The “Battlefield” series has had a very successful run in the first-person shooter genre of video games since 2002. By enhancing the graphics and making the environments more interactive in “Battlefield 4,” developer Digital Illusion CE overcomes a poor storyline by building upon the series’ quality in multiplayer. […]
Mira Costa’s teaching staff should continue to close its doors to student-run clubs at lunch in order to increase awareness about teacher concerns, but should not escalate the severity of their responses. During last year’s […]
Arcade Fire’s new album, “Reflektor,” is an absolute disaster, as it completely diverges from the relatively mild indie rock roots from which the once-renowned band began. Awkward instrumental mash-ups, odd lyrics and vocals and an overuse of synthesizers move the group from its previous place in the 21st century and back into what sounds like the worst of the ‘80s.
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As long as senior Kyle Brown has a board, he’s in the water. He is a co-surf captain along with senior Jordan Wible. […]
Two Door Cinema Club’s performance at the Greek Theatre on Nov. 2 as a part of its Beacon World Tour was exceptionally impressive with its use of visual effects, outstanding vocals and guitar measures. The concert’s diverse set list added to the band’s awe-inspiring performance. […]
By Taylor St. Germain Editor-in-Chief It seems as though, as the years go by, education becomes increasingly more competitive. With college admissions turning into a cut throat battle, the atmosphere at Costa has transitioned to […]
Portable devices now offer gamers the chance to play their favorite games right from the palm of their hand. Phone applications have become a form of entertainment and gaming that delivers high quality graphics and innovative gameplay mechanics that rival traditional gaming consoles.
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By Sameeha Jilani Theme Editor New classrooms for Mira Costa Spanish teachers Mike Cook, Felise Shapiro and Sandra Martinez-Sellan address some of the issues present in the current classroom reassignment, but ultimately introduce a host […]
By Madi Taylor Staff Writer With the immense pressure placed on high schoolers due to their limited time in the day to balance extracurriculars and school, many students find it extremely difficult to get the […]
By Kellie Mullin Staff Writer This year’s Red Ribbon Week assembly, put on by Costa’s People Achieving Complete Equality class, was considered ineffective because it is generally ignored and does not relate to Costa students […]
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