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Miami Dade College admits two-millionth student
By Michael Vasquez [email protected] It's easy to find big, impressive-sounding
statistics about Miami-Dade College - with
more than 175,000 students, MDC is the largest
community college in the country.
But even in a school that big, admitting your two­
millionth student is a milestone that stands out.
And that's who MDC says is taking classes this
fall semester, which began on Monday.
So who is MDC student number 2,000,000? It's
, Taty Rivera, a 2013 graduate of Coral Reef
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before starting classes at MDC's Kendall Miami Dade College has admitted its 2 millionth student: campus.
College President Eduardo Padron
Tatyana Rivera from the Class of2013 at Coral Reef personally phoned Rivera to congratulate her. Senior High School.
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Along with that phone call, Rivera received
vouchers good for $200 in textbooks at the college bookstore. When Rivera told her mom, she
said the response was "Oh my God, my little baby, you haven't even started the school and look at
you."
"She was excited, like everybody else," Rivera said.
Rivera had strong high school grades and test scores - she received MDC's full-tuition
American Dream scholarship - but the 18-year-old said she didn't bother applying to other
schools, even though they could potentially be interested. Rivera said her older brother attended
MDC and raved about it, and that recommendation (combined with the convenience of staying
close to home and enjoying mom's cooking) sealed the deal.
"Miami Dade was my first and only choice," Rivera said.
College officials said the 2,000,000 figure was tracked through the unique stUdent 10 numbers
that are issued during the admissions process . When Rivera was admitted in March,
administrators knew she was the one, but they decided to wait until she began classes to make
the big announcement.
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For MOC leaders, the DNo-miliion milestone was a moment to reflect on all the growth that has
taken place since the school opened its doors in 1960. By the mid-1960s, enrollment had
skyrocketed from an initial student body of 1 ,428 students to more than 15,000. From there,
MOC's local footprint would only further increase. The college admitted its one-millionth student in
1999.
Rene Garcia, MOC's director of enrollment management, said reaching 2,000,000 students is in
part due to the college simply being around for a long time. But Garcia said it also shows that the
public has embraced MOC's programs as a way to improve their lives.
"It speaks to not only the reach of the college, but also the realization on the part of the community
that economic mobility is driven by education," Garcia said.
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Miami Author Edwidge Danticat: "Claire of
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By B. Caplan
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house.
Like so many other Haitian-Americans, the Miami author
lost family in the 2010 earthquake that by some estimates
killed more than 300,000 people in and around Port-au­
Prince.
"At some point, his body was moved to the family
mausoleum, but his son was lost in the rubble and was never
recovered," she remembers. "It's always a part of visiting
Haiti, a visit to the living and to the dead."
Released this week, Claire of the Sea Light is Danticat's first
book-length work ofliterary fiction since The Dew Breaker
in 2004. Since then, she has received her second National
Book Award nomination, for her memoir Brother, I'm Dying,
and a MacArthur "Genius" grant. Also, on her most recent
visit to Haiti, she was given a bag crocheted by the wife of
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going mad and started making these bags to cope. Sometimes, what you come away with from Haiti is so intangible, so from this last visit, I'm so happy to have this bag." Mitchell Kaplan, cofounder of Miami Book Fair International and owner of Books & Books, says the Oprah-anointed Danticat is "increasingly being recognized as one of our most important writers. The new novel is really powerful and will continue that trajectory." In Claire of the Sea Light, a body washes up on the shore of a Haitian fishing village. All of the
witnesses seem to be connected to each other in surprising ways that are by turns terrifying,
scandalous, and life-affirming. Overlapping narratives detail the lives ofthese characters over a
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DAILY Moviecity backs Encuentros
26 August, 2013
I By Jeremy Kay
EXCLUSNE: Latin American pay-TV network Moviecity has signed on as presenting sponsor of the 11th edition of Miami
International Film Festival (MIFF)'s post-production development programme.
Moviecity will provide a $35,000 grand prize and an exclusive four-year pay-TV deal with the winner selected by a jury for Latin America and Caribbean territories (excluding Brazil). Miami Encuentros will run during the festival's Mar 7-16 2014 dates and will provide a $35,000 grand prize.
