Pharrell Williams fails to meet past successes in “GIRL”
Pharrell William’s “GIRL” lacked any sort of deep meaning, this album sounds very retro and future oriented, overall, Williams constructed a decent album. […]
Year: 2014
Staff Editorial: Dale should not have dissolved Ed Council without warning
Mira Costa Principal Dr. Ben Dale disbanded the Ed Council during its March 4 meeting on accounts of inefficiency and hostile behavior. Whether Dale’s ruling was just or not, the outpour of polarized opinions regarding […]
Grimaldi’s pizzeria brings quality Italian cuisine to the South Bay
Pizza rises to a new level at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. With its coal fired brick-oven pizza-making traditions, fresh ingredients, and welcoming atmosphere, the recent addition to the South Bay offers a much different experience than local favorites such as Beach Pizza or Zeppy’s. […]
MBUSD should assume financial responsibility for coach stipends from MBX
By Jamie Kelleher Staff Writer In the past two years, MBX has become a district crutch. MBX is a great source of support for difficult financial demands, but the district should not become completely reliant […]
Aloe Blacc’s “Lift Your Spirit” delivers
In a world dominated by mainstream music, multi-talented artist Aloe Blacc stands alone as a skilled musician and performer. In the third studio album of his career, Blacc proves that he is a force to be reckoned with in “Lift Your Spirit.” […]
Sadie Hawkins moves spirit in right direction
By Emily Petillon Managing Editor Mira Costa’s Associated Student Body should be applauded for its decision to break with tradition and make spring formal into a Sadie Hawkins-style dance, as this decision promotes gender equality […]
Online registration allows for efficient class placement based on desire
By TJ Ford Arts Editor Despite technological issues with PowerSchool in the past, the new PowerScheduler System to be used for the 2014-15 school year enrollment promises to improve the current system. This school year, […]
“Dia De Campo” delivers
Día de Campo offers delectable courses, a lively atmosphere and friendly service that results in a stimulating modern Mexican and seafood restaurant. […]
Sadie Hawkins Dance reverses gender roles at Mira Costa
By Oliver Gable Staff Writer Step up ladies; it is time for Sadies. If you play your cards right, what happens at Sadies might not stay at Sadies. Costa’s Associated Student Body is disregarding the […]
Mira Costa High welcomes Joanne Fryml as the new temporary student attendance clerk
By Kayla Knowles Staff Writer Joanne Fryml is the latest addition to Costa’s administrative staff as the new substitute attendance clerk. Fryml, originally from Southern California, made her way back to the golden state after […]