Football defeats defending CIF champions Trabuco Hills
The Mustangs held control of the game by not allowing Trabuco Hills a touchdown until the second half and finished the game, 36-8. […]
Year: 2015
Boys beach volleyball suffers first loss of the season against Redondo
On Saturday, at Dockweiler Beach, the Mustangs suffered their first lost this season to the hands of their rival, Redondo. Costa lost two of the three matches in the game. Their only win was earned by sophomores Dane Johnson and Ethan Shinn. […]
Former Costa alumni and olympic runner Jeff Atkinson helps cross country
It is a real honor to work with someone who is a master at their craft. The cross country runners get to work with a master almost every day. Mira Costa alumni and olympic runner, Jeff Atkinson, has returned to Costa to help out with the cross country team. […]
Senior Raquel Gerard turns tables behind the scenes in VOX DJ business
By Samantha Sanchez Staff Writer Teenagers everywhere are joking about “dropping fire mix tapes,” but little do they know there is a lot more work to the art; just ask senior Raquel Gerard. During her […]
“We are your Friends” disappoints despite promising concept, Hype
By Daniella Coe-Macnamara Staff Writer Zac Efron, electronic music, and a group of small-town best friends with big dreams; “We Are Your Friends” initially sounds like the perfect summer movie. However, it completely misses its […]
Fallen transformer on 11th, Poinsettia starts fire
The wires of a fallen transformer caused a fire to erupt today at approximately 6:50 p.m. on 11th Street and Poinsettia Avenue in Manhattan Beach. […]
Costa offers various clubs in hopes of satisfying students interests
By Kristen Cordero Staff Writer If students have hobbies that aren’t electives, they can join a club. Fashion Club, Gay Straight Alliance and Applied Theoretical Strategies are just some of the clubs offered here at […]
Mira Costa welcomes new French teachers
By Megan Sullivan Staff Writer After all of the conflict and confusion surrounding the French program last year, with the sudden removal of Timothy Hirsh and Lauri Resnikoff’s maternity leave, Mira Costa has hired two […]
Costa freshman travels the world to receive new form of education
By Preston Thue Staff Writer In sixth grade, one Costa student experienced the once in a lifetime oppertunity to travel the world in hopes of gaining a new perspecive on life. Costa freshman Jonas Wahlstedt […]
Senior Annie Walsh spends summer shadowing veterinarian
By Naomi Kruh Staff Writer Senior Annie Walsh finds her summer love at Peninsula Center Pet Hospital, where she has dedicated herself to the care of the animals through a veterinary internship. A family friend […]