The Manhattan Beach City Council approved the Youth Art Education Initiative on August 18th, a program which will give commited teen artists the opportunity to practice art on a more serious level. […]
As she picks up her paint brush, she fills a canvas with joy and passion. […]
By Juliana Riverin Assistant Managing Editor “Paging (future) Dr. Cohn.” Instead of indulging in some fun in the sun, Costa senior Yoshi Cohn spent one week of her summer vacation shadowing a number of doctors […]
Starting March 5, 2016 students will be taking a completely new and redesigned SAT. Some of the altercations include an optional analytical essay, a new grading scale out of 1600, no penalty for guessing and three sections of math that contain the most useful and relevant math topics to college and careers.
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“Got Your Six” showcases Five Finger Death Punch’s musical ability while still keeping their same heavy metal sound with singing that complements each song perfectly.
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Hermosa Beach hosted the 43rd annual Fiesta Hermosa from Sept. 5-7 on Hermosa Avenue in downtown Hermosa Beach. […]
By Michael Beeli Staff Writer The California Common Core Standards Initiative is redesigning the exams and, consequently, the curriculums of numerous Advanced Placement classes at Mira Costa, according to Costa Principal Dr. Ben Dale. These […]
Unlike other artists, Mira Costa senior Joanne Qi utilizes the opportunities provided to her by the internet by creating graphic designs. […]
Gelson’s grocery stores has drawn plans for a brand new grocery store on Sepulveda Boulevard and 8th street in Manhattan Beach and locals were quick to protest it even though the plan has not passed through city planning yet. […]
The movie “Dragon Blade” contains very graphic scenes, making the film a nail biting thriller. Comedy is mixed into bloody battle scenes, which made the film unique because mixing comedy and action is unusual. […]
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