Girls lacrosse defeats Peninsula 16-13
The Mustangs pulled off their second Bay League victory against Peninsula on March 30, in a home game. The Mustangs won by a score of 16-13, continuing their three game winning streak. […]
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Glozman works in harmony with underprivileged children
By Stacy Cruz Executive Feature Editor and Carly Gaspari Feature Editor Inspired by the resilience of children from impoverished areas in Los Angeles, junior Rachel Glozman has committed herself to working with the non-profit organization […]
Immune to Influence
By TJ Ford Theme Editor This past December, an outbreak of the measles virus began at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. The outbreak, which ended five months later on April 17, infected at least 156 individuals, […]
Girls lacrosse defeats El Segundo 10-6
Led by sophomore attack, Kelli Mark’s, two goals, girls lacrosse (6-7-1) beat El Segundo High School on April 17 in a 7:00 home game. They fought hard and won the game with a final score of 11-6. […]
Diving Deep
History teacher Ian Uhalt swims away from teaching history and dives into a different kind of classroom during his scuba diving trips in various locations throughout the South Bay. […]
Float like a Butterfly, Sting like a Bee
By Sameeha Jilani Executive Theme Editor Although running sting operations is a delicate process with little room for error, it is clear that the Manhattan Beach Police Department successfully avoids any potential issues through exhaustive […]
There’s a Limit for a Reason
By TJ Ford Theme Editor Seen by some as an inconvenience and by others as a necessity, driving under the influence, or DUI, checkpoints are one of the more common methods used by police officers […]
Keep Your Eye on the (Paint) Ball
History and psychology teacher Aaron Kofahl encourages teamwork both in the classroom and on the field, spending his free time relieving stress while paintballing with friends. […]
It’s the Climb
Costa economics teacher Charles Currier takes on new heights outside his economics classroom with his passion for backpacking and hiking.
Hiking includes walking throughout the country or the woods, while backpacking can involve an extended journey and outdoor camping. According to Currier, his first major hike was a trip to Mt. Whitney with friends about 15 years ago.
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Blown Out of the Water
Chemistry and physics teacher Dan Bartlett glides into a whole new world outside of school. Bartlett picked up the sport of kiteboarding three years ago with his 22-year-old son, Sean Bartlett. Bartlett and his son taught themselves how to kiteboard after buying their own kites off of Craigslist and practicing with them during the weekends. […]