"We are very happy to be working with Moviecity to give some of the year's top-quality projects a platform and
opportunity for a significant and substantial pre-sale, to successfully position their films for maximum success," said MIFF
executive director Jaie Laplante. "MIFF continues our commitment to support the filmmakers who will be providing us
with the great art of tomorrow."
"At Moviecity, we are committed to the Latin American film industry by encouraging and fostering productions and filmmakers from across the region to continue producing and investing in local cinema," said president and CEO Edgar Spielmann. MIFF's 2013 Encuentros winner All About The Feathers (Por Las Plumas) (pictured) by Costa Rican first-time director
Neto Villalobos, received $10,000 in completion funds and gets its world premiere in Toronto next month. Urban
Distribution International represents world rights.
Five projects will be selected to take part in Miami Encuentros 2014 and will be announced in late February. The
programme is open to features produced partially or entirely by Latin-American-based production companies or from US
Hispanic filmmakers, that are currently in post-production and will not be completed by March 2014.
Projects must between 60 and 120 minutes in Spanish and have at a minimum temporary subtitles in English for the
Encuentros screening or, in the case of US Hispanic films that are in English, have at a minimum temporary subtitles in
Spanish for the Encuentros screening.
Brazilian and Portuguese films in Portuguese are eligible to compete if the producers commit to covering the cost of
subtitling the film in Spanish for final delivery to Moviecity should they be awarded the grand prize. They must also
provide a dialogue list for electronic subtitling to MIFF in addition to having at a minimum temporary subtitles in English
for the Encuentros screening.
Projects must be submitted by Jan 10, 2014.
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International Film Festival (TIFF). The Discovery section represents diverse perspectives which include 28
first and second feature films made by outstanding filmmakers from Hong Kong, France, Israel, Australia,
Uruguay, Italy, Singapore, Costa Rica and South Africa.
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of the USD $10,000 cash prize sponsored by EGEDA [il ttp://lNWW egeda-us.com/] , the Audiovisual Producers'
Rights Management Association from Spain.
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All About the Feathers is about Chalo, a lone security guard struggling to find his first gamecock (a rooster
trained for cockfights). His job in an abandoned factory is boring and monotonous but it doesn't seem to
bother him that his life is like that as well. Once he manages to get his longed for rooster, which he names
Rocky, a chain of funny situations ensues, testing Chalo 's passion and love for his new (and only) friend.
FollOwing its world premiere in Toronto, All About the Feathers will vie for the Kutxa-New Directors Award at
San Sebastian Film Festival with 16 first or second directors from Spain, the US, Israel, France, Turkey,
Lithuania, Costa Rica, Greece, Mexico, China, Iceland, Ukraine, Holland and Belgium.
Miami Encuentros [http ://www.miamifilmfestival.comlindustry/encuent ros. aspx) , created in 2003 with the objective
of facilitating and supporting the completion of Latin American and U.S. Hispanic feature film projects in post­
production and propelling them towards their debuts on the international stage . - Tatyana Chiocchetti
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This past weekend at the Cannes Film Festival's M arche du Film, it was announced that negotiations had
been completed between Costa Rican producer/director Neto Villalobos' MIFF Encuentros winning project
Por las plumas (All About the Feathers) and Eric Schnedecker of Frederic Corvez's Paris-based Urban
Distribution International (UDI) [http://VV\NW.urbandistrib.c om/fil ms#fic hej. Schnedecker began negotiations with
Villalobos in Miami, where he first saw the film as a MIFF Encuentros jury member. In agreement with fellow
jury members Mar Abadin of 6 Sales , Rebeca Conget of Film Movement and Leslie Cohen of HBO,
Villalobos' wry comedy was selected as the recipient of the USD $10,000 cash prize sponsored by EGEDA
[ht tp://\'vvvw.egeda-us.com/] , the Audiovisual Producers' Rights Management Association from Spain.
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gamecock (a rooster trained for cockfights). Once he manages to get his longed for rooster, who he names
Rocky , a chain of funny situations ensues, testing Chalo's passion and love for his new and only friend.
