Costa seniors participate in Senior Assassin game
By Kit Humbarger Assistant Features Editor On February 27, the game Senior Assassin began at Costa, and now there are less than 25 seniors left in the game. To enter the game, seniors had to […]
Month: June 2023
CAASPP testing should not be administered to juniors
Staff Editorial Junior year is the most important year of high school in terms of grades, GPAs, extracurriculars, standardized testing, and preparing for and beginning college applications. Typically, students take their hardest courses in […]
Ava and Sofia look forward to the year ahead
By Ava Nicols and Sofia Williams Editors-in-Chief Hello everyone! Our names are Ava and Sofia, and we are incredibly grateful and excited to be writing our first Ed Note as editors-in-chief! We are looking […]
“The Little Mermaid” steps into the modern world with live remake
Alyssa Gonzalez The much-anticipated release of “The Little Mermaid” (2023) has finally graced our audience, offering a enchanting take on the beloved Disney classic. “The Little Mermaid” follows the journey of Ariel, a curious and […]
Writers Guild strike conditions benefits entertainment industry
By Sofia Williams Editor-in-chief Movie and television writers have been striking since April 25 in response to the expiration of their three-year contract, causing the interruption of the 15-year labor peace between the Writers […]
New “Bama Rush” Documentary is released to HBO Max after going viral on Tik Tok
Sophia Alvarez Staff Writer The “Bama Rush” Documentary on HBO Max explores the harsh reality of rush at the University of Alabama. This documentary sheds light on the unfortunate events that take place and occur […]
Devil and Angel dessert shop offers quality boba tea, baked goods
Charlotte Levy Arts Editor This month, Devil and Angel desserts opened a new location in Manhattan, diversifying the dessert selection at Manhattan Village mall. Devil and Angel is conveniently located outside the indoor portion of […]
Montana’s banning of TikTok violates civil freedoms
Indianna Koehn Staff Writer As of Jan. 1, 2024, TikTok will be banned in the state of Montana following a direct order from the state’s government officials. Due to the suspicions that TikTok leaks private […]
Seniors travel with science department to Arizona and Utah, wrapping up last year at Costa
By Lily Mitchell Managing Editor From May 20-24, 38 seniors from a variety of science classes experienced the natures of Arizona and Utah firsthand. After postponing the annual trip for a few years due to […]
Sophomore Goodman-Bhyat hosts summit with PEN America
By Seth I. Pickens Executive Features Editor On May 20, Mira Costa’s Banned Books Club held the Freedom to Learn Summit at Lawndale Library in collaboration with PEN America, a national nonprofit organization that fights […]