ASB changes date of Winter Formal
Mira Costa’s Associated Student Body moved the date of its annual Winter Formal from Jan. 27 to Feb.10, and will be taking place at the Crowne Plaza near the Los Angeles airport. […]
Month: January 2018
“12 Strong” entices watchers with great action, plot, and cast
By Max Rosenberg Theme Editor The newest war film “12 Strong” entices watchers with exciting action, an important plot, and a talented cast. “12 Strong” depicted a topic not shown before, which added to the intrigue […]
Girls Rugby falls to View Park and Carson 15-10, 3-2
The Mira Costa girls rugby team fell to View Park and Carson High School 15-10 and 3-2 at Carson High School on Jan. 26. The Mustangs struggled to maintain a stable defense and Costa’s offensive front failed to further their lead throughout the two matches with the absence of their team captain Alexis Fonua. […]
Costa Wrestling destroys Peninsula 67-12
Mira Costa’s wrestling team competed at a team-dual meet at Peninsula High School on Jan. 24. With a total of 8 forfeits, the team was able to easily defeat Peninsula 67-12. Top wrestlers included seniors Hanul Kim and Jamie Krigsman, who pinned their opponents. […]
Boys Soccer Defeated by Peninsula 3-1
The Mira Costa boys soccer team fell to Peninsula high school 3-1 on Friday, Jan. 26. Although an upset, junior midfielder Josh Guadiano had a great performance with a goal in the first half. […]
Drama, Tech Dept. hold auditions for spring musical
The Mira Costa Drama and Tech Department held vocal and dance auditions on Jan. 8 and 9, respectively, for its spring musical “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,” ahead of callbacks which followed on Jan. 10 for those who received roles. […]
Junior Evers creates music video for original song
Mira Costa junior Chase Evers works her way up in the music industry by filming a music video. […]
Cancellation of Downtowner is detrimental to community
By Maysen Marolda Opinion Editor The free shuttle service known as the Downtowner, which that Global Electric Motorcars vehicles west of Pacific Avenue and between city borders to the north and south daily from 11 […]
Teacher Fishbowl will help identify leading causes of student stress
By Catelyn Di Leva Executive Opinion Editor Mira Costa’s Social Emotional Wellness Committee (SEW) hosted its Teacher Fishbowl on Jan. 10 in the small theater, where 11 randomly-selected Costa teachers shared their views on stress […]
New History grading system will not benefit students long term
Staff Editorial The History department revealed its new grading scale on Friday Jan. 19. They implemented this change in order to ensure that all Mira Costa students are on an equal grading system, whether or […]