BC Hosts Annual Hackathon, Food App Takes Biggest Trophy

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The Annual BC Hackathon is a 24-hour competition that encourages young programmers to develop innovative software while applying technical and communication skills. Weing Leung/The Observer

Sara Varela element, and colleges and Gustavo Cordido, a BC student these “increase the confidence anywhere else,” said Davis. Editor-in-chief universities are using them to majoring in Computer Science of the students” and admits that However, hackathons’ most inspire students in and outside and who’s participating for the students may “learn more in those valuable characteristic, according the STEM fields to develop first time, says that the Hackathon 24 hours than in a whole semester to both the hosts and field experts, For the third year, Broward innovative software and work on is a way to put himself and his of class” due to the fast-paced is its 24-hour turnaround time. College hosted its annual a wide skill set. skill set to the test. characteristic of the hackathons. They agree that students will Hackathon, where students “The goal is to bring together “I think is going to help me out Robert Davis, program manager benefit the most from learning are encouraged to create new the student tech community a lot and learn how everything of the Computer Accelerated how to work in highly stressful software in 24 hours or less. environments on a set, short In its latest edition, the BC amount of time. Hackathon attracted students from “In the professional world, FIU, FAU and Palm Beach State especially in technology, you College to participate alongside have to be able to pick up a BC students, conforming 13 new technology quickly and teams of five students each. sometimes you will have to spend Four judges from different late nights to learn something new companies evaluated each and be able to develop something group’s presentation and awarded meaningful out of what you five trophies in the categories of learn,” said Brent Lewis, a Best Overall, Code for a Cause, software engineer at Microsoft Most Innovative Idea, Best and BC alumni, who participated Presentation and Crowd Favorite. as a judge. Judging criteria included elements “To be able to learn something such as innovation, complexity new, play around with it, and and implementation. actually develop something that The group What’s this? created can actually be useful in the real an app of the same name, which world is invaluable,” adds Lewis. scans food and tells you its But ultimately, it’s the students ingredients, and took home the who can tell how the hackathon award for Best Overall. The helps them. group was comprised by Manuel “This is a great opportunity that Peña, Tangy Frederick, Adrian Broward College is providing Silva, Cecilia Constantine and Winning Team What’s This? poses with trophy alongside BC President J. David Armstrong, Jr. and hosts Michelle Levine for any student, not necessarily Jorge Ortiz. and Robert Davis. Weing Leung/The Observer related to the STEM fields, and I Over the past decade, so that people can have fun works and also get to know how Pipeline To Unlock Regional think it’s very useful and a lot of Hackathons have been an creating and working on to manage developing under Excellence (CAPTURE) fun,” said Cordido. instrument for companies looking teams, and develop their tech, pressure,” he said. program, builds on that idea. to inspire their own programmers. presentation and communication Levine, who was the driving “The hackathons provide an However, over the past few skills,” said Michelle Levine, force behind the creation of the environment for collaboration and years, Hackathons have also program manager of Computer BC Annual Hackathon three years a level of personal development incorporated an academic Programming. ago, explains that events like that I don’t think you can get [email protected] TO SEE MORE, VISIT OUR PHOTO GALLERY AT THEBROWARDCOLLEGEOBSERVER.COM October 24, 2017 BRIEFS 2 Keep up with BC: What’s going on around campus? PLEASE RECYCLE Protect the environment

BC is on the run for the Aspen Prize for third time Sara Varela $1 million award, given to Editor-in-chief institutions that excel in the areas or learning, certificate and degree completion, employment It was recently announced and earnings, and high levels of that Broward College qualifies access for minority students. to compete in the 2019 Aspen BC has made the top ten Prize for Community College finalists’ list in 2013 and 2016 Excellence. and was recognized as a Finalist BC will compete with another with Distinction for the 2017 149 schools in the nation that edition. The top ten list of finalists have been selected out of a pool for the 2019 Aspen Prize will be of over 1,000 public, two-year announced in May 2018. institutions nationwide. This will be the third year that BC is on the run for the prestigious [email protected] North Central South

