Tyler the Creator strays from traditional style in “Cherry Bomb”
Tyler the Creator is able to display this legacy on “Cherry Bomb” as he juxtaposes multiple genres, works with new collaborators and composes unique and varied instrumentals. […]
Month: May 2015
Video – Costa’s drama department puts on “Throughly Modern Millie”
By Catherine Drinker, Mady Emerson, and Carly Schankowitz
Volleyball defeats Newbury Park in third round of CIF
In the third round of the California Interscholastic Federation, the Mustangs played at Newbury Park in high tension game, winning, 3-1. […]
Zac Brown Band proves its talents in “Jekyll and Hyde”
The perfect integration of pop culture and remixed country has proven extremely successful for the Zac Brown Band in its newest album “Jekyll and Hyde” […]
Best Coast wonderfully displays its skills in new album “California Nights”
Best Coast’s new album proves the band is living up to its name and might actually be the “best” rock band on the west “coast.” […]
Baseball defeats Redondo, finishing the season as Bay League Champions
In the last week of the regular season play, the Mira Costa baseball team rematched Redondo in the Bay League championship game on Friday. The Mustangs were able to win the game by a score of 6-3 and finish the season off as Bay League champions, holding an overall record of 23-7. […]
“Every Fifteen Minutes” effectively portrays the consequences of drunk driving
By Isabelle Chiu Staff Writer The “Every Fifteen Minutes” assembly is effective because it accurately portrays the seriousness and severity of the consequences of drunk driving, which will cause students to think twice before driving […]
Later AP Tests are fair and convenient
By Stacy Cruz Staff Writer Students who are unable to attend their scheduled AP tests must take a makeup exam to receive their AP credit. This later exam is not only convenient for these busy […]
Teacher evaluations are more professional
By Anna Real Staff Writer Although Costa teachers must be evaluated on a varying basis, there is no need for extensive student or parent feedback because these groups can be influenced be a variety of […]
Student input makes evaluations thorough
By Julia Sheth Arts Editor The current process of evaluating teachers at Costa is incomplete because although it allows teachers to choose between three methods of evaluation, the 360-evaluation, the pilot evaluation and the goals-based […]