By NYAH TENNELL<\/p>\n
This week has been an exciting, yet chaotic week for Miami Hurricane students and staff.<\/p>\n
With the game against rival, FSU, this coming\u00a0Saturday, Hurricane Matthew’s touchdown\u00a0beginning Wednesday and in the midst of midterms, October is getting off to an interesting, and\u00a0jam-packed start.<\/p>\n
Hurricane Matthew, which has already\u00a0devastated many areas of the Caribbean, has been declared as a powerful category four, with maximum sustained winds of 130 m.p.h., said the National Hurricane Center.<\/p>\n
Florida Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency\u00a0on Monday and, according to USA today<\/a><\/em>,\u00a0he has warned residents to prepare for potential power outages and possible evacuations.<\/p>\n “We are preparing for the worst, hoping for the best and not taking any chances,” Scott said.<\/p>\n According to Fox News<\/a>,\u00a0South Carolina also declared a state of emergency on Thursday,\u00a0which allows\u00a0federal aid to be dispersed in addition to state and local emergency response teams.<\/p>\n Furthermore, The Pentagon reported that Florida, Georgia and South Carolina state governors mobilized 4,500 National Guardsmen to assist with southern communities’ efforts to weather the storm.<\/p>\n I just hope that Hurricane Matthew\u00a0brings our Hurricane football team some hurricane-force winds that wipe out Florida State at this Saturday’s game.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By NYAH TENNELL This week has been an exciting, yet chaotic week for Miami Hurricane students and staff. With the game against rival, FSU, this coming\u00a0Saturday, Hurricane Matthew’s touchdown\u00a0beginning Wednesday and in the midst of midterms, October is getting off … Continue reading