology teacher doesn’t just see teaching as an explanation of the study of life, but also as a way of life. […]
Friday, April 9, 2010 By Ari Hamilton Entertainment Editor Education standards across America have a tendency to be everything but standard. This was most clearly shown recently, when the Texas Board of Education voted to […]
California’s state budget has been slashed beyond recovery by a combination of economic disaster and legislative failure. In the midst of this crisis, special education receives too much blame for California’s shrinking education budget. […]
For the first time in recent years, both editors-in-chief are taking advanced science classes. My predecessors generally were “English people,” a description which makes me expect tea, croquet and sweet accents. […]
Friday, April 9, 2010 By Allen Korenevsky Sports Editor The United Nations is heavily biased against Israel. It unjustly criticizes almost all of its policies and must shift its focus to the Middle East as […]
Mira Costa students now have the opportunity here by becoming part of this year’s newly created Costa-Council Project. Approximately 34 Costa students have volunteered to attend City Council, commission and task force meetings. They will meet periodically with council members to discuss their experiences and provide direction. […]
Friday, April 9, 2010 By Rose Graner Entertainment Editor “The Runaways” is the latest to follow in a fine, upstanding cinematic tradition; specifically, the tradition of being a terribly well-done film that almost no one […]
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