UDI is now actively shopping the project to international buyers.
(All About the Feathers) has not yet been announced.
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Ballroom, Kagin Commons. Blanco will also be awarded an honorary degree.
Blanco is the YOlmgest, the first Latino, and the first openly gay person to serve as the Presidential inaugural poet.
He was selected by President 0 barna to be the fifth inaugural poet in history, joining the ranks of such luminary
poets as Robert Frost, Maya Angelou, Miller Williams and Elizabeth Alexander.
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The Gale Fund , the Gay and Lesbian Equity Fund, has granted The Truro Center for the Arts mJney to fund two scholarships for local students to attend Richard Blanco's Master Class on June 20th. The Gale Fund was established at the Cape Cod Foundation in 1998 with funding from the National Lesbian & Gay comrrunity Funding Partnership and matching contributions from local businesses and Individuals. Richard Blanco was made in Cuba, assembled in Spain, and imported to the United States-meaning his mJther, seven mJnths pregnant, and the rest of the family arrived as exiles from Cuba to Madrid where he was born. Only forty-five days later, the family emigrated once mJre and settled in New York City, then eventually in Miami where he was raised and educated. His acclaimed first book of poetry, City of a Hundred Fires, explores the yearnings and negotiation of cultural identity as a Cuban-American, and received the Agnes Starrett Poetry Prize from the University of Pittsburgh Press. His second book, Directions to The Beach of the Dead, won the Beyond Margins Award from the PEN American Center for its continued exploration of the universal themes of cultural identity and homecoming . A third collection, Looking for The Gulf Motel, was published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in 2012, His poems have appeared in top literary journals including, The Nation, the New Republic, Ploughshares, Michigan Quarterly Rev iew, and Tri Quarterly Rev iew; and several anthologies inc Iud ing, The Best American Poetry, Great American Prose Poems, Bread loaf Anthology of New American Poets, and American Poetry: The Next Generation. He has been featured on National Public Radio's All Things ConSidered, and various conferences and venues including the Miami Book Fair, The Southern Writers Conference, The Sunken Garden Poetry Festival, the Dodge Poetry Festival, and The Poetry Center at Smith College. Acclaimed poet Rigobeno Gonzalez describes Blanco's poetry : ''The poems in Looking for The Gulf Motel are bittersweet songs that ache with the 'sweet and slow honey of a bolero.' They croon about journey s from Cuba and Spain to Florida and Maine ; mJurn languages, lovers , and names that were or could have been; and praise the forgotten pop culture icons that expanded one young person's view of his nationality and manhood, If all loss is like exile, Blanco tells us, then searching for love (in the self, in others) is healing, is finding home, because 'love is thicker than any country .'" -Rigoberto Gonzalez
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The Miami Book Fair, one of Miami's flagship cultural events, will treat book lovers to eight days of
cultural and educational activities, November 17-24, including the beloved Evenings With ... series, the
IberoAmerican Authors program, literacy and learning activities for children and teens during Generation
Genius Days, and The Kitchen, demos and panels for food enthusiasts in partnership with the College's
Miami Culinary Institute. To celebrate the 30th anniversary, the Fair organizers have launched a campaign
that celebrates Miami's love and involvement with their hometown jewel.
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Edmundo Paz-Soldan on Norte, co-presented with Books Et. Books
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1927 in Brooklyn. New York.
His Rarents were Dr. David and
Gussie Harrison. In 1930 the
familY moved to Newburgh
New"York where Burt attended
public schools. He was active in
scouting. became a Palm Eagle
Scout and graduated high school
in 1945.
He received his BA Degree from
the University of Miami and a
ID, cum laude, in 1952, where
he served as an editor of the
Law Review. . After graduating
and being admitted to The
Florida Bar, he enlisted In the
United States Army and served
3 years as a JAG otlicer.
Following his military service,
he began a long and successfu
career practicing law,
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specializing in 15anking and
related fierds. His practice took
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States, as well as to Switzerland,
Hawaii and Costa Rica.
On Christmas Day in 1963, he
got very lucky and married
Lydia Myers of Lancaster .