STRESS RELEASE OPEN MIC OF PEACE/ TEDX BROWARD COLLEGE COLOR THERAPY PEACE DAY EVENTS WATCH PARTY WORKSHOP When: Oct. 26 at 11 a.m. When: Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. When: Oct. 25 at 12 p.m. Where: Patio, bldg 19 Where: Bldg. 68, room 191 Where: Coffeehouse, bldg 46

STEAM ART SERIES PUBLIC SAFETY CA- PIZZA AND POLITICS LECTURE (JENNIFER REER DAY (SPEAKERS ANGUS) SERIES AND CAREER When: Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. FAIR) Where: Bldg. 68, room 191 When: Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m. Where: Bldg 62 When: Nov. 1 at 11 a.m. Where: Bldg 22

HAUNTED HOUSE/ ROMEO IS BLEEDING A HISTORICAL LOOK PUMPKIN CARVING FILM SERIES AT THE PHENOMENA CONTEST OF WEREWOLVES AND When: Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. VAMPIRES When: Oct. 31, 11 a.m. to 4p.m. Where: Bailey Hall When: Oct. 31 at 12:30 p.m. Where: West side of bldg 46 Where: PCAT auditorium October 24, 2017 NEWS 3 BC takes a stand against bullying, hosts Blue Shirt Day David Perez Contributing Writer

Bullying is one of the many troubles a student can find him or herself in while attending school. While some people feel overwhelmed by it, some other students decide to take a decisive stand against bullying, or more like a stomp. A group of students decided to commemorate the “World Day of Bullying Prevention” by celebrating an event on Central Campus called “Stomp out Bullying” on Oct. 2 to promote awareness against bullying. According to Stomp Out Bullying.org, the first Monday of each October is Blue Shirt Day, World Day of Bullying Prevention, which signifies the importance of National Bullying In recognition of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, Broward College hosted Blue Shirt Day. Photo credit: stompoutbullying.org Prevention Awareness Month each October. “We are trying to reach out to and a blue cardholder with the started to come and participate to not be scared, they were not Stomp Out Bullying is the those who didn’t have someone to logo of Broward College Student in the games and the activities only telling passing students to leading national anti-bullying talk with,” said Sophia Fernand, a Life and the phrase “Say NO to it became funky and cheerful, come to the event and join them; and cyberbullying organization student who helped organize the Bullying.” which contrasted with the cloudy they were also telling people who for kids and teens in the U.S., event. There was also another table day. The team that organized the were victims of bullying to not and is dedicated to changing There were many activities where Sam Gomez, a student, event played music, and some be scared of speaking or taking a the culture for all students. It featured at the event. They gave many sheets and brochures students even decided to dance stand. works to reduce and prevent included a table with crayons which included phone numbers, along. For more information on bullying, cyberbullying, sexting and markers to paint drawings or webpages and emails about Fernand was always inviting Stomp Out Bullying, visit and other digital abuse, educates a woman who drew cartoons at bullying prevention and help. people with the microphone. stompoutbullying.org or call 877- against homophobia, LGBTQ request. “We want people who are “Come over here, don’t 602-8559. discrimination, racism and hatred, Right at the entrance of the bullied to speak up,” said Gomez. be scared,” Fernand said and deters violence in schools, event, after signing in, the person “To speak up about them being continuously. “We have bracelets online and in communities across was given an orange bracelet with bullied.” and free stuff.” the country, according to its