ASB holds leadership elections
Costa’s Associated Student Body held elections today during homeroom where students in grades 9-11 voted for next year’s ASB.
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Month: April 2015
Senior Wong taps into creative core by working at a music management company
On top of coordinating her school work, college applications, family and friends, senior Raina Wong is the account coordinator for A\IDEA, a creative branding agency in Culver City.
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“Death Cab for Cutie” impresses with refined style
By Emma Lautanen Staff Writer Artfully named after the Japanese practice of mending cracked ceramics with precious metals, Death Cab for Cutie’s “Kintsugi” details the aftermath of a broken heart. The band’s new album sounds […]
Meola skates with the boys
By Audrey Williams Staff Writer From Canada to California, sophomore Maria Meola has had ice in her veins. Meola began ice skating when she was seven while she lived in Vancouver, Canada. Her mother encouraged […]
Junior Shabestari puts her passion to work by selling her original songs to artists
Most people do not get to see what goes on behind the scenes of creating the Billboard 100. Junior Gigi Shabestari, who goes by the stage name “Wensday,” has the inside look as she writes songs for today’s music artists.
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La Vista’s Weekend Preview
With Coachella already over, people are turning their attention to Stagecoach, the country music festival in Indio, CA. This weekend, the festival will feature artists such as Tim McGraw, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, and many more. […]
Outside Lands Festival is on the road to success with a wide range of performers
By Julia Sheth Arts Editor Coachella has evidently created very high standards for the caliber of music festivals throughout California. From the information released thus far, it looks like this year’s Outside Lands Music and […]
Miller brings hockey skills to Canada
By Katie Von Behren Staff Writer After falling in love with hockey in sunny Manhattan Beach at a young age, senior Ryan Miller finally seized his chance to play the sport at a competitive level […]
Immune to Influence
By TJ Ford Theme Editor This past December, an outbreak of the measles virus began at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. The outbreak, which ended five months later on April 17, infected at least 156 individuals, […]
Baseball team honors Pearson
By Kathryn Cross Staff Writer The Mira Costa baseball team played in the Pearson Memorial Game on March 24 to commemorate the death of Mira Costa varsity baseball alumni Henry Pearson in 2009. The annual […]