"Where the Sagebrush Grows"

I Art You!

2012-02-02T15:32:00.000-08:00

Not sure how to tell that certain someone exactly how you feel? Or maybe you aren't able to articulate in words your exact sentiments. This February, the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum is here to help.

From Feb. 1-18, museum visitors are invited toselect artwork at the museum as a symbolic Valentine’s Day gift for theirsweethearts, friends or family. Visitors can then write a personal message onheart-shaped Post-it notes to be placed next to the selected artwork.

Museum goers can search for artwork together or select artwork in advance and sendtheir Valentine on a search through the museum for the gift. Throughout themonth of February, visitors can see which pieces of art others have chosen togive. Examples of visitor-selected gifts will also be posted to the museum’s Facebook page.

We Believe That We Will Win!

2012-02-01T17:13:00.000-08:00

Big Blue "fives" the student section.

There's nothing quite like attendingan Aggie game in the Spectrum. We've always known this at Utah State, butthe nation is finally catching on.

"The casualfan thinks Duke or Kansas has the best students. But any knowledgeablehoops-head should know that you guys do it the best," saidthe bloggers from Ballin'is a Habit after seeing their first game in person.

Now Aggie fans can votefor USU's Student Section as the best in the nation! On the Facebook pagesof GEIGO Best of College Basketball and I Love College Hoops, fans can cast their vote.

Thursday, Feb. 9 will be a nightof student section appreciation as the the women's basketball team takes on LaTech followed directly by the men's game against the Bulldogs.

Support your Aggies on the courtand on Facebook!

Students' Tall Painting

2012-01-31T09:52:00.001-08:00

This collaboration between the Art Guild and ASUSU was a visualproject, demonstrating to students that the Art Guild and other clubs are opento all students, regardless of major.

Tall Painting from Jacob B on Vimeo.

On and Around Campus 1/30-2/5

2012-01-30T10:06:00.000-08:00

Monday01/30

UnderstandingEmotions Workshop

11:00a.m.-12:30p.m.

TSC310

Makingit Through Hard Times – Learn skills to cope better with painful situations andoverwhelming emotions. By attending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to avariety of skills to help improve your quality of life and relationships. Youare welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choose the ones that youare most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will be held in the TaggertStudent Center room 310 or 310B. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 orstop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

AnnualArt Guild Warehouse Show

Jan.30th- Feb. 3rd

12:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center room 102

Comeand see what students have created in the Annual Art Guild Warehouse Show.

Boysand Men Healing from Child Sexual Abuse

6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.

TSCAuditorium

SpecialScreening of: 'Boys and Men Healing,' directed by Kathy Barbini. Followed by aQ&A session with: Jim Struve, LCSW and two male survivors. One in six menin the United States are survivors of childhood sexual abuse. 'Boys and MenHealing' documents the impact that sexual abuse has on individuals and society.Three men tell their stories of survival and recovery and reveal how speakingout helped them heal and reclaim their lives.

Tuesday01/31

Aggiesfor Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Aggiesfor Christ is a weekly bible study this semester focusing on the names of Jesusand their meanings. Fellowship starts at 8 PM and the study begins at 8:30 PM.All religions are welcome. Bring your bible and be ready to learn!

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

CharityAnywhere Foundation USU Info Meeting(s)

5:00p.m.-6:00p.m.

6:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

(attendone)

Library154

CAFUSU is planning its annual Spring Break trip to Tijuana, Mexico to perform humanitarianconstruction and dental work. Our trips offer students with affordablehumanitarian opportunities while experiencing the Mexican culture. No Spanish,construction, or dental skills necessary. Come and find out how you can be apart of this life-changing opportunity!

OpenMic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

USUWellness and Benefits Expo

10:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

TSCInternational Lounge

TheUSU Wellness and Benefits Expo is dedicated to making your New Year'sresolutions successful. Interactive booths, displays, and health screeningswill be available offering information about nutrition, fitness, relaxation,sustainability, and financial health. To schedule an appointment for a freehearing test provided by the USU Hearing Clinic, please call 435-797-1375. Freediabetes and blood sugar screenings will also be available thanks to thegenerous support of Logan Regional Hospital. Call 435-797-0122 to make anappointment, and walk-ins are welcome as well. Take the first step to ahealthier life by attending this event!

Wednesday02/01

CharityAnywhere Foundation USU Info Meeting(s)

7:30p.m.-8:30p.m.