Pennsylvania. He and Lydia
traveIIed extensively arouna the
world and are ardent
supporters of the University of
Miami Schools of Law and
Medicine, the New World School
of the Arts, and 'NLfu'J Public
Radio.
Burt is survived by his wife;
sister, Betsie Clayman;
Sister-in-law, Linda Harrison as
well as many nieces and
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nephews and their children. No
funeral service will be held.
Instead, the family will host a
Memorial Concert to celebrate
Burt's life on 9'aturday. October
5 at 3:00 p.m. at the New World
School of the Arts. ?5 N.E. 2nd
Street, Miami Florida. A
reception wiii follow. In lieu of
flowers, feel free to make a
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contribution to any of the
organizations Burt loved and
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Irina Reinoso, beloved daughter,
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We invite you to learn about Homestead, Florida and discover how our
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Welcome to Homestead
We are excited to welcome you to Homestead, Florida. Homestead is a
beautiful place to live, work and play with a quality of life that is unparalleled.
Our city is ideally located between Miami and the Florida Keys providing your
business with easy access to two growing markets. Homestead is conveniently
located just a short drive from Miami International Airport and the Port of
Miami - making logistics and travel a breeze. We have a wealth of affordable,
undeveloped land and commercial sites making Homestead an ideal location for
you to grow or expand your business. Our City boasts a diverse and well-educated
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It is easy to access Homestead by the Florida Turnpike and US 1. Homestead
is a short thirty-minute drive from Miami to the north and to the Florida Keys
to the south. This South Dade location is against the main flow of traffic, which
makes commuting and transport quicker, easier and less stressful. Many buildings
in Homestead have rail access, and the city is close to a regional airport, an
international airport and a seaport.
Miami InternationalAirport
Miami International Airport (MIA) is a thirty-minute drive (31 miles from the City
center) from Homestead, and is one of the leading international passenger and
freight airports in the world. Additionally, Miami International Airport is the largest
United States gateway for Latin America and the Caribbean. Both travel and
shipping at Miami International Airport are world-class, and are sure to meet
your travel and logistic needs.
Port of Miami
The Port of Miami is the Cargo Gateway of the Americas and is located just
32 miles from Homestead. The world's leading cargo companies call at the Port
of Miami and these companies ship to over 100 countries and 250 ports. Ad­
ditionally, some of the world's largest cruise ships berth at the Port of Miami. The
Port of Miami can serve both your business and your recreation needs.
Homestead General Aviation Airport
For easy access and no landing fees, Homestead General Aviation Airport (X51)
is a great choice for business aircraft and recreation. At only three miles from the
City center, the airport is very easy to access. The airport features two paved and
lighted runways, an Ultralight turf runway, Aerobatic box and Skydive drop zone.
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Ideal for Life and Work
Homestead is a beautiful place to live and work. In our city, sunn y days are the
norm and the average temperature is 75 degrees. Few places in the nation boast
such an ideal environment to live, work and recreate. Nestled between two of our
nation 's most serene and beautiful national parks, Homestead offers a wealth of
fishing, boating, hiking, biking and diving opportunities for our residents.
Miami, one of the country's most vibrant and culturally rich cities, is only thirty
miles north of Homestead. Home to world-class cuisine, three professional sports
teams and an exciting nightlife, Miami is only a short drive away. Additionally,
Homestead is home to Homestead Hospital, a Baptist Health hospital that offers
state-of-the-art health care for your family and your employees.
Recreation
The Development Services team welcomes new businesses and simplifies the development process
Homestead is Business Friendly
The City of Homestead is committed to ensuring the success of new and existing
business in the city, and we can't wait to help you relocate or start your business
in Homestead. Florida is consistently ranked as one of the top pro-business
states in the country for a number of excellent reasons:
• Homestead has fair, clear, and predictable codes and review processes.
• Florida has a low corporate income tax rate and no personal income tax.
Homestead is adjacent to two national parks. Ten miles west of Homestead is a
wealth of natural beauty: Everglades National Park. The Everglades are home to
vast mangrove forests and watery sawgrass plains. The Everglades are truly a sub­
tropica I wi Iderness that shelters a II igators, ibis, eagles, ma natees, and panthers.
