2019 – Page 6 – La Vista

SLAY THE SPOTLIGHT: La Vista takes a look at the cast and plot of Drama’s fall play, “She Kills Monsters.”

November 18, 2019 La Vista 0

The Mira Costa High School Drama/Tech Department presented its annual fall play, “She Kills Monsters,” in the small theater on Nov. 8-9 and will show it again tonight and tomorrow. “She Kills Monsters” was written originally by playwright Qui Nguyen in 2011 and made its Broadway debut that same year. The play, set in the mid-’90s, follows high school senior Agnes Evans as she copes with the death of her estranged sister Tilly. […]

Milky Chance delivers originality with upbeat alternative sound

November 18, 2019 Linnea Wee 0

Milky Chance once again proves their abilities to create completely unique music in their short but sweet preview of their new album, “Mind the Moon.”Milky Chance’s preview “Mind the Moon” is an effective prelude to the album’s release, as it leaves the listener wanting to hear more of the exotic and lively tunes that are found in the preview. […]

“Cry” expresses love through beautiful lyrics and calming locals

November 18, 2019 Mckenzie Sussman 0

With a dream-like melody, “Cry” explores all levels of love through its thoughtful lyrics and soothing tone. The delightful lyrics and comforting beats of “Cry” make the album very unique. Each song has a lulling sound that is twisted ever so slightly with straight-forward, honest lyrics about love. […]

Rex Orange County’s ‘Pony’ deivers with cohesive tracks, unwavering optimism

November 18, 2019 Penelope Misceo 0

Although routinely similar to his past albums, Rex Orange County’s latest release is a testament to the unique sound he has developed over the span of his career. Rex Orange County’s new album, “Pony,” is skillfully structured with a cohesive sound. Rex Orange County’s signature beats are put at the forefront of each track, making for a satisfying listening experience for long-time fans. […]

She Kills Monsters is Heartwarming and Filled with Comedic Relief

November 15, 2019 Grace Dietz 0

The Mira Costa Drama/Tech Department shows an audience what it would be like to be in a real-life Dungeons and Dragons game as they perform their rendition of She Kills Monsters. […]

Lil Mosey’s “Certified Hitmaker” Fails To Live Up To Its Name

November 15, 2019 Alde Nguyen 0

“Certified Hitmaker” disappoints with mediocre tracks that lack originality, diversity, and depth. The album falls short of offering memorable songs, instead presenting repetitive, boring choruses that dilute the album to being simply average. […]

Stephen King’s “Doctor Sleep” Thrills Viewers with Riveting Storyline

November 15, 2019 Skylar Jones 0

Stephen King outdid himself again with another exciting and mysterious thriller. It’s almost as if the “The Shining” picked up right where it left off in 1980, sucking viewers back into the parallel universe of little Danny Torrance. […]

Politics to not be Discussed in the Classroom

November 14, 2019 La Vista 0

Teachers discussing politics in the classroom at high schools in Manhattan Beach has recently become an issue due to the controversy it creates. Teachers should keep their political opinions to themselves to avoid possible conflicts and issues from arising. In other words, if a student’s personal opinion is influenced by a teacher’s, they will lack the skills to develop their own opinions in the future when they can vote. […]

Doug Speicher / Daily Photo / La Vista

November 14, 2019 La Vista 0

Senior Katie Colvin Jumps up to spike the ball as her teammate sets it to her on Thursday, November 15. Girls varsity volleyball won the first round of state and moves onto the second round.

Doug Speicher / Daily Photo / La Vista

November 14, 2019 La Vista 0

Senior Kate Reilly signs with Stanford today Wednesday, November 14th. Ten seniors signed to there chosen college for sports and are now fully committed to their choice of school.