By Aaron Chelliah Opinion Editor Recently, there has been controversy over whether a liberal arts or major-focused education is better. A subject-specific education provides as much intellectual stimulation as a liberal arts education, allows students […]
Comedy Sportz, Mira Costa’s improvisational team, competed at the Fullerton Drama Festival alongside the Mira Costa Drama Department on March 20-21, but did not rank at the competition. […]
The ethics of artificial intelligence have always been a controversial topic, but the intensity of this controversy has increased in recent years as scientific advancements have reached new heights. The complexity of this contention, as well as questions about what it means to be human, are explored in the science fiction film “Ex Machina.” […]
By Kathryn Cross Staff Writer Manhattan Beach Unified School District Assistant Superintendent Dawnalyn Murakawa-Leopard presented a second interim budget report at the March 18 MBUSD board meeting to cover the district’s budgetary and financial status. […]
Grades of Green, Ecology Club and Costa’s Associated Student Body held an unveiling for a new dual trash and recycling bin system on April 16, which also served as a one-year celebration since Grades of Green began its recycling program at Costa.
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It was the sixth inning, the score was 2-1, and senior Jackson Michalski stepped up to the plate. With the bases loaded, Michalski secured a Mustang victory for the first game of the day, a 4-1 match against El Segundo High School. El Segundo High School won the second game of the day, with a score of 5-2. […]
Kevin James returns to the main screen with more Segway riding than ever in “Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2.” […]
The city of Hermosa Beach closed the Hermosa Beach Municipal Pier for repairs on March 9 and has scheduled it to reopen on May 25 as part of a construction project aimed to fix and strengthen 13 damaged pillars.
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The Mira Costa English Department recently decided to change the summer reading lists for all grades starting in the summer of 2015 in order to sync reading with Common Core curriculum.
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The Costa Choir, Robbinsdale Cooper High School from Minnesota and Bethel High School from Washington performed songs for each other on March 27 and 30 at Costa.
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