By Michael Powell Opinion Editor Recent attempts by state legislatures around the nation to implement voter identification laws do very little to combat the problem of voter fraud. As a result, these laws “throw the […]
By Michelle McKenna Staff Writer A recent Hermosa Beach ordinance banned smoking on its pier, in public parks, outdoor dining areas in its restaurants and in the Pier Plaza. This ordinance is a positive step […]
By Shaylyn Austin Staff Writer Board Policy 1230, passed on March 21, will require all school-connected organizations’ budgets and financial statements to be approved by the district through the Manhattan Beach Athletic Foundation. Increasing regulations […]
With nationwide economic uncertainty, organizations everywhere are being forced to make cutbacks. The Manhattan Beach Unified School District is no exception. Certificated staff employees have not received a market-rate adjustment since 2002, and a Manhattan […]
Every year, Mira Costa’s faculty and staff vote to determine the nominees for Student of the Year. While the final selection process usually results in the right student being chosen, lack of clarity and student […]
By Kyle Allen Editor-in-Chief After four years of incredible experiences at Mira Costa, it’s clear we have something special on this campus. Few other schools can match what this eclectic mix of students brings to […]
For fans of horror and spine-chilling movies, “Silent House” will do nothing but disappoint with its uninteresting and less- than-thrilling plot line.
With a rather unconventional filming approach, directors Chris Kentis and Laura Lau aspire to make the movie seem as if it was filmed in one continuous shot. Kentis and Lau attempted to create a more life-like thriller, but “Silent House” falls very short of enjoyable.
[…]
“Jeff, Who Lives at Home” is an offbeat and somewhat off-putting film with unlikeable and often annoying characters, elusive zen machinations and a continuation of the Duplass’ rudimentary technical style. Still, the small ensemble gives stellar performances that make the often-dramatic film bizarrely thought-provoking. […]
Though appealing to look at, “John Carter” is a confusing and frustrating film with cheesy, unrelatable dialogue and a poorly thought out story. With a massive budget of almost $300 million a higher-caliber film was expected, yet even this and extensive marketing could not save the disappointment that is “John Carter.”
[…]
“21 Jump Street” is a film that will satisfy any crowd. From the innumerable action film tropes to the inane yet funny dialogue and character interactions, this movie proves one of the best action comedy films of the last few years.
[…]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes