Clare Beezhold

About Clare Beezhold

Clare Beezhold is La Vista’s Editor-In-Chief, and is responsible for each of the paper’s pages and managing the staff. In her previous years on the paper, she was the News Editor and designed pages for her section and wrote stories for all sections. In her free time, Clare enjoys running, cooking, and spending time with friends.

Meadows PTA implements Peaceful Playgrounds project

October 21, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

Meadows Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association worked to bring their blacktop to life with bright colors through a painting project on Sept. 29 with the help of parents and volunteers.
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Counselor Santarosa takes place of CCC counselor Tharayil

September 24, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

In her seventh year as a Mira Costa guidance counselor, Eliza Santarosa is transferring to the College and Career Center as the newest counselor of the center.

Santarosa previously worked as a school counselor at Palos Verdes High School. […]

LACMA’s ‘Sound Stories’ showcases social media with a different tune

September 20, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

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. […]

Costa’s First Stampede Day of the School Year

September 2, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

Mira Costa’s Associated Student Body organized the first Stampede Friday of the school year on Friday Aug. 30 to stir up spirit amongst this years mustangs. For Stampede Days, ASB encourages students to wear their stampede shirts or green and gold as a way to show their Costa pride. Stampede Days take place most Fridays in the fall corresponding with varsity football games.

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‘The Hustle’ leaves viewers bored and unimpressed

May 23, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

While the trailer for “The Hustle” caught viewers attention and seemed to create some positive buzz among moviegoers, the low movie scores earned during the opening weekend on Rotten Tomatoes unfortunately seems to have more accurately hit the mark on this female-centric comedy. […]

Broad exhibit successfully shows struggles for equality among people of color

April 21, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

The “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983” exhibit showcases the vibrant contributions of black artists during the Civil Rights Movement. […]

Library Back Room Asbestos Recontamination

March 18, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

Reports received by staff members stated that there was a recontamination of asbestos in the Mira Costa Library in mid-February. […]

Crain shares her story about living with Xeroderma Pigmentosum

March 18, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

Sophomore Emma Crain does not let her rare genetic condition, Xeroderma pigmentosum (XP), define her. […]

Costa hosts all-district orchestra festival with MBMS, MBUSD elementary schools

February 21, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

The Manhattan Beach Unified School District’s elementary, middle and high school orchestras performed on Feb. 7 at Costa in the annual All-District Orchestra Festival. […]

LACMA Introduces “Power of Pattern: Central Asian Ikats from the David and Elizabeth Reisbord Collection” delivering information on textiles through example

February 15, 2019 Clare Beezhold 0

LACMA’s “Power of Pattern: Central Asian Ikats” gives viewers the opportunity to experience real life examples of Central Asian ikat textiles, which is a type of fabric that will help culminate a newfound appreciation for the design technique within them. […]

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