Keanu Reeves thrills in “John Wick”
The suspense created in David Leitch and Chad Stahelski’s film “John Wick” keeps viewers on the edge of their seats and holding their breath. […]
Month: November 2014
Surf team gains experience with challenging waves
In the past few weeks, the waves in Southern California have been huge, measuring as high as 15 feet according to USA Today. Many surfers in the area including our own Mira Costa surf team have been been affected by this. […]
Akin’s debut novel, “Loop,” enchants with charming setting, characters
Time travel may be a common conflict in fiction, but if Karen Akin’s debut novel “Loop” is any indication of where the genre is heading, here is hoping it never goes away.
The novel’s captivating premise serves as a suitable backdrop for the relatable cast of characters, while the fantastical world delights readers with an imagination. […]
Girls Volleyball falls to Redondo 3-2
The Costa girls volleyball team went head to head with the Redondo Sea Hawks in their final league match on Tuesday. They won the first two sets, but lost three straight in the end, losing the match, 3-2.
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“Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms” proves insightful
In his first book, titled “Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms,” former diplomat Gerard Russell provides a fascinating, though at times poorly written, view of these various faiths. His first-hand experiences with native peoples are remarkable, but they are diluted by needless anecdotes and other extraneous information. […]
Ten years later, “Saw” still frightens
Being rereleased for the Halloween season, “Saw” still proves to be as scary as when it was first released. The film’s sadistic tone, coupled with its suspenseful and unexpected plot twists, results in a film that stands as one of the genre’s bests.
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“Run the Jewels 2” reinvigorates rap genre
As Killer Mike and El-P’s sophomore album, “Run the Jewels 2” is an impressive feat, as the pair tries new styles, gains tonal consistency and successfully incorporates aspects of rock into their production.
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Staff Editorial: ASB’s enforced regulations are necessary for club efficiency
After financial auditors uncovered problems in the Associated Student Body’s clubs’ fund after the 2013-14 school year, the actions ASB has taken to ensure the legitimacy of student clubs and their budgets are justified and […]
Staff Editorial: PACE introduces positive new approach to Red Ribbon Week speakers
People Attaining Complete Equality started the 2014-15 school year off by starting a new, favorable trend in the annual Red Ribbon Week assembly. The organization ditched the traditional drug panel and invited speaker Tyler Durman […]
Editor’s Note: While at Costa, we must leave everything on the field
By Taylor St. Germain Editor-in-Chief As the senior varsity football players stepped on their home turf for the final time this past Friday, the stands were empty, barren and hushed. I have only one guess […]