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May 2, 2015

• Life lesson from grandmother graduating from MDC: ‘Learning is wonderful’
• Florida Legislature gridlock unlikely to hurt Republicans
• Inquiring Japanese minds want to know everything about Ichiro
• Where’s Gov. Rick Scott amid state budget crisis?
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Don’t swallow Jade Helm conspiracy theories
• Mario Edwards Jr., Eddie Goldman among four FSU players drafted on Day 2; FAU’s D’Joun Smith to Colts
• Sports on TV: Saturday, May 2, 2015
• St. Thomas Aquinas lacrosse team moves into state semis
• Florida Gators’ Matt Jones, Chaz Green drafted in third round
• The Watergate makes a comeback
• Armando Salguero: Dolphins’ pick of Jordan Phillips a big gamble
• Mat Latos’ injury might cause Miami Marlins to call up spot starter from minors
• Bette Midler brings ‘Divine Intervention’ to Hard Rock Live
• Andres Oppenheimer: Trans-Pacific deal could shake Latin America
• Seven Miami Hurricanes taken in 2015 NFL Draft
• Surging Miami Marlins get back to .500 mark with shutout of Philadelphia Phillies
• Armando Salguero: Time will tell if latest Miami Dolphins overhaul is a success
• Miami-Dade police arrest woman in deadly shooting
• Greg Cote’s Random Evidence of a Cluttered Mind: Great time for sports, but bad time for boycotts
• Donald Trump drops multi-million dollar bid to renovate Key Biscayne’s Crandon golf course
• Cocaine found in man’s groin at MIA leads to arrest, discovery of drug ring
• Miami Rowing Center places second at FSRA State Sculling Championship
• Key West fishing legend Ralph Delph unlikely to be surpassed
• Florida Gators have eight NFL Draft selections, third most in country
• Florida State Seminoles tie school record with 11 NFL Draft selections
• Miami Dolphins get RB late, take Boise State’s Jay Ajayi in 5th round of NFL Draft
• Museum marks V-E Day anniversary
• St. Thomas Aquinas girls capture third Class 4A track and field title in a row
• Monsignor Pace flag football outlasts Miramar in double OT
• Miami Marlins left fielder Christian Yelich could return from injury Thursday
• For-profit colleges’ success ignored
• Michelle Kaufman: For Chelsea, winning Premier League is anything but boring
• Carl Hiaasen: Today, Gulf looks fine, but wait until the next one hits
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: It takes more than street protests to produce change
• ‘I regret’ abrupt end to legislative session
• Fracking is safe
• Imagine blacks’ frustration
• Represent the taxpayers
• Gloomy future for kids
• Unethical for-profit colleges
• Sanders’ campaign pitch
• Missing in action
• At Florida Memorial graduation, Homeland Security chief Johnson encourages learning from mistakes
• Art in NYC: Yoko Ono, ‘Masks’
• Front of Miami lighting store collapses
• Marine charged with hazing while at Guantánamo
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: The incredible ‘Corypha’ palms
• IRS: We can’t find $64,000 seized after Sandinista overthrow
• Miami Finance Forum holding private equity event
• Apartment fire kills one, displaces residents in Little Havana