Biscayne N ationa l Park is located east of Homestead and encompasses Biscayne
Bay, beautiful barrier islands and coral reefs. Just south of the city are the Florida
Keys with an abu nd ance of recreational activities.
Hometown Atmosphere
The hom etown atmosphere in Homestead that welcomes visitors comes from a
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Homestead a desirable place to live, work, and raise a family. The City of
Homestead offers a unique small-town atmosphere with all the amenities of a
big city. Welcom e to Homestead: truly a grea t place to live and work'
• Florida is one of only a few "right to work" states in the United States.
• Homestead offers highly competitive costs of doing business.
• The Homestead tax system clearly provides a business-friendly environment
and offers new and existing businesses many different incentives.
• The sales tax in Homestead is only 7%.
Incentives
Homestead offers a variety of incentives for your expanding or relocating
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be eligible for depending on their location, type of business and the number of
jobs that their business creates.
Please reach out to Homestead's Economic D eve lopment team if you have any
questions or need any add itional information. You can reach the City of Homestead
Economic Development Team at (305) 224-4483.
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The natural beauty of Everglades National Park provides a variety of recreat iona l options (or reside nts and visitors
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A Top-Notch Workforce
Homestead is home to a top-notch workforce with over 60,000 City residents and
an additional 400,000 people within a twenty-minute commute.
CoJlege and Training Programs
FPL the largest electric utility in Florida, calls Homestead home
Affordable Sites, Reliable Utilities and High-Speed Access
Homestead and the South Dade area boast the only remaining undeveloped land
in th e cou nty, making the area a prime location for new and expanding business­
es. Homestead has a variety of affordable sites available for lease or purchase,
Inc luding a 280-acre, build-to-suit Park of Commerce. Homestead also features
a 1,000 acre Foreign Trade Zone that encompasses the Park of Commerce and
adjacent lands. Businesses that locate in this area will be able to operate outside
of the co untry's commerce for customs purposes.
High Speed Access
Homestead features state of the art infrastructure that will allow your business to
be well co nnected. With a high-speed fiber optic network and wireless towers
and satellite sites in the City core, your business will be able to do business
effectively and efficiently.
The City of Homestead is home to Miami
Dade College, a 5,000-student college
with a variety of undergraduate programs
including a world-class aviation-training
program. Our Histori c Downtown
is also home to a premium medical
training school, Dade Medical College.
Homestead is also in close proximity
to two nationally ranked universities
with high quality undergraduate and
graduate programs: Florida International
University and the University of Miami.
Homestead boasts a high-quality workforce and a
variety of higher education institution s
Mil itary-Trained Per onne]
Homestead is hom e to thousands of retired veterans who are still early-to-mid
career and can bring their expertise to your business. These veteran s as well as the
many reservists in Homestead provide a deep pool of management and technical
expertise to the community and can help take your business to the next level.
Workforce BoLstered by Right-to-W ork
Employers and employees in Florida are constitutionally protected by the ri ght-to
work regard less of membership or non-membership in a labor organization_
Reliable Utilities
The City owns and operates a
state-of-the-art utility to serve
your home and business, and
provide you with affordable
and reliable power and water.
The area is also home to FPL's
Turkey Point Power Plant so
you can be confident that your
home and business will always
have access to the affordable
energy that you need.
Homestead Energy Services provides affordable and reliable service
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Hom estead: the best place to grow your business
Our military personnel and veterans can bring both technical knowledge and management skills to your business
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Westminster is on a mission
By Andre C. Fernandez a 1fe rnand ez@Miami Hera Id .co m Westminster Christian's volleyball coaches
playfully joked about canceling Senior Night this
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"They've such an awesome group to coach on
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members graduate from Westminster. They're
like family."
Westminster Christian's "core four" of outside
hitters Sylvia Hernandez, Jenny Ceballos, libero
Susie Forbes and setter Kelsey Taylor has led the Warriors to the Class 3A state final four in
consecutive seasons.
2013.
They want their last season together to end with a state championship, something that has eluded
the quartet each time.
