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elcome to the home page of Copper Mountain College's student news paper, The Coyote Informer. This site is student run and student written for the News Writing and Reporting class. Please feel free to contact any of the writers who have so graciously provided their emails for hire opportunities, or perhaps news information. Enjoy!	Possible Student Fee Hike Impending! Governor Schwarzenegger's January budget proposes no increase in student fees; however, the Legislative Analyst Office (LAO) has recommended that the governor raise fees from 26 dollars per unit to 33 dollars per unit.... More	ASCMC�s President Proposal for Student Center Associated Copper Mountain College Student President George Briggs, wants to do big things for this college and students in the near future. He has proposed a Student Center on the CMC campus to the Administration. More
Knowledge, Research and Leisure The Copper Mountain College (CMC) Greenleaf Library is here to support the needs of every student. The library has up to date research materials, from literature and entertainment, to fiction and nonfiction... More	MP3 Players and You Nothing beats the satisfaction of hearing your favorite song, no matter what it is you�re doing. With the technology of MP3s, you�re no longer limited to the physical space CDs take up in your book bag. So which platform do you use... More	Mary Bierman Mary Bierman was a young, beautiful girl of the age 18, who led a very short life. She was a very talented and artistic person who made a huge impact on the world. Although she was quiet and kept closely to herself and friends, her talents and beauty did not go unnoticed... More

Kymaerica Comes to Copper Mountain College

Did you know that an ancient religious cult used to inhabit what is now called Joshua Tree? Well, neither did anyone else until artist Eames Demetrio came to town. Demetrio and his conceptual art piece, entitled �Pilgrimage Trail,� have won the first place prize in the International Earth Works Art exhibit at the High Desert Nature Museum in Yucca Valley...

Some Human Interest pieces can be found here.	Coyote Informers The Copper Mountain College (CMC) journalism class (J3A) has created its own web site with the help of student Shawn Murray. The students will utilized this web site as a professional portfolio and contact page, even after they finish the course in May... More	Enlightening Field Trip On March 17, 2005, Copper Mountain College�s (CMC) Shakespeare class escaped the expected routine of the classroom and headed to California State University of San Bernardino (CSUSB) to experience a ceremony practiced for hundreds of years- live theatre... More
Why P.E? Physical Education (PE) is important for health, well being and promoting self-development and understanding. Copper Mountain College (CMC) requires students to take two credits of physical education before graduation as part of the life-long learning requirement. Think of PE as the bodies equivalent to math problems for the brain... More	Supervisor and Pastor Supervisor of Maintenance and Operations and Pastor Richard Treece is doing a fantastic job in leadership. He has been managing his crew here at Copper Mountain College (CMC) for four and half years and has been an ordained pastor for thirteen months... More

Women�s History Month

Wearing a dark blue Air Force uniform and holding a cane in one hand, former Women�s Air Force Service Pilot (WASP) of WWII, Betty Strohfus walked carefully to a seat reserved for her near a microphone in the Copper Mountain College (CMC) Caf� on March 15. It is almost too hard to believe that this woman loves to fly fast and fly hard...

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