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elcome to the archived stories! These are the second group in a total of five.	Needful Programs Getting Cut Students we need your help! President Bush released the federal budget and he plans on cutting certain federal grants that help high school and college students with their educational assistance. The programs that are being targeted are the TRIO programs... More	Sports Complex Coming A multi purpose sports complex is on its way to Copper Mountain College (CMC). According to Chief Business Officer of CMC, Kindred Murillo, the sports complex will make CMC, �More of a real college.� It will help bring a full college experience to the students. Construction should start in October or November of 2005 and end January 2007... More
Deciding Your Major � What�s your Major?� That�s the question on everyone�s lips. As you begin your journey as a college student, choosing what field to major in is one of the most important and pressing issues. Copper Mountain College (CMC) counselor Tony Thomas is available to help students make their choice... More	CMC Transfer Students to UC Riverside On March 1, 2005 the Outreach Counselor, Joyce Higashida came to meet with students in the Transfer Center. Students wishing to know more about University of California Riverside (UCR) signed up prior to the meeting to discuss possible requirements, eligibility, and what to expect leaving a community college, like Copper Mountain College (CMC) to a university. She freely discussed these questions along with what UCR looks for with majors, and also life styles for students staying at the campus... More	Veterans Get A$$istance The Veterans Assistance Office at Copper Mountain College (CMC), which is located within the Student Services suite of offices, is prepared to financially help military veterans with their pursuit of education... More

Breaking into Print

For writers who want to break into print, Copper Mountain College (CMC) offers a community service class titled, �A Beginner�s Guide to Getting Published.� The last class that was led by LeeAnne Krusemark, was held on Saturday Jan 29th...

Some Human Interest pieces can be found here.	Incredible Landscapes It began to sprinkle rain all over the Earthwork masterpiece by the world-famous artist, Ritsuko Taho who has Earthwork pieces throughout the world and has recently graced Copper Mountain College (CMC) with her presence and art... More	Students with Abilities Students with Abilities, is an active service club on the Copper Mountain College (CMC) campus, and was created in 1991 by Dr. Cheyenne Bonnell. They have been involved in bringing things to campus and raising money to help others... More
Black History Gospel Black History Month is here again. Carol Lasquade, who is the Director for the Transfer Empowerment Program (TEP), suggested that we celebrated this special month. This is the first that Copper Mountain College (CMC) participated. Black History Month was celebrated during lunch hour at noon in the cafeteria, February 23, Black History Month. Ann Marie German and Kim Frye were the two women that sang gospel songs and lead a worship and praise ceremony... More

The �New San Andreas Fault� Arrives at CMC

Notice anything different while pulling into the Copper Mountain College (CMC) parking lot this morning? Now surrounding the CMC sign, is an eye-catching bestowal of precisely placed rocks and bricks. More than just landscaping, this is art. More than just art, this is Earth Works...

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