Pomodoro closes down
By Kara Patman Staff Writer After several years in Manhattan Beach, Pomodoro closes its doors. Pomodoro has several locations in the South Bay. It is the second location after the Pomodoro in Irvine closed down. […]
Year: 2012
Girls tennis defeats Palisades, 10-8, in close match, maintains win-streak
By Casey Sublett, Sports Editor and Katie von Behren, Staff Writer Coming off a recent loss in the past week, the Mustangs struck back with vengeance. Costa girls tennis defeated Palisades High School on […]
Girls volleyball wins four-game battle against Peninsula High School
By Courtney Hughey Staff Writer In a match that was much more intense than the score suggests, Mira Costa girls volleyball took down Peninsula High School Tuesday by a score of 3-1. Costa maintained a […]
Football scores 42 unanswered points in comeback against West Torrance
By Alyssa Zucker Staff Writer In a high-scoring trench fight, the Mira Costa football team started Bay League competition off well on Oct. 5 with a 62-42 win over West Torrance High School. The Mustangs […]
Odd Future’s Camp Flog Gnaw entertained, despite sub-par live sets
By Alec Lautanen Editor-in-Chief Hip-hop collective Odd Future broke from its regular touring schedule to host its own set of carnivals, known as Camp Flog Gnaw. On Sept. 12, the group hosted it’s last carnival […]
Rowling fails to produce successful follow up to “Harry Potter” series
By Christoph Neumann Staff Writer After a monumental rise to fame with the most successful book series of all time, J.K Rowling has finally released her first attempt at adult fiction. Her new novel, “The […]
Lupe Fiasco’s latest exhibits talent
By Sierra Williams Staff Writer Unlike a typical hip-hop artist who raps about girls, cars, and money, Lupe Fiasco possesses the ability to deliver strong and intellectual messages through his music with a lyrical and […]
Despite high-octane game play, “Resident Evil 6” is cluttered and confusing
By Zack Gill Copy Editor For years, the survival-horror “Resident Evil” video game series was derided for silly writing and archaic gameplay conventions. So, in 2005, developer Capcom attempted a radical reinvention of the series. […]
Arun Ponnusamy gives Costa students a taste of college admissions
By Maddie Coate Staff Writer Arun Ponnusamy of Collegewise, a partner of a private College Counseling company, spoke to Mira Costa students and parents on Sept. 27 at an assembly called Page Turners in the […]
Band, Colorguard win competition
Costa Marching Band and Colorguard won five awards for their performance of this year’s show, “Electropolis,” at the South Bay Invitational Field Tournament on Sept. 29 at West Torrance High School. […]