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• Free Harvard course in Miami: Harvard Uni­

versity is teaming up with job-placement non­

profit LaunchCode, The Idea Centerat Miami

Dade College and' Career Source South Florida to

: offer its computer programming course to the : public free ~f charge. Based on the popular Har­ i vardUniversity/edX CS50 class, CS50x Miami is a :16-week course that requires no prior coding expe­ , rience. Online lessons will be supplemented by " live instructors. Anyone interested can register by May 29 for ·the course at www.launchcode.org/cs50xmiamL · LaunchCode and The Idea Center will host an · informational session for CS50x Miami at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Chapman Conference Center at Mia­

mi Dade College's Wolfson Campus.

"The opportunity to have free access to a high­

level coding class is revolutionary," said Jim

McKelvey, co-founder of LaunchCode and Square.

"South Floridians can get the hands-on education,

mentorship and experience they need - for free." .

Students who complete the course are eligible to .

apply for an apprenticeship through LaunchCode's

job-placement program. '

The Idea Center's goal is to put 1,000 students

through the program over the next year, said Lean­

dro Finol, executive director of the MDC entrepre­ neurship hub. .

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Harvard computer programming course to be offered free in Miami Harvard University is teaming up with job-placement nonprofit LaunchCode, The Idea Center at Miami Dade College and Career Source South Florida to offer its computer programming course to the public free of charge. Based on the popular Harvard University/edX CS50 class, CS50x Miami is a 16-week course that requires no prior coding experience. Online lessons will be supplemented by live instructors. Anyone interested can register by May 29 for the course at www.launchcode.org/cs50xmiami. LaunchCode and The Idea Center will host an open house and informational session for CS50x Miami on May 22 at 5:30PM in the Chapman Conference Center at Miami Dade College's Wolfson Campus . 'The opportunity to have free access to a high-level coding class is revolutionary," saids Jim McKelvey, co-founder of both LaunchCode and Square. "South Floridians can get the hands-on education, mentorship, and experience they need -for free." Students who complete the course are eligible to apply for an apprenticeship through LaunchCode's job placement program. The Idea Centers goal is to put 1,000 students through the program over the next year, said Leandro Finol, executive director of the Miami Dade College entrepreneurship hub.

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[email protected] Inside the Miami Dade College Homestead Campus library, a tall glass display case exhibits about a dozen new books each semester - all authored by children from the surrounding migrant and agricultural community with the help of college students. One of the authors, 7-year-old Diana Arellano, wrote about someday reuniting with her sister, who lives in Mexico.

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Opening Reception & Panel Discussion: Sunday, June 7, 2015, 1 :00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. (MDC) Museum of Art + Design (MOA+D) in collaboration with Word + Image Lab (WAIL) presents the new exhibition, Downtown Miami: The Ground Beneath Our Feet, showcasing a one-of-a-kind artists book created by 24 south Florida writers and artists. Collaborating together on twelve unique page spreads, each artist/writer team focused on an architectural site located in the downtown Miami vicinity. The writers participating in this book are Jaswinder Bolina, Adrian Castro, John Dufresne, Denise Duhamel, Luis Eligio D Omni, Andrea Gollin, Nadege Green, Michael Hettich, Lori Colleen Kelly, Jessica Machado, Molly Mcgreevy and Susan Weiner. Participating visual artists are Jenny Brillhart, Rosemarie Chiarlone, Felice Grodin, Gary Moore, Lea Nickless, Ernesto Oroza, Brian Reedy, Onajide Shabaka, Sara Stites, Carol Todaro, Tom Virgin, and Michelle Weinberg. Sites referenced in the book are the Miami Circle Archaeological Site, Plantation Slave Quarters, City of Miami Cemetery, D A Dorsey House, First Federal Courthouse and Post Office, Scottish Rite Temple, Brickell Mausoleum, Huntington Building, Freedom Tower, Olympia Theatre, US. Post Office and Courthouse, and the Alfred I DuPont Building.

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Freedom To wer 600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 305-237-7700 www.mdcmoad.org Through June 7: "Fountains and Galaxies" by Bernard Cooper May 8 through August 16: "Downtown Miami: The Ground Beneath Our Feet" with various artists May 28 through July 12: "Ne ighborhood Reclamation" by Michael Vasquez

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