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Also on today's calendar: Samantha Brady Makeup Class and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Uncreated: USU's Science Unwrapped Explores Being Human in the Age of AI on Nov. 13 (usu.edu) — What does human creativity mean when AI can generate art? Game designer and USU graduate Jordan Leary will explore that question at a free, all-ages talk Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. in the Logan campus's Eccles Science Learning Center, Emert Auditorium. Hands-on activities follow, with free parking in the Aggie and Big Blue terraces.
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2. Utah communities honor veterans with ceremonies, parades, events across state (kutv.com) — Logan residents can honor veterans tonight at a 7:30 p.m. memorial concert in the Newel and Jean Daines Concert Hall. The American Festival Chorus and Orchestra will present the tribute with Utah State University’s Department of Music, part of Veterans Day observances scheduled across Utah.
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3. W.A.B Warming Center guests receive free dental care from Brigham City Smiles (hjnews.com) — Guests of Logan's W.A.B. Warming Center received free dental care Nov. 6 through a partnership with Brigham City Smiles. Volunteers completed 10 cleanings and 16 fillings, with two children among those treated. Suzy Senior Services provided transportation from Logan, helping guests reach care that can be difficult to access while experiencing homelessness.
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4. Idaho Falls High School marching band doubles in size, wins top Utah competition (idahopress.com) — An Idaho Falls marching band that has doubled in size earned a breakthrough win at Logan's Bridgerland Band Invitational on Oct. 3. The 62-member Tigers won Class 3A at USU's Maverik Stadium, along with honors for music, percussion and color guard, after three years of runner-up and fourth-place finishes.
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5. Spring frost, dry summer lead to below-normal honey harvest in northern Utah (ksl.com) — Northern Utah beekeepers harvested roughly 65–70% of their normal honey yield this year, estimates beekeeper Jeremiah Johnson. He blames spring frost, a dry summer and reduced access to public lands for placing hives. His operation still supplied most of its shop’s honey needs, with help from other local beekeepers.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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