the inscription “UNITED WE The environment was quiet Fernand implied a double website. STAND AGAINST BULLYING” at first; however, when people meaning when she told people [email protected] New workshop series explores the meaning of truth in the Trump era Daniel Pineiro amount of dinosaur species were during the mass shooting at shooters since they can’t fully having another session on Copy Editor covered in feathers. the recent Las Vegas tragedy, understand the situation at hand. Wednesday, Nov. 8 to discuss During the second session, there were numerous reports Thus, causing media to report the truth and politics at 2-3 p.m. on students were asked by Kimber to of multiple shooters at the time present misinformation at hand. the fourth floor of the Central The first ever discussion series describe their definition of media. when it was only one shooter. Later in the day, facts are Campus library. on the Meaning of Truth, hosted They described aloud that In fact, for any mass shooting announced as the media has by Professor Josh Kimber and media is public information, in history, there is always news the full story after all the facts Faculty Librarian Judi Tidwell, news platforms, communication, reports of multiple shooters. are gathered about what really was held on Oct. 11 on Central etc. However, some felt that there During the confusion and panic, happened. Campus. Professor Kimber were darker definitions of media people tend to report multiple Meaning of Truth will be [email protected] teaches Philosophy and won as well. Some began to describe Professor of the Year in 2016. media as public obedience, This two-hour event was held gossip, propaganda and hidden so BC and FAU students could agendas. discuss matters such as the status One student even blurted out of misinformation in general “mind control,” which made news-related media and how to many people in attendance look for reliable news sources. chuckle. At the event, students sat down Then, a student announced his in a circle and passed around a toy involvement in a play titled, “The ball for others to have a chance to Story,” which is based on a true speak and participate. story of a woman who had written During the first hour of the a news story about an 8-year-old session, Kimber asked the child who was addicted to heroin. students the definition of truth. The writer won a Pulitzer Most of the students agreed that Prize, but when people had asked the truth was defined by the her who this child was, they quality and state of being true. discovered it was entirely made Some however, disagreed and up. The play will be shown from even argued that the definition of Oct. 26 – Nov. 5 in the Broward truth simply cannot be defined so College Fine Arts Theatre. easily. One student stated that the After the announcement, truth is often situational whilst students and staff formed a circle another student said that the truth to discuss the question of “Is it was defined by facts. the media’s responsibility to tell This prompted a banter between the truth?” Most of the people in the various students. However, attendance agreed it is the media’s students later agreed that the truth responsibility to be truthful. is something that is constantly A few went as far to say that changing depending on how we there should even be punishment update the truth over time. for spreading misinformation and For example, it was once there should be a way to make common belief that all dinosaurs reporters complacent. were scaly, but it was only after It is worth noting that no one two recent decades of unearthing had spoken about accidental dinosaur fossils that it was misinformation. For example, discovered that a numerous

