“Platinum,” the fifth studio album produced by country artist Miranda Lambert, exceeds expectations. Called her most stylistically diverse work by Saving Country Music, Lambert’s personality comes through in almost every song. […]
The second season of “Orange is the New Black” is interesting because it does not excessively focus on Piper Chapman’s (Taylor Schilling) issues with her love triangle, but it also gives ample and interesting flashbacks on significant characters, and it contains new internal conflicts that give the show a fresh feel. […]
50 Cent’s new album, “Animal Ambition,” is his first studio album since splitting with his record label and his first full-length record in five years. 50 Cent incorporates various catchy old school beats, but fails to blend them with the appropriate tune and lyrics. Although a few of the tracks are promising, 50 Cent lacks the ability to expand and experiment, ultimately creating a dull and flawed album. […]
by Jimmy Shaw, Connor Layden, and Charlie Durham
Under new head coaches, swim lost at the California Interscholastic Federation meet on May 16 and 17 at Riverside Community College, finishing in the midst of the pack; the boys came in 18th while the girls team finished in 32nd. […]
Costa Boys lacrosse is heading in the right direction under new head coach, Aaron Karsh as he prepares for next season through a summer program. The main objective of the program is to condition athletes and improve stick skills. The team will practice once a week, while also participating in three summer tournaments on the West Coast.
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Mira Costa freshman Paige Richardson reaches new heights while diving competitively. Richardson dives for Costa, along with her own club team, and has had great success. Richardson first became interested in diving while watching the 2008 Beijing Olympics. After beginning individual lessons, she fell in love with the sport. […]
By Delaney Whittet Staff Writer The Mira Costa English Department’s decision to discontinue its freshman Advanced English classes for next year is justified because the class has become an unnecessary alternative to College Preparatory classes; […]
By Talia Gerard Opinion Editor Costa relies on money from the state for its operating budget; however, the school loses $35 for each unexcused student absence. This rule is unjust as Costa is not at […]
By Kathryn Cross Staff Writer The nearly certain tax revenues and personal benefits of upgrading the Manhattan Village Mall certify that even with the destruction of some antiquated stores, the construction of a new mall […]
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