As the school year starts, college applications and essays become an unavoidable reality for high school seniors. As a crucial part of the application process, personal statements give students the opportunity to write about a defining moment they have experienced or an aspect about themselves that sets them apart from the thousands of other applicants. […]
A broken scoreboard and the El Segundo Eagles were no match for the Mustangs, as Costa proved that even on Friday the 13th, luck was on their side, winning with a score of 52-7. Mira Costa football played against El Segundo High School on Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at Waller Stadium in the first home game of the season. […]
The Mustangs could not land the ball in their court and took their first ever loss to Palos Verdes in school history, 3-1. Mira Costa girls volleyball faced off against Palos Verdes High School on Tuesday, at Palos Verdes. The Sea Kings defeated the Mustangs, 3-1. […]
Senior Kyle Karros stepped up to the plate this summer playing in the All-American Baseball Game at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. The All-American Baseball Game is comprised of two exclusive teams, sponsored by Under Armour. […]
Mira Costa alumni Ryland Hart, who graduated in 2019, paddled his way to second place in the International Va’a Federation (IVF) Individual World Distance Championships in Mooloolaba, Australia on Aug. 11-15. The IVF is the international association for outrigger canoeing that was created in 1981 by three different racing associations from around the world. […]
In early July, Cali and Noelle Sheldon helped enrich children’s education in Tz’utujil, Guatemala by building schools in a local community.The Sheldon sisters have been a part of the Build On organization for three years, and this year they focused their help in Tz’utujil. […]
The Welch sisters share a love for marine life. Together, they established a local non-profit organization, Hermosa Tortuga, in an effort to prevent the decline of the sea turtle populations. Seniors Maya and Thea Welch and sophomore Ella Welch hope to spread the importance of their cause through beach cleanups. […]
At only 16 years old, Rebecca Rapaport went from being a sophomore in high school to a freshman in college. Rebecca Rapaport passed the California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) in the spring of her sophomore year and is now taking classes at El Camino Community College. […]
Junior Belah Ellis has officially begun her newest adventure of spending the rest of her high school career living in Costa Rica with her family. Ellis and her family have settled into their new home of Playa Guiones and plan on living in Costa Rica for two years so Ellis can attend college in the United States; however, nothing is set final, according to Ellis. […]
Los Angeles County Museum of Arts’ “Sound Stories” exhibit fuses art and technology using an unexpected tool: sound. Christian Marclay, a visual artist, branches out from his typical style to bring viewers a fresh, new take on sounds in the 21st century. Christian Marclay’s exhibition consists of a five-work installation making use of the unique feature of sounds and look of Snapchat. […]
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