Library164

CAFUSU is planning its annual Spring Break trip to Tijuana, Mexico to performhumanitarian construction and dental work. Our trips provide students with affordablehumanitarian opportunities while experiencing the Mexican culture. No Spanish,construction, or dental skills necessary. Come and find out how you can be apart of this life-changing opportunity!

BigBand Swing Club

7:30p.m.- 10:00p.m.

HPER215

Comelearn Big Band Swing Dancing! Swing Dancing is an original American art form,and a fun way to exercise and meet people. Come alone or with a partner; weoffer lessons at 7, followed by social dancing. Beginners are welcome, and yourfirst time is free. Come dance with us!

Admissionis $2 a night for nonmembers, free for members.
Club Membership is $15 per semester ($10 if you were a member in fallsemester), and includes the 2011-2012 Club T Shirt.

EffectiveCoping 1 Workshop

1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.

TSE310

EffectiveCoping - This two-part workshop is designed to help students cope moreeffectively with the challenges of college life while they prepare forcounseling. Open to all students and staff, the first part surveys commonconcerns and presenting issues, as well as a model for reviewing thoughts,feelings and needs. The second part introduces and provides practice for valueclarification and basic behavior change to help students cope. Participantswill be encouraged to read brief articles and keep a one page journal ofchange. Intro to Effective Coping is a one-time workshop that will give you anoverview of sessions one and two. By attending CAPS workshops you will beexposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of life andrelationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choosethe ones that you are most interested in. Seating is limited. Contact us at797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

SIBED:The Future Development of China’s Economy

4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.

EngineeringBuilding room 206

Dr.Israelsen will lead a discussion on the future of China's economy. SIBED willalso provide information on opportunities for students to study in China.Refreshments will be served.

StudyAbroad in Spain Summer 2012 Info Session

12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.

TSCroom 335

Studythe Spanish language in Spain!

Thursday02/02

GalleryTalk featuring Ross Peterson

11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

TwainTippets Exhibition Hall

MindfulnessWorkshop

4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.

TSC310

Mindfulness– This four session experiential workshop will help participants learnmindfulness skills for managing stress and living more fully in the presentmoment. Participants will be introduced to the concept of mindfulness, and avariety of activities related to mindfulness meditation, including the bodyscan, sitting meditation, and walking meditation. Participants’ experienceswith mindful awareness and mindfulness activities will be discussed, andsuggestions for daily practice will be provided. This four-part workshop willbe on Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:30 Feb 2, 16t 23 and March 1. By attending CAPSworkshops you will be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve yourquality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshopsor pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in. Seating islimited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

OperationBeautiful: Miss Representation

6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.

TSCAuditorium

Filmsponsored by the Center for Women and Gender.

USUMeditation Club

Thursdays12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 112

Alllevels of experience, and all members of the community, are welcome! Please joinus for a 30 minute "sit" with instructions and advice as requested.

Friday02/03

TheAntics Comedy Improv!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

TheAntics perform improv comedy every Friday night at the Logan Arthouse!

AggieGame Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

AggieGame Nights is a social gaming club at Utah State University. We play board,card, miniature, party, & role playing games. We meet Fridays, 7pm tomidnight in Engineering 201. Bring friends & games. Everyone is invited!
https://groups.google.com/group/aggie-game-nights https://www.facebook.com/groups/Aggie.Game.Nights/

TheArt of Happiness 1 Workshop

11:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

TSC310

Gymnasticsvs. Wisconsin-Whitewater

7:00p.m.

DeeGlen Smith Spectrum

Gymnasticsvs. Wisconsin-Whitewater

FreeSeminar: Reinvent, Redefine, ReCREATE!

12:30p.m.-1:30p.m.

EcclesConference Center 207

Inour lifetimes we may reinvent ourselves several times, redefining our purpose,our perspective, discovering new possibilities. This presenter will show us howthis concept also applies to the art of redefining ordinary objects intosculptures while tapping into your creative problem solving skills. Learn tochallenge your imagination, be inspired and learn to utilize cast-offs tocombine and redefine ordinary objects into works of art. Speaker: BeverlyMangham, Artist, Sculptor, and Innovative Instructor from San Marcos, Texas.Free parking in the Big Blue Terrace next to the University Inn. Part of the LifelongLearning Seminar Series brought to you by the University Inn & ConferenceCenter.

