By Catelyn DiLeva Staff Writer An anonymous bomb threat was made towards the Target on Sepulveda in Manhattan Beach on Wed. Around 1 p.m., Target shoppers were told by the employees to evacuate the store […]
By Catelyn DiLeva Staff Writer Social media speaker Josh Ochs came to speak to Mira Costa athletes about the positive and negative effects social media can have and how to use social media to student’s […]
By Catelyn DeLiva Staff Writer Mira Costa senior Lauren McKenna has started a petition that will be submitted to the Costa administration in an effort to exempt students without fifth or sixth period classes from […]
The Manhattan Beach 43rd annual Hometown Fair was held on Oct. 3 and 4, with over 4,000 visitors and approximately 200 booths participating. […]
By Catelyn Dileva Staff Writer A Southern California Edison transformer exploded on Wednesday due to overheated equipment failure at approximately 9 p.m. in Hermosa Beach. The power went out across the whole city due to […]
By London Foster Staff Writer Mira Costa’s new philanthropic club, Unity Dance, will soon begin teaching underprivileged kids various styles of dance. Starting September 15th, once a week, Unity Dance will go to St. Anthony […]
The majority of Mira Costa students enroll in Advanced Placement classes each year to either improve their college applications, possibly receive college credit, or to learn harder material. However, a drawback to certain AP classes is that they require students to pay a large amount of money for the textbooks. But, the library does offer to lend students, who either cannot afford the books or do not want to pay, the AP books. […]
By Catelyn Dileva Staff Writer Mira Costa students take summer school to either eliminate classes from their schedule or to get ahead in a subject. While it helps some students manage their class schedule, some […]
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