Lexie Blakeman News Editor Many Costa students are unaware that Azerbaijan reignited a decades-long conflict with Armenia over the self declared territory of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic on Sept. 27. Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally recognized as a part […]
Mia Cho Managing Editor On Nov. 7, Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden exceeded 270 electoral college votes, winning the presidential election. A global pandemic, friction between the candidates and President Donald Trump’s refusal to […]
By Ella Mahan Opinion Editor An African-American woman by the name of Breonna Taylor was shot and killed on March 13, 2020. This fatal incident has caused protests across the country. It has gained a […]
Mia Cho Managing Editor In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries around the world began mandating for face coverings in public places. Many states in the United States have followed suit, causing many […]
The University of Southern California recently announced that it will be offering free tuition to students of families who earn an annual income of $80,000 or less per year. […]
Considering the recent conflicts between the United States and Iraq, the discussion about a military draft has become a frequent discussion topic. […]
For 53 years, daylights savings has been a bi-annual time change in California but could potentially come to an end in 2020. This change should be brought forth because daylight savings time is detrimental to society, and eliminating the daylight savings will be beneficial for California residents. […]
College Board’s Advanced Placement Capstone program uses a cross-curricular approach and is designed to develop critical thinking skills for the students who participate. At Costa, Capstone is divided into two classes: AP Seminar and AP Research, which are taken over the course of two years. […]
In mid-February, the Trump administration announced a new federal rule stating that organizations who provide abortion resources, namely Planned Parenthood, would no longer receive government funding for family-planning, according to The New York Times. […]
In February of 2019, the Manhattan Beach City Council was delayed on a vote to eliminate foam meat trays in Manhattan Beach. […]
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