Co-Ed6 on 6 Volleyball Tournament

AllDay

HPERBuilding 203, 213

Shakeoff the cold and bring the heat to the 6 on 6 Co-Ed Tournament. 3 men and 3women per team. This is a fundraiser for the men's team. Registration begins at5 p.m., pay at registration. Cost: $15 Students; $20 Non-Students. Coachesmeeting at 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 3, play starts immediately afterwards. 16 teamlimit. Team Organizers can register by contacting milesmaynes@gmail.com

OperationBeautiful

TSCSunburst Lounge

10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.

Discussionsand boothes based on true beauty.

Saturday02/04

LoganOut Loud - Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan'sslightly irreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Ticketsare $5 at the door

Co-Ed6 on 6 Volleyball Tournament

AllDay

HPERBuilding 203, 213

ChineseNew Year Show

6:00p.m.-7:30p.m.

EcclesConference Center Auditorium 216

TheThird Annual Chinese New Year Show Hosted by Chinese Program and Chinese Club.Food and Reception to Follow: 7:30 p.m. Study Abroad Xi'An Summer 2012, Q&ASession available at the New Year celebration site near the entrance.

Sunday02/05

MarionR. Hyde Exhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Thisexhibition will highlight the most recent work of Utah State’s emeritusprofessor of art, Marion R. Hyde. Professor Hyde retired from the Department ofArt in 2002 after more than 33 years of dedicated service that included 12years as department head. Since retirement, Professor Hyde has been working inoil and pastel to create images that both represent and abstract the Utahlandscape. We're pleased to present a wide selection of his best works to youduring this opening exhibition of the 2012 season. An opening social will beheld Jan. 18 at 4:30 p.m. in the Tippets Exhibit Hall.

MarionR. Hyde Exhibit

Jan.20th – Feb. 9th

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

ForgottenPhotographs of the Union Pacific

Jan.28th- Feb. 17th All Day

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Theexhibit, assembled by Special Collections and Archives Photograph CuratorDaniel Davis, explores the history of the Union Pacific Railroad throughphotographs of A. J. Russell. The exhibit presents several of the well-knownand idealized scenes of the railroad’s construction (1868-69) as photographedby Russell while under the commission of the Union Pacific Railroad. Inaddition to the well-known images, the exhibit presents examples ofstereo-views taken by Russell and other photographers that offer a morecomplete and less sanitized version of the railroad’s history. A reception forthe exhibit is planned Feb. 15 in conjunction with a lecture by Davis for theFriends of Merrill-Cazier Library.

On-Goingand Upcoming Events

AnnualArt Guild Warehouse Show

Jan.30th- Feb. 3rd

12:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center room 102

Comeand see what students have created in the Annual Art Guild Warehouse Show.

USUCru

Tuesdaynights @ 7:30 p.m.

Richards2 1/2 lounge

Comemeet with a group of Christians committed to showing people who the true Jesusis. Come discuss and explore topics of faith and spirituality.

Everyonewelcome!

Formore information contact Miriam Gunn (435) 770-6025

Aggiesfor Christ

TuesdayNights @ 8:00p.m.- 10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

USUMeditation Club

Thursdays12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 112

Alllevels of experience, and all members of the community, are welcome! Pleasejoin us for a 30 minute "sit" with instructions and advice asrequested.

MarionR. Hyde Exhibit

January19th- February 9th

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

AlfredHitchcocks’ “The 39 Steps”

Mondays,Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from January 17th until February 4th.

HeritageCommunity Theater, 2505 S Hwy 89, Perry, UT

heHeritage Theater in Perry, Utah presents Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” onFriday, Monday and Wednesday nights at 7p.m. with Matinees on Saturday at 2p.m.( now thru February 4th). The theater is located at 2505 S Hwy 89. Forreservations, call (435-723-8392)

ForgottenPhotographs of the Union Pacific

Jan.28th- Feb. 17th All Day

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Tips from the A-Team

2012-01-25T13:55:00.000-08:00

Student Lab Services

There are 11 open access computerlabs found all around campus, including the TSC, the Business building, thelibrary, etc. Many of these labs are open early in the morning and stayopen late into the night. Another bonus to using these up-to-date computersis the 30 free print-outs each student has every semester. If you don’tuse them, they do not carry over; so use them up!

See more about computer labshere: http://it.usu.edu/labs/

Never too Young for Aggie Pride

2012-01-23T11:55:00.000-08:00

Events On and Around Campus 1/23-1/29

2012-01-23T10:43:00.000-08:00

General Session for the Utah Legislature begins today.

