Gabby Baker / Photo Essay / La Vista
1. Students are performing the Star Spangled Banner for their first song of the night at the All District Orchestra Festival Concert. The concert was on Thursday, Feb. 8 at 6:30 PM in the big […]
Month: February 2018
Julia Alley / Photo Essay / La Vista
Seniors Ava Alexiades, Sophi Boylan, Madenn Le Sommier, Arielle Daye and Junior Rachel Langetieg perform the song Man or Muppet at the Drama AIDS Benefit Show in the small theater. They sang in Act one. […]
McKenzie Sussman / Photo Essay / La Vista
1. Junior Emma Binks dribbles the ball away from her opponent and towards the sideline. On Wednesday, February 7, Girls soccer played Redondo for their final league game at Redondo High School. 2. Junior Ava […]
Mira Costa boys Rugby falls to St. Augustine
The Mira Costa boys rugby team fell to Saint Augustine High School, 55-15, on Feb. 17 at Saint Augustine in San Diego during the first round of the California Interscholastic Federation championships. The top performer of the game included senior eight-man Jonah Tavai for his try that helped Costa remain competitive against the Saints. […]
ASB, H.E.A.R.T Club host, organize Kindness Week on campus
Mira Costa’s Associated Student Body and Helping Educate Acts of Respect Club encouraged students to participate in Random Acts of Kindness Week, which began Monday and ended today, starting with students send- ing appreciation texts and emails to teachers, friends and family. […]
“Altered Carbon” intrigues with a new approach on the sci-fi genre
By Ian Lockwood Online Managing Editor Netflix’s newest series, “Altered Carbon” takes a new approach to the genre of sci-fi through a cyberpunk dystopian environment. “Altered Carbon” holds a well-rounded cast that perfectly express the […]
Disorganization of blood drive disruptive, inconvenient
By Kareena Dhillon Online Features Editor The University of California, Los Angeles hosted a blood drive at Mira Costa on Feb. 7 in the Fisher Gymnasium from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The lack of […]
MBX Flex is a valuable alternative to traditional Costa summer school
By Maysen Marolda Opinion Editor In addition to traditional MBX summer school, the MBX foundation announced to Mira Costa families that it will begin MBX Flex this summer as an alternative summer school option to […]
Lack of critically acclaimed female directors is detrimental to Hollywood
By Megan Sullivan Executive Arts Editor As the 90th annual Academy Award season quickly approaches, it is important to note that this year, the fifth female nominee for best director, Greta Gerwig, will be honored […]
California Signs of Suicide implementation lacks appropriate attention
Staff Editorial The Mira Costa administration implemented the Signs of Suicide program on Jan. 31 in accordance with California State Law AB2246, requiring the governing board or body of local educational agencies serving pupils in […]