By Sara Feld Calendar Editor Air conditioning, ample space, and bright lights are only some treats that the new “finger” classrooms consist of. Most teachers believe it is a privilege to be given new classrooms […]
The Mira Costa boys volleyball team began its California Interscholastic Federation playoff journey at home against Mission Viejo on Tuesday after a strong victory to finish the regular season against Palos Verdes. […]
By Sara Feld Calendar Editor Costa students’ use of Sparknotes, an educational aid website, should be allowed, but limited to educational support only, rather than replacement. Understanding complex literature does not come easy to all. […]
By TJ Ford Arts Editor With televised comedic journalism dominating modern day newscasting for today’s youth, young adults should be careful and get legitimate, unbiased information before turning to sensational comedic representations. News-satires are classified […]
The Mira Costa swim team found itself in tight competition at Palos Verdes High School on May 9, competing in the Bay League Finals against Palos Verdes, Peninsula, West Torrance and Redondo. […]
By Emily Petillon Managing Editor The Costa administration and the Scholar Quiz committee made the proper decisions to handle the problems associated with the 2014 Mira Costa Scholar Quiz. This year, the committee had to […]
By Oliver Gable Staff Writer In this day and age, veterans returning from combat in the Middle East and other regions are unfairly ignored and denied proper medical assistance when readjusting to civilian life. Members […]
By Shaylyn Austin Editor-in-Chief Many have argued that Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s statements were damaging to the reputation of the National Basketball Association, and, therefore, NBA commissioner Adam Silver had every right to […]
By Jacob Verket Sports Editor The celebrity gossip sites TMZ and Deadspin were completely justified in releasing audio tapes of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist comments because it effectively advocated against racism in […]
The controversy surrounding the Manhattan Beach Unified School District’s re-allocation of $1,033,000, which the Board of Trustees claims to have mistakenly charged to the incorrect fund, greatly exhibits the district’s need to more closely evaluate […]
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