Director of Gov. Relations for USU, Neil Abercrombie,
speaks with Utah Public Radio. (Photo: Jordan Allred, UPR)

Monday 01/23

Marion R.Hyde Exhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

SwanerEcoCenter: Utah Tribal Enterprise Event

1:00p.m.-3:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Free

The UtahTribal Enterprise will have a display and presentation at Swaner EcoCenter onMonday, Jan. 23, from 1-3 p.m. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, somark your calendars! There is no charge for this event and it is open to thepublic. Please contact Swaner EcoCenter for more information 435.649.1767 ext.113.

Examiningthe Maleness of God

3:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 101

Examiningthe Maleness of God and Other Patriarchal Traditions from a FeministPerspective, presented by Dr. Susan Shaw from Oregon State University.Sponsored by the Center for Women and Gender.

Sigma ChiSpring Rush

6:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Spring Rush2012 is here! We have some great events planned and are ready to start off thenew year with a bang. XBOX 360 giveaway! FREE FOOD! ... Sunday 1/22: FavoriteJersey Party, 3:30 p.m. at the Sig House. We will be watching the NFCChampionship on a 100" screen. Wings and refreshments will be served!Monday 1/23: Greek Progressive Dinner Starting at the Sig House at 6 p.m.Tuesday 1/24: Casino Royale at Gamma Kappa, 6:30 p.m. at the Sig House we willlbe planning multiple casino games. We will be giving away a XBOX 360 to thewinner! Wednesday 1/25: Dodgeball Tournament @ the Fieldhouse. Meet at the Sighouse @ 6:45 p.m. Pizza will also be served after. Thursday 1/26: USU vs.Hawaii Basketball Game @ the Spectrum. Meet at the Sig house at 6 p.m. Friday1/27: Bid Dinner (Invite Only).

Tuesday 01/24

Aggies forChrist

8:30p.m.

TSC Hub

Aggies forChrist is a weekly bible study and will studying the topic of minor prophets. Allreligions are welcome. Bring your bible and be ready to learn!

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Open MicNight

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Logan Arthouse & Cinema

Come watchor perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up on Facebookto perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

HumanLibrary: Find out the rest of the story

12:00p.m.-2:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 101

The HumanLibrary is an innovative approach to dialogue and interaction. Come visit us,view the catalog, check out one of our Human Books and have a seat with him orher and find out about different experiences and ways of thinking. At theLibrary, we have an eclectic selection of Human "Books" from widelydiverse backgrounds such as: cancer survivor, abuse/torture survivor,Americorps Vista volunteer, a world traveler, a pagan and more! You will beable to borrow and speak to any one of them to learn more about their uniqueexperiences. All are welcome to come and refreshments will be served. The'Book' catalog is coming soon.

Utah’s 2011Carnegie Professor of the Year: James Cangelosi

3:30p.m.-5:30p.m.

HaightAlumni Center

A receptionto honor Dr. James Cangelosi as Utah's 2011 Carnegie Professor of the Year.

RelaxationWorkshop

5:00p.m.-6:30p.m.

TSC 310

Relaxation- This is a very stressful time to be a college student for many reasons. To besuccessful, students need well developed skills to manage their stress inaddition to just taking time to relax. In this workshop, you will learn somebasic ideas about taking care of yourself and specific exercises you canpractice to reduce the wear and tear that stress has on your mind and body. Youwill have the opportunity to experience these exercises as part of thisworkshop as well as discuss ways to integrate these techniques into your dailylife. By attending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to a variety of skills tohelp improve your quality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attendall the workshops or pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in.Workshops are FREE and will be held in the Taggert Student Center room 310 or310B. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserveyour seat.

Film Night-PressPausePlay

7:00p.m.

ESLC room046

The digitalrevolution of the last decade has unleashed creativity and talent in anunprecedented way, with unlimited opportunities. But does democratized culturemean better art or is true talent instead drowned out? This is the questionaddressed by 'PressPausePlay,' a documentary film containing interviews withsome of the world's most influential creators of the digital era.

CelticNights- Journey of Hope

7:30p.m.

EllenEccles Theater

Direct fromIreland, the finest voices of the Celtic world are showcased against athundering backdrop of expert dancing and musicianship in CELTIC NIGHTS JOURNEYOF HOPE. In this glittering production, 6 of Ireland’s most prominent vocaltalents are complimented by 6 of its most accomplished step dancers, creating anexhilarating picture of a proud people who dared to dream big and doggedlycarved out a home in the New World. In Celtic Nights, their story is told,through the power and majesty of music and the hypnotic fury of dancing feet.

