The $140 million spending to fund Meg Whitman’s campaign has had a considerable effect on the race. Whitman’s popularity has been on a steady rise in points since late June, shortly after winning her primary. It is a travesty to see people deciding to vote for Whitman, not because of her platform, but because of what is conveyed about Brown through ads. […]
While many Costa students are unsure of what they want to do after they graduate from high school, senior Josh “Chris” Martin has already begun his career as a rapper and is determined to make his dreams come true through strong determination and natural talent. […]
Before we get into the important stuff, a couple orders of business need to be addressed. First, because we’ve never fully heard any pep rally we’ve ever been to, we’re laying down a new law of nature. It’s called Booyah’s Law, and it says that no microphone will ever be fully functional when ASB actually needs to use it. […]
The current Homecoming system is the most suitable for Costa. Having clubs and groups nominate participants ensures that nominees are active students who meet the expected standards of the homecoming court. […]
There hasn’t been a more beautifully shot, capably acted and well-written film this year than “The Social Network.” With an emotional and often witty screenplay from writer Aaron Sorkin and bold choices from director David Fincher, “The Social Network” is the best film of the year. […]
Sufjan Stevens’ latest LP, “The Age of Adz,” is a surprising tonal departure from the sounds of his earlier work. Nonetheless, the album as a whole retains the same dreamy, melodic feel that Stevens’ past works held. […]
The fall play, “The Dining Room,” which is directed by Costa drama teacher Carol Matthews and director Luke Yankee, will open on Nov. 5. […]
Setting the tone for what they expect to achieve throughout the rest of the reason, the Mustangs prevailed
with a hard-fought 17-7 victory and gallop into Bay League play with a 2-3 record. […]
The Mustang girls tennis team suffered a tough home loss on Oct. 12, falling 13-5 to Peninsula High School. The match was the squad’s third Bay League match of the season. […]
Thiftis is a pop-punk band that features seniors Andy Hershey on lead guitar and vocals, Max Wohlmuth on rhythm guitar, Joey Nichols on bass and Colin Olson on drums. Their sound is heavily influenced by bands such as Thrice, Blink-182 and Alkaline Trio. […]
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