October 24, 2017 SPORTS 5 Students participate in Seahawk Fitness Day Challenge, run through obstacle course

Students run through a timed obstacle course of eight different stations to put their athletic skills to the test. Sara Varela/ The Observer

Among the stations, there was a rope challenge where students must work the ropes for 15 seconds. The Seahawak Fitness Day Challenge took place in the library patio at Central. Sara Varela/ The Observer Sara Varela/ The Observer Art Season is on at Bailey Hall

Bailey Hall’s Festival of the Arts marked the start of the art season at the venue and promoted its variety of art series. Javier Morin/The Observer The Festival included art displays from local artists and artwork to be exhibited at the Hall for the 2017-2018 academic year. Javier Morin/The Observer

Season tickets were available for a discounted price as well as individual shows tickets and special series packages. Javier Morin/The Observer Attractions in the Festival included food trucks, kids’ activities, venue tour, and a special preview of the upcoming shows. Javier Morin/The Observer October 24, 2017 ENTERTAINMENT 8 Two-days music festival arrives at Wynwood Up for a party this Halloween? for Halloween bash Chris Stauffer admission tickets range from $100- $120. Sara Varela Central Bureau Chief Single day general admission tickets are Editor-in-chief Howl-o-ween at Fairchild available for $55 per day. What: If you have a four-legged friend The VIP experience includes elevated and you plan on including them in your The Wynwood Fear Factory will be If you’re looking for something to do viewing decks, premium bars, private Halloween celebration, then look no further. returning to the RC Cola Plant for a second this Halloween, South Florida offers you a bathrooms and a VIP bag. VIP tickets are Dress your best friend up and yourself and year with a two-day line-up of bands and wide variety of options for everybody in the available for $165 for two days or $85 for have a wonderful time parading through the Halloween attractions on Oct. 28 and 29. family. one day. Proper identification is required. garden. The festival will also include haunted This event is for those 18 years of age and When: Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 9:30 a.m. to attractions, art booths, graffiti artists, food House of Horror Amusement Park older, 21+ for VIP. There is no reentry to the 4:30 p.m. trucks, vendor booths and private VIP What: For a family-fun night out, you will event. Tickets can be purchased at http:// Where: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, areas. The event is scheduled to begin at 3 find a haunted house, amusement rides and www.wynwoodfearfactory.com/general- 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables. p.m. and conclude at midnight both nights. many other carnival activities. admission/ The Wynwood neighborhood has When: Open seven days a week, from One hundred percent of the net proceeds Halloween Bowling been known for its artwork, dance clubs, Oct. 7-31. Monday through Friday from 6 will go to benefit the victims of Hurricane What: Wear your costume and head to restaurants and shops. Located at 550 p.m. to midnight and Saturday and Sunday Irma and Maria. the bowling alley and earn a free game of NW 24th Street in Miami, the old RC Cola starting at 5 p.m. Pittsburgh native Wiz Khalifa will be bowling. Plant offers a unique space for events in Where: Miami International Mall, 1455 headlining the event, who is also known When: Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 3 p.m. to 9 Wynwood. NW 107th Ave., Miami. for his charity work. He has donated p.m. With a covered roof area of 44,000 Cost: Adults get in for $22, and kids 1,700 backpacks to Pittsburgh students Where: Sawgrass Lanes, 8501 N. square feet and a lot size of 137,000 square 9-years-old and younger for $15. and worked with Sean Diddy Combs and University Drive, Tamarac. feet, the RC Cola Plant provides a festival Eminem to donate 1 million bottles of atmosphere within the city. Making it more water to Flint, Michigan. Ghosts and Goblins Family attractive, parking is available across the Wiz Khalifa is a three-time billboard Fun Night street at the Mana-Wynwood parking lot. Music Award winner, in 2012 for the Top What: Enjoy an evening There are also lockers and phone chargers New Artist, and in 2016 for the Top Hot of arts and crafts, costume available onsite. 100 Song and the Top Rap Song (See You parades, games and story Costumes are encouraged, but not Again, featuring Charlie Puth). time for kids. required. No large props, toy guns, or totem He won two Teen Choice Awards in 2015 When: Sunday, Oct. 29, poles over five feet are permitted. for the song “See You Again,” for R&B/ from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Artists scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 28 Hip-Hop Song and Song from a Movie Where: Fern Forest Nature include Porter Robinson, Oliver Heldens, or TV Show. In 2011, he won the BET Center, 201 Lyons Road S., Andrew Rayel, Cedric Gervais, The M Award for Best New Artist after the release Coconut Creek. Machine, Bad Royale, and more. of Rolling Papers, which went double The lineup for Sunday, Oct. 29 includes Platinum. DJ Snake, Wiz Khalifa, Big Gigantic, The Rolling Papers album included the Yellow Claw, Martin Solveig, Drezo, and popular singles “Black and Yellow,” “Roll more. Up,” “On My Level,” “No Sleep,” and General admission tickets include a “The Race.” ground view of the stage, access to the bars, food trucks, merchandise, art booths and haunted attractions. Two-day general [email protected] October 24, 2017 FEATURES 9 Film viewing brings awareness to coming out in