$19 - $2925% USU Student Discount

http://www.centerforthearts.us/events.html

BackcountryFilm Festival

6:30p.m.

LoganArthouse Cinema: 795 N. Main St. Logan, UT

Help SNCsupport local nonprofit Nordic United as they host the Winter WildlandsAlliance Backcountry Film Festival. Films highlight the fun and magic of winterrecreation through compelling and entertaining stories of backcountry,non-motorized recreation and environmental preservation. Festivities includesilent & live auctions. SNC (also part of the Winter Wildlands Alliance)will be promoting snowshoe & SnowSchool events.

Contact formore info or to donate an auction item.

$10

Wednesday 01/25

Big BandSwing Club

7:30 p.m.-10:00p.m.

HPER 215

Come learnBig Band Swing Dancing! Swing Dancing is an original American art form, and afun way to exercise and meet people. Come alone or with a partner; we offerlessons at 7, followed by social dancing. Beginners are welcome, and your firsttime is free. Come dance with us!

Admissionis $2 a night for nonmembers, free for members.
Club Membership is $15 per semester ($10 if you were a member in fallsemester), and includes the 2011-2012 Club T Shirt.

CeramicsAdult

2:00p.m.-5:00p.m

Studentschoose what they most wish to create throughout the 10 weeks of classes. Labtimes available. Minimum enrollment 6. With Beth Calengor. Wednesdays $136 +$15per 25 lbs clay / materials January 4, 11, 18, 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29,March 7. Please call with any questions or to register. CVCA - 435 752-0026 orBeth CalengorR - 764-2286 or visit www.CenterForTheArts.us

USU StudyAbroad Fair

10:00p.m.-2:00p.m.

TSCInternational Lounge

PRIZEDRAWINGS FOR PARTICIPANTS! The Study Abroad Fair is a great opportunity tolearn about study and volunteer opportunities abroad. Stop by to learn aboutwhat international study options are available to you as a USU student. Studyabroad for a semester, a year or on one of our short term or summer studyabroad programs. Students can study in English in many locations or developlanguage skills by studying in another language. Programs are open to anymajor, but courses taught vary by location.

Intro toEffective Coping

1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.

TSC 310

EffectiveCoping - This two-part workshop is designed to help students cope moreeffectively with the challenges of college life while they prepare forcounseling. Open to all students and staff, the first part surveys commonconcerns and presenting issues, as well as a model for reviewing thoughts,feelings and needs. The second part introduces and provides practice for valueclarification and basic behavior change to help students cope. Participantswill be encouraged to read brief articles and keep a one-page journal ofchange. Intro to Effective Coping is a one-time workshop that will give you an overviewof sessions one and two. By attending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to avariety of skills to help improve your quality of life and relationships. Youare welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choose the ones that youare most interested in. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop byTSC 306 to reserve your seat.

HumanLibrary: Find out the rest of the story

2:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 101

Fight theNew Drug Discussion Group

7:00p.m.

Engineeringbuilding room 205

The USUChapter of Fight the New Drug is holding a discussion group about the addictivepotential of pornography with guest lecturer Brannon Patrick from LifeSTARNetwork. Brannon has experience in helping with intensive outpatient treatmentprograms for substance abuse and has become passionate about addiction recoverywork. He took an interest in helping with sexual addictions after finding outthat a lot of the treatment methods are the same as those overcoming drug addictions.He will provide insight on how pornography addiction can be overcome and sharerecovery stories to help us understand the struggles involved in facing anaddiction. This discussion group is meant to be informative. Many of the peoplewho attend these discussions or are involved with Fight the New Drug have knownfriends or family members who have struggled with pornography addiction. AsFighters we aim to educate those who may not be informed. Please support ourcause! Check us out at WWW.FIGHTTHENEWDRUG.ORG

Thursday 01/26

Art DesignExhibition presented by Utah State University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

SwanerEcoCenter will have an Art Exhibit of paintings by USU Faculty Kathy Puzey,Woody Shepherd, Christopher T. Terry and Jane Catlin. All art will be availablefor purchase. Contact Laura Gelfand, Head of the Dept of Art & Design atUSU laura.gelfand@usu.edu with any questions.

HumanLibrary: Find out the rest of the story

4:00p.m.-6:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 101

GalleryTalk with Marion Hyde

4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Come andsee the Marion R. Hyde art exhibit, and listen to Mr. Hyde talk about his work.

