ASB prepares for upcoming Winter Formal
Costa’s Associated Student Body is holding the third-annual Winter Formal “Turn Down for Yacht” on Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. at Marina Del Rey on a yacht. […]
Year: 2014
“Devil’s Due” is a failed, mediocre attempt at modern demonic horror
By TJ Ford Arts Editor “Devil’s Due” is a failed horror flick that only enforces the abomination that the genre has become, with its clichéd characters, unfulfilled themes and lack of terror. The film features […]
Early graduation is advantageous to students
By Casey Sublette Copy Editor Due to increased athletic competition, graduating from high school early can provide students with many athletic advantages. There are 24 states with early graduation policies that offer students programs to […]
MBPD arrests man for stalking Costa students
The Manhattan Beach Police Department arrested 28-year-old Jonathan Peter Shereston on charges of child annoyance and stalking on Jan. 14 after he followed two female Mira Costa High School students in his yellow Mercedes sedan. […]
Senior Jahlani Tavai commits to University of Hawaii for football
Growing up in a family of athletes setting high standards, senior Jahlani Tavai plans to make a name for himself as he commits to play Division I football at the University of Hawaii.
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Marching Band performs at Disney
Mira Costa’s Marching Band traveled to Disneyland on Jan. 11 to perform at the Community Arts Show. […]
City council discusses future skate park
The Manhattan Beach City Council gave the Parks and Recreation Commission permission on Jan. 7 to explore the feasibility of building a skate park in Manhattan Beach. […]
Incentive for student volunteer work should stem from the heart
By Jack Allen Executive Opinion Editor Costa students should consider volunteering in organizations they truly care about by committing to helping only one or two causes so they can focus on the educational value of […]
Costa looks at new late start policy
A new sub-committee of the Costa Education Council discussed a possible late start policy for the 2014-15 Mira Costa school year at the Jan. 7 Education Council meeting. […]
MBUSD, MBUTA negotiations continue to focus on Common Core grant
The Manhattan Beach Unified School District and the Manhattan Beach Unified Teachers’ Association continued negotiations on Jan. 14, concerning salary, benefits, stipend rates and the usage of the $1.3 million Common Core grant. […]