"They definitely haven't forgotten the bitterness of losing ," Doan said. "We're not always the tallest
team at state, but we try to make up with it with speed and our skill. That's what we're trying to
focus on this season and bring it home."
Hernandez, a 5-11, two-time Miami Herald Player of the Year, Gatorade Player of the Year nominee, and University of Miami signee, is one of the top-rated players in the country. "Aside from her skill, Sylvia just has a switch she turns on when her teams needs it the most in a
tough match," Doan said.
Ceballos, a 5-11 Rollins University commitment, complements her on the court with her versatility.
Taylor, a 5-6 three-year starter at setter, is committed to Miami-Dade College and one of the best
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sus manuscritos".
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• EI Cine de Arte del Miami Dade College estrena
el fllm cubanoamericano Una noche, dirigido por
Lucy Mulloy. Hasta el jueves 29. Teatro Koubek, 2705
SW 3 St. Informes en el (305) .642-1264 0 en la pagina
www.koubekcenter.org/ artcinema.aspx. .
• Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation (CIFO)
invita avarias actividades de su exhibicibn Defe­
rred Archive. 2013 Grants and Commissions Pro­
gram Exhibition. Panel de discusion con los artis­
tas, hoy; a las 5 p.m. ; manana: tour guiado, 5 p,m:;
recepcion de apertura, 6 p.m. 1018 N Miami Ave.
.Teh~fono (305) 415-6343.
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• EI profesor Qlielio A. Roql,le Comenzara dos
nuevos cursos de Cabala: La numerologia cabalisti­
ca y pitagorica. Martes 27, 8p.m. en Gaia (2150 NW
70 Ave.);·y curso Trabajo practico sobre el arbol de
la vida (ambas conferencias introductorias gratui­
tas) . Manana, 8p.m. en el Centro Angelico de Luz
(12134 SW 117 Ct.) Informes en los telefonos (786)
253-7357 0 (305) 999-1120.
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• EI Centro Cultural Espanol presenta "Taller de
Flamenco para Adultos". Aprende a bailar flamenco
con Primitivo. Daza, W1a de las primeras figuras de
la danza espanola del momento. Llmes y martes
desde el9 de septiembre hasta el29 de octubre, de .
6:30 p.m. a 8 p.m. Curso completo de 16 clases $320,
clases sueltas $25. EI'pago de la mitad de la matricu­
la asegura el puesto. C\lpo limitado. (305) 448-9677 0
al email [email protected]. 1490 Biscayne
Blvd. Miami, F133132.
• EI Directorio,Democratico Cubano y el Instituto
de Estudios Cubanos y Cubano Americanos invitan
ala presentacion dellibro Cuba: A Nation In Se­
arch Of A State: A Theory of Cuban Ex ile Natio­
nalism in America, del Dr. Orlando Gutierrez­
Boronat. Manana, 7 p.m., en la Casa Bacardi (1531
Brescia Ave. , Coral Gables.
• History Miami invita al Foro del Museo: La
invasion de Bahia Cochinos con el Capitan Amado
Cantillo, Humberto J. Cortina y Enrique Encinosa.
Manana, 6:30 p.m., en Palm Springs North Library
(17601 NW 78 Ave., Hialeah) . .
• La Junta Patriotica Cubana invita a la Conme­
moracion de la Matanza de Santa Rosa de Lima.
Viernes 30, 8 p.m. en el Salon de la Junta Patriotica
(4600 NW 7 St.)
. • Editorial Silueta invita a la presentacion del
libro Hablar de Guillehno Rosales, de Elizabeth
Mirabal y Carlos Velazco. Viernes 30, 7:30 p.m. Pre­
sentacion de Rodolfo Martinez Sotomayor. En Ivan
Galindo Art Studio (2248 SW 8 St.).
• Cernuda arte invita ala apertura de la exhibi­
cion Cundo BermUdez: el artista, el amigo (19
pinturas del maestro de las decadas de los 40 a los 90
y W1 grupo de obras de artistas de su generacion
(CarrenO, Cardenas, Diago, Mariano y Mijares).
Recepcion de apertura, viernes 6sep. 7 p.m. 3155
Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, (305) 461-1050).
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