Lacrosse paintballs for team bonding
Teamwork is a huge part of all sports and especially in lacrosse. It makes it easier for teammates to communicate amongst each other, giving them a clear advantage over their opponent. […]
Month: November 2015
Grey Ribbon Club takes stand against Brain Cancer
By Ian Lockwood Staff Writer Every year more and more people are being affected by Brain Cancer, and it’s deadly outcome. Costa sophomore, Lily Raffety, started the Grey Ribbon Club in an effort to raise […]
Adele fails to capture listeners in new single “Hello”
The first thing radio listeners should do once they hear “hello” is say “goodbye” and change the station because Adele’s new single “Hello” off her latest album “25” is nothing worth greeting with eager ears. […]
Cartoonist Ian Freshman shares his take on Manhattan Beach through his Instagram account, @the.bubble
By Patrick Lucas Staff Writer The beach, golf carts, scenic real estate, tennis, and stand up paddle boarding are just a few daily things that are common in this community we call home. Cartoonist, Ian […]
La Vista Weekend Preview
By Riaz Mamdani Big this week is the new “Fallout 4” video game.200 years after a nuclear war, Fallout 4 is set in a post-apocalyptic Boston, in which the player character emerges from an underground bunker known as a […]
Girls volleyball brings down Woodridge
In the first match of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) playoff tournament, Costa girls volleyball swept Woodridge 3-0. […]
Office Hours Petition – Video
Students reflect on this year’s implement of a new schedule with office hours on Wedesndays. By Catherine Drinker and Mady Emerson
Freshman Chris Agliozzo and Clay Allen excel on varsity water polo
Water polo may not be as clean off a sport as it seems, and can involve dirty play that may be unsettling for younger players. However, freshmen Chris Agliozzo and Clay Allen are defying the odds by playing a role in Mira Costa’s varsity water polo team this year. […]
Peninsula football ends season prematurely due to fear of further injuries
According to the National Federation of State High School Associations, more than seven million students participate in high school sports each year. As this number continues to rise, so do questions about the safety of student-athletes. […]
Freshman Ryland Hart and Costa alumnus Mikayla Hart have a passion for stand up paddling and rowing
Saltwater makes everything better, according to Costa freshman Ryland Hart, whose love for the ocean led him to find his passion for stand up paddling at the age of five. His sister and Costa alumni Mikayla Hart, shares a similar devotion and has been a member of the University of California Los Angeles women’s rowing team since her freshman year of college. […]