Tim Burton has drawn inspiration from the classic boy-and-his-dog relationships, as well as James Whale’s 1931 film “Frankenstein,” based off the Mary Shelley novel of the same name, to create a hysterical, yet risky, stop-motion family film, “Frankenweenie,” that exemplifies Burton’s talent as a great director. […]
Year: 2012
“Ed Ruscha: Standard” shows Ruscha’s talent with words and art
Ed Ruscha masterfully blends these definitions, as well as others, into his artwork, allowing him to convey various opinions and messages. He is not only able to portray the literal meaning of a word, but is also able to create a visual representation. His use of color and numerous mediums, accompanied by his choice in words, proves Ruscha to be an artistic genius. […]
Samburu Project joins Costa community
By Maggie Robak Copy Editor Every year, students bring their individual interests and ideals by creating their own club. This year, the Mira Costa Tribe joins the many Costa clubs. Sophomore Natasha Brunstein, junior Sahir […]
Uhalt dives under the sea
By Gassia Ashikian Staff Writer Although diving underwater with creatures can be scary, Mira Costa history teacher Ian Uhalt scuba dives regularly and enjoys his passion for underwater adventures. Uhalt has been scuba diving for […]
Mira Costa welcomes Teresa Nielsen, William Brown as new teachers
By Maddie Nerad Staff Writer With a new school year comes new ideas, new classes, new routines and, of course, new teachers. This year Mira Costa is welcoming a new CP chemistry and biology teacher, […]
4 Brothers offers unique atmosphere
By Alex White Executive Opinion Editor In the South Bay, cheap bites to eat are a dime a dozen, so separating restaurants from the rest is no easy task. One restaurant, 4 Brothers Burgers, has […]
Hernandez recognized as Jacobs Educator
By Risha Rohera Theme Editor Students who take broadcast journalism not only have the opportunity to experience and enhance their exposure to technology in the real world, but also have the opportunity to work with […]
Female members of Costa’s S-Club continue to volunteer in community
By Dana Sternthal Staff Writer With so many clubs and organizations on campus to choose from, S-Club, a club that is only offered to girls, gives a unique experience to those who want to help […]
Costa junior Michaela Loudermilk lends a hand to help the HIV positive
By Emily Lockwood Life Editor While most students were settling into their new schedules, junior Michaela Loudermilk was graced with the opportunity to travel to Africa and meet with an organization that offered help to […]
Video – Dr. Dale discusses technology, student activism
La Vista held an exclusive press conference on Sept. 27 with Dr. Dale. Doctor Dale Interview Sept. 27, 2012 from La Vista on Vimeo.