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Month: June 2016
Costa student art gallery “Night” impresses with unconventionally appealing pieces
By Michael Beeli Copy Editor Mira Costa’s student art show, “Night” featured a variety of pieces, incorporating three-dimensional, two-dimensional and digital art. “Night” displayed a wide variety of pieces that fit well into […]
“Skateboarders Vs. Minimalism” impresses with new perspectives on skate culture
By Megan Sullivan Staff Writer “Skateboarders Vs. Minimalism,” challenges the stereotype that skateboarders vandalize and draws contrast between skaters and wellknown minimalist art sculptures through creative videos. The exhibit exceeds expectations in its […]
Flume album “Skin” disappoints with monotony
By Connor Kropschot Staff Writer Australian electronic producer, Flume, released his new flawed album “Skin” on May 27. “Skin” is a 16 song collection that features exotic beats created on a synthesizer paired with […]
“X-Men: Apocalypse” disappoints with an undeveloped, mundane plot
Blake Laurita Staff Writer “X-Men: Apocalypse,” the newest sequel in the extremely successful X-Men movie franchise, disappoints with a dated story line and a lack of innovative material. Although “X-Men Apocalypse” contains talented […]
Short film “Mildred and the Dying Parlor” proves intriguing with its cynical plot
By Allegra Papera Online Arts Editor Short film “Mildred and the Dying Parlor” makes the most of its twelve minute runtime, combining a starstudded cast with a sinister plot, visually appealing setting, and frequent […]
“Claire in Motion” impresses with raw, emotional performances
By Raushan Melton Arts Editor A poignant perspective on marriage was revealed through the independent film “Claire In Motion”, relishing in scenic shots, haunting soundtrack, and impressive acting. Directed by Annie J. Howell […]
BRAEVES impresses with a powerful performance at the Standing Room
By Danielle Smith Executive Arts Editor BRAEVES rocked the house with their outstanding performance at the intimate local Hermosa Beach restaurant, The Standing Room, on June 6. The trio consisting of lead vocalist […]
Sophomore Radville travels to rebuild communities
While most Mira Costa students spend their summer vacations relaxing, Costa sophomore Geena Radville is taking off to more exotic places, like the Dominican Republic, in search of community service to aid the less fortunate.
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Lofton Wins Sandacre Teacher of the Year
By Riaz Mamdani Executive Online Editor Being a librarian entails a lot more than just managing books. Such is the case for Teacher Librarian Jane Lofton, one of three Mira Costa Teachers to be awarded […]