Google announced March 23 that it is now accepting student programs to take part in its Google Summer season of Code program. Google officials said the company will be accepting college student programs to take part in the Summer months of Code program from March 23 through April 3. In a March 23 blog post, Leslie Hawthorn, a plan manager on the open-source team at Google, said: Google Summertime of Code, our method to introduce students to open source software development, is now in full swing for 2009. Over the past four years, we've paired nearly 2,500 "graduates" with more than 2,500 mentors from industry to academia, with some spectacular results: millions of lines of source code produced and over $15M in funding provided to open source development. This year student participants have more than 150 open source software and technologyrelated projects to choose from when submitting their applications, from operating systems to content management systems. A description of the plan on the Google Web site said: Google Summertime of Code is a global plan that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects. We have worked with several open source,
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