Opinion
ChatGPT is detrimental to student academic integrity
By Kayla Kinsey Opinion Editor A popular program worldwide, ChatGPT raises concerns for the artificial intelligence world, as it has been adopted by some students as a method of cheating and plagiarising. This promotes a […]
Hermosa Beach Homeless Services Grant proves effective for helping at-risk populations
By Sofia Williams Managing Editor Hermosa Beach announced on Jan. 30 that it has received a $1 million federal grant to provide services to the homeless. The city aims to use these funds to increase […]
Elizabeth reflects on post-COVID academic dishonesty
Why is the phrase “everyone cheats” tossed around so casually? That phrase should hold power, but, instead, everyone is desensitized to it. The COVID-19 pandemic felt dystopian in its own right, but it also seems […]
Bad Bunny opens for Grammys, setting the stage for diversity
By Isabella Montenegro Editor-in-Chief On Feb. 5, Puerto Rican pop artist Bad Bunny opened for the annual Grammy Awards at Crypto.com Arena. Bad Bunny righteously made history by performing as the first all-Spanish opening act […]
Andrew Tate’s arrest highlights toxic masculinity and violent character
Photo Editor: Alana Frank Andrew Tate has quickly made himself known as a perfect example of toxic masculinity over the past few months. The American-British former professional kickboxer turned media personality, has openly advocated for […]
Disney World attraction Splash Mountain should be shut down for a re-theme due to racism
By Jenna Brodkin Staff Writer Disney World in Orlando Florida made the decision to officially shut down the popular attraction “Splash Mountain” in December 2022 due to racist comments being shared online. Splash Mountain will […]
Speaker of house election indicates political polarization
By Sofia Williams Managing Editor On Jan. 7, the House of Representatives elected Republican Kevin McCarthy of California as speaker after a four-day vote that left the legislative body without a leader for the longest […]
Publicity places emphasis on cardiac arrest, Costa is prepared
Staff Editorial As cardiac arrest incidents are under the spotlight in America, many are questioning whether school systems are prepared for such an event on campus. Costa has automated external defibrillators (AEDs) positioned throughout campus, […]
Costa dances should not allow students to leave at leisure
By Isabella Montenegro Editor-in-chief & Kayla Kinsey Opinion Editor & Teah Harris Staff Writer Costa’s Winter Formal has faced criticism as a result of strict timing enforcements on students that force them to stay […]