“Young & Hungry” Leaves Viewers Hungry For More
By Samantha Ruhl Staff Writer “Young & Hungry” season three will satisfy your taste buds with its clever humor making you feel, well, young again. The new season of “Young & Hungry” […]
Year: 2016
Boys soccer falls in first round of CIF
A 1-0 loss in the Mustangs’ home game against Martin Luther King High School on Feb. 19 stopped the Mustangs, endng their run at CIF in the first round. […]
Coldplay, Bruno Mars, and Beyoncé Bring it at the Super Bowl Fifty Halftime Show
By Sean Goodbody Staff Writer “A musical celebration of past, present, and future,” was a show worthy of Super Bowl 50 with electrifying performances by Coldplay, Bruno Mars, and Beyoncé. The three pop culture icons […]
Prescription drug abuse puts ethics policy into question
By Samantha Sanchez Staff Writer Mira Costa currently does not speak about amphetamines in its efforts to halt drug abuse. Although Costa’s new stress plan may help reduce prescription drug abuse if implemented next year, […]
19th century noir exhibit at the Getty Center proves intriguing
Ellie Shalvarjian Staff Writer The nineteenth century noir exhibit at The Getty Center is an intriguing and captivating installation that focuses on the use of light in post-industrial era artwork. The French noir […]
Teachers should enforce strict technology policies to reduce cheating
By Elora Brow Staff Writer Recently Mira Costa has experienced cheating scandals that are primarily influenced by the use of technology, which has brought attention to the influence of technology on Costa’s students as […]
“ANTI” introduces new variety to Rhianna’s style
By Connor Kropschot Staff Writer “ANTI,” Rihanna’s eighth LP, gives Rihanna’s music a whole new feel changing the mood of her songs. Rihannas newest album changes her voice to a new style and totally […]
New Scholar Quiz sign-ups are fair
By Michael Beeli Staff Writer In past years, teams who signed up for Scholar Quiz, the school’s scholastic competition, were given priority based on grade level, but this year, sign-ups are on a first come, […]
A Manhattan Beach Memoir: 1945-2015
By Ellie Shalvarjian Staff Writer Gary Sweeney, a Manhattan Beach native, makes a nostalgic and magnificent art exhibit that is, not only a riveting ode to his family, but also an astounding documentation of […]
Cubs defeat boys basketball by 22
Mira Costa’s boys basketball team was defeated, 71-49, at Loyola High School on Feb. 19 in the second round of the California Interscholastic Federation playoffs. […]