Students Opinions on New Courses For Next Year
Many new courses are being implemented into Costa’s vast selection next year including aerospace engineering, botany, and many others. […]
Month: March 2017
ASB prepares for annual Sadie Hawkins dance
Mira Costa High School’s Associated Study Body will hold the school’s annual Sadie Hawkins dance on March 25 at the Embassy Suites in El Segundo.
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“Burning Sands” offers impressive acting and powerful themes
By Wyatt Robb Executive Sports Editor “Burning Sands” is sure to burn its way onto the Netflix “trending” tab. “Burning Sands, was released to Netflix on March 10. The film includes many positive aspects, […]
Black Scholars Union Assembly
Mira Costa held their annual Black Scholars Union assembly to attempt to show black culture to students. Students and staff shared their opinions on this assembly. […]
“The Shack” impresses audiences with its powerful plot and talented actors
Kevin Russell Staff Writer “The Shack” is a heart wrenching movie that flawlessly explores loss, forgiveness, and faith. “The Shack,” released on March 3, is an excellent movie void of dull moments. The […]
Boys Soccer vs Paramount
Mira Costa faced off against Paramount High School at home. This was the quarter-finals for CIF and the boys lost 4-2. Despite the loss and end to their season, the boys soccer team is very young and have a great chance of winning CIF next season. […]
“Unexpected Light: Works by Young Il Ahn” Impresses with Vivid Designs Despite the Jumbled Layout
By Kaelie Macaulay Staff Writer LACMA presents “Unexpected Light: Works by Young Il Ahn,” its first solo Korean-American art exhibit which explores themes of life at sea. “Unexpected Light: Works by Young Il Ahn” […]
Los Campesinos’ “Sick Scenes” impresses with its new sense of maturity
By Henry Alberts Staff Writer “Sick Scenes” by Los Campesinos conveys a certain sense of maturity and misery through both rock instrumentation and soft instrumentals that work together to create an enjoyable album. The […]