urban community Manicia Reneus important to Chiron’s identity. North Bureau Chief While Paula forces Chiron to conform, Teresa allows him to Moonlight viewing was held on be himself. Ultimately, it is up to Oct. 11 at North Campus to bring Chiron to decide who he wants to awareness to National Coming be. Out Day. Students who attended the The Sociology Club hosted the viewing felt like the film shared a viewing in the café for students story that was not often portrayed to become aware of issues some in urban communities. people may face when coming “I think it’s really good that out. they did a movie on a person of The film is based on a true color who is gay,” said Amaryah story. Rivera, music psychology major. Alex Hibbert plays a young “You don’t see a lot of people version of Chiron. The shy, of color that are gay that get speechless little boy is bullied represented.” and struggles with embracing his Rivera loved the film and identity. thought it was very real. Although As Chiron becomes an adult, she is not from Liberty City, she he uses masculinity to hide his could relate to the neighborhood vulnerability. and the school. His environment plays a big Stacey Vildonr majors in role in conforming into something psychology and felt like an that he is not. intimate scene stuck out to her because of the way she’s seen her The urban streets of Liberty As part of a series of events celebrating National Coming Out Awareness Month, a viewing of Oscar-winning Moonlight City do not make it easy for was hosted at North Campus by the Sociology Club. Manicia Reneus/The Observer peers react. Chiron to show his vulnerability. “Not that it bothered me, She is not able to care for Chiron putting on a mask and doing Paula. She is a mother figure The city is a place of performance but I observed that it bothered emotionally. Therefore, this what is necessary to hide his to Chiron and shows that where every young boy is forced other people and it was kind of causes Chiron to hate his mother. vulnerability. This struggle to be nurturing side although Chiron to show an alpha male persona. interesting because I didn’t know Naomie Harris, who plays himself becomes a nightmare that never reveals his real identity to If a man is not able to display that so many people would be, Paula, doesn’t allow Chiron to he wants to tune out. everyone. It’s Teresa that makes a that, he faced being ridiculed by I don’t know, uncomfortable be vulnerable. As a mother, she Paula never comforts Chiron pathway to allow the audience to his peers. watching that,” said Vildonr. feeds into the stereotype that a about being bullied. As Paula’s see who Chiron is. In the 1980s, the crack Vildonr is aware that some man must be masculine. addiction becomes worse, her Teresa’s patience and kind epidemic occurred in Liberty people may be uncomfortable This is portrayed when Paula is emotions become unstable. heart allows Chiron to be more City. It left many people addicted. with homosexuality. However, standing in the hallway yelling at There are scenes that show that vulnerable. Because of Teresa, Because of this drug addiction, the reactions that she observed Chiron. From across the hall she she only cares about her son when Chiron reconnects with a friend many families faced mental and from individuals was very shouts don’t look at me. When it benefits her drug habit. and is forced to face his identity physical poverty. shocking to her. Paula says those words, it is an Teresa is played by Janelle that he wants to cover up. Chiron’s mother, Paula, external expression of Chiron Monae and is the opposite of Teresa and Paula’s roles are becomes addicted to cocaine. [email protected] October 24, 2017 OPINION 10 Prepare for a controversial Halloween Can costumes really be offensive or should we all take a chill pill? Sara Varela is offensive rather than a sign of According to Cosmopolitan, a an opinion and that should be Editor-in-chief admiration? And lastly, why was “Bollywood Dancer,” a “Voodo respected. Now, if you are going he the only one attacked when, in Doll Princess” and a “Sexy to attack other people based on the photo, so many other people Shooter” make the list of the 17 your opinion alone, then you’re With Halloween around the are wearing similar costumes? most offensive costumes. Really? out of line. If nobody is attacking corner, we are about to witness This whole environment of Are we seriously so sick in the you personally, you have no right a whole lot of nonsense in the overly-apologetic people does not head that we can’t even handle a to chase down somebody else Sara Varela media about some celebrity who help in any sense. joke? Ever heard of a thing called for their Halloween costume and Editor-in-chief was “insensitive” with their It goes from politics, to liberties, sense of humor, or sarcasm, or that’s it. costume selection. to rights, to so many aspects of just plain irony? Finally, I believe it’s time a Feminism has turned into a We will also see all these life that are being distorted by Who has the right to say a lot of people take a chill pill and movement that makes many random stories taking a 2-minute this idiotic trend of celebrities costume is offensive and tell learn how to choose their battles. people twitch at its mention. chunk of our local news broadcast and people on TV apologizing people not to wear it? Nobody, Are you really willing to waste Modern feminism has on how these “offensive” for everything. I swear, I know that’s who. Also, it’s funny to your time on nonsense or just be completely deviated from the costumes affect people and bla, the day will come when people see that the people that take this smart and know when you should original movement that started