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Op-Ed: Make Seattle a Dog City for Everyone » The Urbanist
A dog named Neville enjoys Cal Anderson Park. Seattle has more dogs than children, but not all Seattleites have equal access to pet ownership. (Courtesy of Shapiro family) A kitten, 10 weeks old, under two pounds, sleeps; my toe a pillow for her head. With her eyes closed, I can see her as a newborn, still blind. Her chest rises and falls, the smallest bellows stoking a fire that would be snuffed without my care and my warmth. Michelle, my girlfriend and I adopted Ellie, this kitten, recently.
Potential candidates for Miami’s WBB head coaching job
It’s been nearly two weeks since Miami Hurricanes head coach Katie Meier retired, and in its wake, there are shoes to fill. Meier will transition to a new role involving mentorship and fundraising; however, there’s no doubt she’ll have a say in how UM will fill her vacancy. While Meier doesn’t completely depart from the program, multiple players, such as Kyla Oldacre, Ja’Leah Williams and Ally Stedman, have entered the transfer portal. Major changes are coming to the ‘Canes any way it’s put.
Hurricanes celebrate seniors, drop season finale in overtime
In an afternoon featuring Miami guard Shayeann Day-Wilson’s career-high and two Hurricanes celebrating Senior Day, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (GT) pulled away in overtime against the ‘Canes, winning 71-66. Miami (19-10, 8-10 ACC) finished off its regular season on Sunday in nail-biting fashion, a tug-of-war battle featuring 18 lead changes, eight tie scores and neither team leading by more than five. However, despite the teams going punch-for-punch, no one could contain Day-Wilson.
Day-Wilson, Roberts not enough as Hurricanes fall to rival Seminoles
It seemed as if the Florida State (FSU) Seminoles were just one step ahead. “When they haven’t played well, they have not shared the ball like that,” said Miami (UM) Hurricanes head coach Katie Meier following the 74-68 loss to the Seminoles. “They were willing to share it tonight because this game meant a lot to them.” The final score was reminiscent of the first matchup between the rivals, where the ‘Canes (16-9, 6-8 ACC) fell 75-68 in Tallahassee.
Hurricanes make it two in a row, fight back to topple Georgia Tech
The Miami Hurricanes are building an identity as a third-quarter team, and they showed it again Sunday, rallying to defeat the Georgia Tech (GT) Yellow Jackets 62-60. Miami got back on the road after a one-game stint at home, an overtime defeat of Clemson, where UM tied its second-largest halftime comeback in program history at 18 points. A desolate first half saw the ‘Canes struggle to find their footing.
Hurricanes overcome 18-point deficit, win overtime thriller over Clemson
It’s hard to imagine anyone other than 18-year Miami Hurricanes’ head coach Katie Meier could’ve seen it coming when she did. “We found it towards the end of the first half,” Meier said, referring to the ‘Canes offense which overcame a 17-point halftime deficit for a 75-72 overtime win over the Clemson Tigers (11-13, 4-8 ACC) on Thursday. It was the third-largest halftime comeback in program history. Miami (15-7, 5-6 ACC) trailed by as much as 18 and looked flustered at times.
Miami survives last-minute scare, defeats Panthers 72-68
“Poise down the stretch.” That mantra has lived in practices, timeout huddles and the most tense situations throughout Miami’s basketball history. It’s one that head coach Jim Larranega continues to preach. “From an offensive standpoint, the last message to our players for the last forty years has been the same sentence,” Larrañaga said following the Hurricanes’ nail-biting victory over the Pittsburgh Panthers, 72-68.
Hurricanes can’t hold on, fall at the buzzer to Syracuse
Just three days after a crushing defeat to in-state rival Florida State, the Miami Hurricanes traveled to Syracuse, New York for a duel with the Syracuse Orange, aiming to find their stride in conference play. However, up against their seventh ACC opponent, the ‘Canes found themselves in another wire-to-wire matchup on Saturday.
