Katie reflects on acts of kindness within Costa community
Where do we go from here? That question has been hanging over Manhattan Beach and the whole world since March of 2020. The truth is, there is not a right answer. This past year and […]
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How much news is too much news in an endless media cycle?
Naomi Tsuang Editor-in-Chief With news feeds cluttered with articles on the government shutdown, mass shootings and environmental disasters, it can be difficult to read the news. While keeping up with current events is crucial to […]
Editor’s Note: Seniors are not alone in the second semester mentality
By Jack Allen Editor-in-Chief I feel like I can finally take a breath for the first time in a year and a half. I realized that my life as a junior and first-semester senior was […]
Editor’s Note: Paris tragedy raises questions on journalistic morality
By Taylor St. Germain Editor-in-Chief Unfortunately, in recent weeks, we have all heard of the tragic events that occurred in Paris at the Charlie Hebdo offices. Acts of terror, such as the most recent shooting, […]
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 […]
Editor’s Note: Make the change: Keep it sincere and keep it honest
By Jack Allen Editor-in-Chief To this day, my 87 year-old grandfather, will not be caught dead sitting at the dinner table until every single person has been seated comfortably. When I was little I always […]
Public should be award of current events
By Taylor St. Germain Editor-in-Chief Before last week, I assumed that the majority of United States citizens is aware what is occurring in the country on a daily basis, whether they gather their information from […]
Editors’ Note: Editors-in-Chief look forward to the year of La Vista
By Jack Allen and Taylor St. Germain Editors-in-Chief As we sit here, looking to the year ahead of us, nothing hits our staff harder than letting go of our beloved La Vista seniors. Thinking back […]
A year of growth bodes well for future of La Vista staff
By Shaylyn Austin and Taylor St. Germain Editors-in-Chief A single room, filled with over a hundred clashing personalities, in which a unified product exits its doors every month seems unfeasible, but that is what La […]
Editor’s Note: Ill student’s strength, passion are an inspiration to all
After one of our fellow La Vista writers became ill last month, it gave us all the opportunity to praise Adam for his courage and learn from his strength. We should reflect on our own […]