By Jack Allen Editor-in-Chief I feel like I can finally take a breath for the first time in a year and a half. I realized that my life as a junior and first-semester senior was […]
From crew to soccer, students come together on National Collegiate Athletic Association signing day to commit as college athletes.
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By Jack Howorth Arts Editor Sam Taylor-Johnson’s film adaptation of E.L. James’ erotic novel, “50 Shades of Grey,” is anything but erotic and fails miserably as a romantic film. The two lead actors have terrible […]
By Parnia Mazhar Staff Writer A group of Calendar Committee volunteers, made up of members of Costa’s faculty, is proposing a new schedule for Friday, in which fourth and fifth period would be replaced with […]
By Roberto Kampfner Staff Writer The Waze app has drawn negative press and public scrutiny as of late due to the allegations that the app was used to target police; however, the app merely provides […]
By Maddie Nerad Executive Opinion Editor Makerspace is an innovative elementary school program that the Manhattan Beach Unified School District should prioritize and expand upon in the future. Makerspace is an extracurricular program in which […]
By Duke Saunders Staff Writer With the incorporation of technology becoming inevitable in today’s education system, Spanish teacher Anita Rossell has turned to technology in her classroom in order to better prepare her students for […]
The medieval fantasy film “Seventh Son,” directed by Sergey Bodrov, is flawed from the start, as it is weighed down both by its dull and linear plot progression and its uncreative characters.
“Seventh Son” is a fantasy film that begins when Master Gregory (Bridges), a Spook, or a knight devoted to eradicating creatures of evil from Earth, loses his apprentice to the wicked witch queen known as Mother Malkin (Julianne Moore).
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By Ian Rapoport Executive Arts Editor When I sat down to watch the 87th-annual Academy Awards, I was disgruntled and annoyed at the thought of sitting through three hours of weak jokes and self-flattering speeches. […]
To gain a better understanding of life in the real world, students no longer need to have actually experienced it. They just need to be a part of Costa English teacher Diana Sieker’s English class. […]
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