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The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

The official student news site of Coppell High School

Coppell Student Media

This morning, a group of voters support Julie Johnson for Texas State Representative for the 2018 general election outside of Coppell Town Center. Representatives give out cards and information about candidates that will be elected for local, state, and congressional level.

Record national early voting turnout make up 2018 midterm election

Christine Zacuai, Executive News Editor November 6, 2018

The doors of Coppell City Hall usher in and out eager voters ready to cast their ballots as local representatives and supporters patiently gather under their canopies under the cloudy skies for this year’s...

Midterm elections bring in new, old voters; Republicans make congressional sweep

November 5, 2014

By Kara Hallam Enterprise Editor @KaraHallam It may have been raining on Tuesday, but the weather did not cloud election spirit. Coppell students, teachers and residents alike participated and...

Students interested in military careers offered special oppurtunity

April 10, 2013

By Kristen Shepard Staff Writer Students at CHS tend to be very aware of their options following graduation from high school. Whether it is a trade school, four year college, or military academy, CHS...

Photo courtesy the City of Coppell

Coppell Councilman to run for Congress

April 2, 2012

By Mary Whitfill Features Editor Coppell City Council Place 3 holder Brianna Hinojosa-Flores has announced her resignation in order to place her name on the ballot for U.S. Congressional District...

Censorship bill faces opposition from internet companies, users

November 17, 2011

By Mary Whitfill Features Editor Popular social networking sites in the last 24 hours have been flooded with users angry over the recent SOPA act; a bill that many are claiming would lead to Internet...

Petition could keep Congress from pulling plug on public media

February 21, 2011

Ashleigh Heaton Editor-in-Chief Like publicly broadcasted media, like NPR (90.1 FM) or PBS? Well, if you want to keep these engaging medias open and free to the public, you need to let Congress know...

Rangel Marches On

November 19, 2010

By: Chris Cummins Staff Writer Charlie Rangel, the once feared Democratic member of Congress and influential member of the House Ways and Means Committee, was convicted Tuesday on 11 counts of ethics...

Voting really is first step towards change, Whitfill says

November 2, 2010

By Mary Whitfill There are a lot of things that bother me, as many of you know if you have been reading my blogs over the years. I don’t like people who avoid controversial issues, I don’t like...

“Don’t ask dont tell” unconstitutional, Whitfill says

October 4, 2010

By Mary Whitfill Features Editor As the question of whether or not to repeal militaries’ “don’t ask don’t tell” continues to snake its way through congress, the more it seems like it is...

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