Tree Musketeers organize Make a Difference Day
Youth leaders from Tree Musketeers of the South Bay are planning their first Make a Difference Day scheduled for Oct. 26. […]
Month: October 2013
Costa’s Security Guards double their job by being coaches for the Football team
By Talia Gerard Staff Writer Two Mira Costa football coaches, Ray Lee and Sean Finnetery not only spend their time at Waller Stadium, but they also serve as campus security guards. Lee has been coaching […]
Daylight Saving Time is worthwhile
By Jessica Miller Staff Writer Daylight Saving Time can be confusing and often seems pointless to people, but overall it benefits both students and teachers by saving energy, making summer days longer, and increasing the […]
Wrestling team needs funding to continue
By Aaron Schwab Staff Writer Wrestling is an overlooked sport without adequate funding. Consisting of roughly 80 students, as one of the oldest sports standing, the wrestling tradition may soon come to an unnecessary end. […]
Sophomore Seidel helps out with Special Olympics volleyball
Sophomore junior varsity volleyball player Jazlyn Seidel has taken her love for the sport and turned to teaching, working as a volunteer for the Special Olympics of Southern California volleyball team. […]
Senior Jahlani Tavai exudes talent in multiple sports
While most athletes exhibit their athletic talents in a single sport, senior Jahlani Tavai plays varsity football and junior varsity volleyball for Mira Costa as well as rugby for the Los Angeles Rugby Club. […]
Freshmen Draskovic twins dominate in doubles on varsity tennis team
In the world of sports, teams are always looking for new ways to get an edge on the competition. A strong pair that has proved its value, freshmen twins Isabella and Katarina Draskovic may have done the trick for the Mira Costa tennis team. […]
“Romeo and Juliet” lacks significance
Although “Romeo and Juliet” provides viewers with satisfying cinematography, it lacks innovation and alterations to an already overdone story. […]
Director Rand Moore demonstrates unique style towards horror genre with “Escape from Tomorrow”
Director Randy Moore turns the happy, loving atmosphere of the Florida Disney Park into a hellhole dystopia employing techniques like subtle uses of inventive CGI and black & white photography to force viewers to look at the park in a whole new light in “Escape from Tomorrow.” Where the film falls, however, is in its pacing.
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Britney Spears is unable to maintain prior fame with “Work”
At age 31, Britney Spears is still releasing dance songs that have caught everyone’s ears. With her recent release of her singles “Ooh La La” and “Work”, Spears channels her inner teen popstar. Although catchy, many of Britney’s listeners believe her to be trying too hard to act young. Britney may look the exact same as she did ten years ago, but she certainly isn’t the same age. […]