Takeaways from Miami’s loss to No. 10 Louisville
There’s no doubt the Miami Hurricanes have heart. The ‘Canes fought hard for four quarters on Saturday against the No. 9 Louisville Cardinals in a matchup that looked winnable throughout; however, late-game blunders cost them a 38-31 loss. Miami now falls to 2-5 in ACC play. Over the past two weeks, Miami has found itself in wire-wire matchups with not only the top-two teams in the ACC but also two of the top 10 squads in college football.
Hurricanes cruise past Jacksonville, dominate in first game since Elite Eight appearance
An energetic crowd turned out at the Watsco Center on Thursday morning for the tip-off of Miami women’s basketball 2023-24 campaign. The ‘Canes (1-0) took on an in-state opponent in Jacksonville University (1-1), and won commandingly, 81-53 Miami handled business, routing the Dolphins in a game that featured quality performances across the roster. Jacksonville kept up in the first quarter and trailed by just four points after one frame.
Miami honors seniors, drops final game against Wake Forest
Editor’s Note: This article’s original publishing date was on Oct. 28. On a brisk Thursday evening in Coral Gables, the Miami Hurricanes soccer team wrapped up their 2023 season in a 2-0 loss versus Wake Forest. It was a campaign that saw a team struggling to find consistency. Despite defeat on the field, off the pitch, the night was celebratory, commemorating Senior Day with three ‘Canes spotlighted.
Hurricanes aim to keep momentum in ACC debut against Georgia Tech
An undefeated start for Miami football has propelled them to No. 17 in the latest AP Poll Top 25 rankings, and its showing no signs of slowing down. This week, the squad prepares for its Saturday matchup against Georgia Tech. The ‘Canes are rested and appearing off a bye week with their latest victory coming in a 41-7 rout of Temple on Sept. 23. That was the last of UM’s non-conference slate. Miami now kicks off their ACC tour, starting with the Yellow Jackets.
Miami lands top prospect Jalil Bethea
The timing couldn’t be better for Miami men’s basketball to land a premier recruit. After graduating both Isaiah Wong and Jordan Miller— a core duo that elevated the ‘Canes into a top-ranked program nationally — Miami may have found its next go-to guy. Coming off a historically successful season, the program has set high expectations for the near future. Fortunately for the ‘Canes, they are in good hands. Introducing the Hurricanes’ next backcourt weapon: Jalil Bethea.
Miami soccer gives up late lead in 2-1 loss to Mississippi State
In one of the most heartbreaking matches of a still-young soccer season, the Miami Hurricanes collapsed in the final 40 seconds Sunday, falling to the Mississippi State Bulldogs (4-1-1), 2-1. Coming off a convincing draw against No. 5 Alabama, the ‘Canes brought their grit to their match against Mississippi State. A defensive opening snapped when UM (1-2-3) capitalized in the 19th minute off a Bulldogs mishap, leading to a goal by defender Emma Tucker.
Jamie Miller Maybe Next Time Lyrics: The Heartfelt Lines
Jamie Miller Maybe Next Time Song In the realm of music, there are moments when a song arrives like a breath of fresh air, captivating our senses and leaving an indelible mark on our hearts. On that fateful day, May 10, 2023, the musical landscape underwent a transformative shift as the enchanting melody of "Maybe Next Time" emerged, a creation that would forever change the way we perceive music.
‘Canes baseball holds off FAU, 12-9
On April 25, Miami baseball met up with Florida Atlantic University (FAU) for its fourth matchup of the season between the two teams. The ‘Canes were 1-2 against the Owls this year going into the game and suffered a 7-6 loss when they played six days prior. Yet, as the sun set Tuesday evening, the score kept rising for UM, as it won 12-9. FAU freshman and starting pitcher Dylan Oborne surrendered six earned runs, lasting a little over two innings before being subbed out for junior Sam Drumheller.
Miami secures 14-6 victory in comeback win against Florida
Since a 10-4 loss to Florida on Friday night, where head coach Gino DiMare said his team “didn’t have an answer for [the Gators’] offense,” the Hurricanes have done a 180-degree turn. On Saturday evening, the 22nd-ranked Miami Hurricanes baseball team met up with the 6th-ranked Florida Gators for the second of their three-game weekend series, rallying for a 14-6 victory in Gainesville.
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