Best Buy trademark forces club to change name
“The Geeks” are known for fixing any technological problem a person may have; the only glitch this tech-savvy club has is regarding its own name.
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Month: November 2014
Ben Howard impresses with individualized genius, melodic voice
Ben Howard’s sophisticated instrumental skills, melodic voice and poetic lyrics capture the true art of a solo performance and provide a darker contrast to his previous work. While some of his tracks are slow and become dull, it is hard to deny the genius behind “I Forget Where We Were.” […]
Students should not abuse college visit privileges
By Talia Gerard Opinion Editor New College and Career Center Counselors Judy Park and Caryn Ramirez have brought in college admissions representatives to speak to students who wish to find out more about the colleges […]
Yearbook, journalism travel to D.C. for journalism convention
The Costa yearbook staff and video production team leaves behind the traditional classroom setting to gain a new perspective in Washington, D.C.
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Smart Snack Regulations are positive step in increasing student health
By Isabelle Chiu Staff Writer Due to the rising obesity rates in America in recent years, there has been a push for schools to provide students healthier meals. Mira Costa has begun to serve healthier […]
Con: Current offerings are not broad enough
By Kathryn Cross Staff Writer In an effort to meet Mira Costa’s art credit requirements, many students must take a class that they have little interest in; therefore, Costa should endeavor to accredit more of […]
Luqmaan Abdul-Cader leads start-up company SourByte
Application creator, technology programmer and Costa senior Luqmaan Abdul-Cader is now the chief production officer of SourByte, LLC.
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Marching Band places second at Sierra
Mira Costa’s Marching Band placed second in its 4A division on Nov. 1 at the Sierra Vista High School in Baldwin Park.
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Pro: Art credits offer students academic break
By Cameron Ibrahim Staff Writer Because Mira Costa is a school that fosters students who have a mentality geared toward academic rigor, art credits provide a welcome break in a student’s schedule. Art classes provide […]
2012 graduate Powell creates social media app
By Lizzy Tsuang Circulation Editor Costa graduate turned entrepreneur Michael Powell took the bull of social media by its horns in creating an app that promotes #facetoface interaction. Powell is the chief operating officer of […]