If You Really Knew Me

November 16, 2010

In a perfect world, in a perfect high school, life at La Costa Canyon would be much like that final revelatory scene in the popular teenage drama Mean Girls. Exclusive cliques would cease to exist and we’d all be spirited, respected, and involved with campus community. The only issue here is that this... Read more »

School District Cuts Corners

Kiely Doherty and Nick Theriault
November 10, 2010

After the news hit last spring of the removal of the librarian position, students filing into the Library this year are surprised to find a helpful hand in research, books and study time. “I thought we weren’t going to have a librarian this year but when I went in to do homework, I saw someone... Read more »

New Fitness Center Nears Completion

Kenya Caines and Steven Fahy
November 10, 2010

 A new fitness center is in the process of construction that will change the way students exercise on campus. “The LCC Fitness Center will be open for all students to use after school, and is designed with the students and others in mind, not just our sports programs. Even the teachers will enjoy... Read more »

French II Class Cut

Will Jones, Trace Dimeff, Tara McQueen, and Jordan bernard
November 10, 2010

      The school’s budget has taken major hits this year, as many have already noticed with the massive class sizes throughout the school. One of the most devastating blows to some students is the cancellation of the French II class. Declining enrollment reduced the already small class to a point... Read more »

Congested Traffic Causes Frustration

Tanner Taguchi and Ally Allen
November 10, 2010

Every school day, 2,376 students drive, ride, or walk to school. With only two entrances for all vehicles and pedestrians, the traffic can snake from 1 Maverick Way all the way to Rancho Santa Fe Road, as well as create a line on Calle Acervo and Calle Barcelona. Students surveyed said that they spend,... Read more »

Runners Meet the Cardinal

Brenna Lyles and Steven Fahy
November 10, 2010

Having a very successful season so far, the cross country team traveled to Stanford University to compete in the Stanford Invitational, a nation-wide meet known for hosting some of the top high school talents in the country. This year marked the 37th anniversary of the Stanford Cross Country Invitational,... Read more »

Gridiron Report: Halfway Mark

Andrew Murray
November 8, 2010

From initial enthusiasm to crushing losses, the football team has endured numerous challenges during the first half of the season. And through all of it, they still have a winning record. “We expect to dominate every team,” Michael Albert, senior, said. “Unfortunately, the losses we have had just... Read more »