bla, bla. will apologize for ‘breathing too seriously aren’t usually those really speak up on a real issue? in 1919 when a group of women And in the Trump era, these much’ or something of that sort. supposedly “affected” by it. I think we all should understand demanded they were allowed to kinds of debates really just Just out of curiosity, I decided And just to be clear, if you that it’s time we focus on stuff vote on the presidential election. contribute to a public growing to research online about costumes consider something “offensive” that really matters. So many things have changed tired of hearing “wolf!” for so deemed “offensive” and found a or “insensitive” doesn’t mean since then, and the vast majority long and it being false that when Cosmopolitan article that I still everyone else does too. for good. However, feminism the real wolf comes along they can’t believe. Also, you have the right to have has evolved to become an discard it as more of the same. [email protected] unrecognizable force that uses Also, making a big fuss out its name to attack anything of some ridiculous Halloween unappealing to them. costume when there’s so much As a woman, I do demand that more important things going on, we are treated equally to men. not only seems stupid but it really And I mean that in every sense. is dangerous. Wondering why so For example, if as a woman I’m many Americans say they dislike demanding equal treatment, I the media? Well, this is one of the can’t say that men should pay reasons. for the first date because it’s the Besides, can costumes really “social norm.” If I want equality, ever be offensive? I don’t think I can’t demand that men concede so. Halloween is a silly holiday their seat on public transportation. meant for people to have fun and, Men have the right to be tired in today’s world, forget about the too, and they really don’t have crazy news for a few hours. to do everything for us women. The last thing people need is to If we claim to be “strong and be chased down for their costume independent” then why are some choice. of us still demanding for such First, when we hear about an “traditional behavior” on the “offensive” costume we should men’s side? ask: offensive to whom? I was listening to the Latin radio I’m sure most of us remember a few days ago, and I couldn’t help Chris Hemsworth, aka Thor, but think that because of the type apologizing last year for his of women talking, my culture has “offensive” Indian costume, always been so machista and will which to be honest, I thought continue to be for the foreseeable it was ridiculous of him to future. apologize. These women were attacking Why should he regret wearing a caller on the program who a costume? Do Native Americans basically stated what I just really care? Why do people mentioned above. Why are assume that wearing a costume women ordering men pay for their dates all the time and then complain about unequal treatment? I couldn’t stand more than 30 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF seconds of those women who COORDINATOR OF ASSISTANT TO claimed to be for gender equality STUDENT COORDINATOR OF Sara Varela actually contradict themselves by PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS stating that men should always COPY EDITOR spoil women. I changed the Jennifer Shapiro Chris Cutro station. Daniel Pineiro We complain that men don’t understand our struggle but at the ENTERTAINMENT MULTIMEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY SPORTS end we demand that they continue EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR to treat us as princesses rather than equals. Can we see the irony Javier Morin Weing Sue Leung Tse Collin McCoy NOW HIRING yet? We have to learn how to ONLINE NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH think critically and analyze our EDITOR BUREAU CHIEF BUREAU CHIEF BUREAU CHIEF demands and expectations and see if they align. Rehan Ally Manicia Reneus Chris Strauffer Ray Alce If we want men to treat us as equal, we must ask they do so STAFF WRITERS in any situation and as women Ana Cedeno, Jose Norono, Katlyn Paz we should be the first ones to incentivize them to do so. But we should also relax and 2010-2013 FCSPA General Excellence Award stop seeing sexism anywhere just The Observer is a bi-weekly college wide newspaper produced by students of Broward College. Our office is located on for the sake of it. South Campus bldg. 68, room 268, 7200 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024. The newsroom can be reached via email at [email protected]. Letters to the editors are encouraged. The writer’s name must be included, although request for anonymity can be honored at the editor’s discretion. Emails must not exceed 300 words. The Observer upholds the right to edit for style of length or to reject publications deemed innapropiate. For information regarding editorial policy or advertising rates, call (954) 201-8035. 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South gallery series presents: Who really is the Creator?

The exhibition Who Really Is The Creator? explores the world of dreams, visions and self-confrontation through a series of original, surrealist paintings by artist Barry Gross. Weing Leung/The Observer

The exhibition will be on display until Nov. 1 at the South Campus Art Gallery, open Monday through Gross’ exhibition has previously been on display in cities such as Atlanta, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Friday, and is free to the public. Appointments are required to visit. Weing Leung/The Observer more. He’s been continuosly expanding his work throughout the years. Weing Leung/The Observer

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