Free

CaineCollege of the Arts Halftime Show

7:05p.m.-9:00p.m.

Dee GlenSmith Spectrum

The CaineCollege of the Arts will take the court during the USU Aggie Basketball gamehalftime show. The CCA’s visual spectacle is bound to have the famous Aggiefans dancing in the aisles.

Men’sBasketball vs. Hawai’i

7:05p.m.

Dee GlenSmith Spectrum

Come cheerthe Aggies on!

DAADScholarship opportunity information session Jan 26th 2-3 pm - Military ScienceConference Room 217 (upstairs from Study Abroad)

Study/intern/researchin Germany. Learn more from DAAD ( German Academic Exchange) visitors to campusthat day. www.daad.org 2012/13 deadline is January 31st!

Friday 01/27

The AnticsComedy Improv!

10:30p.m.

The LoganArthouse and Cinema

795 NorthMain

The Anticsperform improv comedy every Friday night at the Logan Arthouse!

Aggie GameNights

7:00p.m.- 11:55p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

Aggie GameNights is a social gaming club at Utah State University. We play board, card,miniature, party, & role playing games. We meet Fridays, 7pm to midnight inEngineering 201. Bring friends & games. Everyone is invited!
https://groups.google.com/group/aggie-game-nights https://www.facebook.com/groups/Aggie.Game.Nights/

Art DesignExhibition presented by Utah State University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Gymnasticsvs. Southern Utah

7:00p.m.

Dee GlenSmith Spectrum

Concert atWhy Sound

8:00p.m.

Why Sound:30 Federal Eve. Logan, UT

Cost $5-$6

LittleBearfoot will be performing with TBA (Acoustic.)

Saturday 01/28

Logan OutLoud - Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.- 10:00p.m.

795 NorthMain

If youliked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

An Eveningof One Acts

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

Chase FineArts Center, Studio Theatre

Free to USUstudents with ID, $5 general admission

Oneact-plays produced, directed and performed by students in the TheaterDepartment. Two different groups of plays, Group A performs on Jan. 23, 25 and27. Group B performs on Jan. 24, 26 and 28. Group A is rated Mature for someprofanity and sexual references. Group B is appropriate for general audiences.Group A one-acts: "Life Under Water" by Richard Greenberg;"Naomi in the Living Room" by Christopher Durang; "Noon" byTerrence McNally. Group B one acts: "Chinamen" by Michael Frayn;"Something Unspoken" by Tennessee Williams; "The Actor'sNightmare" by Christopher Durang.

Art DesignExhibition presented by Utah State University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Swaner EcoCenterwill have an Art Exhibit of paintings by USU Faculty Kathy Puzey, WoodyShepherd, Christopher T. Terry and Jane Catlin. All art will be available forpurchase. Contact Laura Gelfand, Head of the Dept of Art & Design at USUlaura.gelfand@usu.edu with any questions.

5th AnnualAg Chili Cook-Off

5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

Dust outyour Dutch Ovens and warm up your Crock-Pots, it’s time once again for the 5thannual USU College of Agriculture Chili Cook-Off! Lundstrom Student Center,1295 E. 1000 N. Logan. Event is open to everyone! Bring your own muffin tins totry ALL the chili!

$3 perperson, $5 for couples and $10 for families

Men’sbasketball vs. San Jose State

7:05p.m.

Dee GlenSmith Spectrum

Come cheerthe Aggies on!

Concert atWhy Sound

7:00p.m.

Why Sound:30 Federal Ave. Logan, UT

$5- $6

Battle ofthe Bands part 3. Line up to be announced.

MatineeEnchantee: Magic and Music at the Mansion

2:00p.m.

TheThatcher-Young Museum: 35 W 100 S Logan, UT

$10adults/$8 children under 12

The HatchAcademy of Magic and Music presents an enchanting afternoon of magic and music.Deceptionist Richard Hatch, violinist Rosemary Hatch, and pianist JonathanHatch in an ensemble performance! Music by Kreisler, Saint-Saëns and Miyagi,magic by Hofzinser, Vernon, Robert-Houdin and others.

Miss CacheValley Pageant 2012

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

EllenEccles Theatre, 43 South Main, Logan, UT

Twentybeautiful young women compete for the title of Miss Cache Valley in swimsuit,evening wear, talent and interview. The pageant is in its 20th year and issponsored by the Utah Scholarship Foundation. Tickets go on sale January 23rdat 10 a.m. Cost is $12 and can be purchased at 43 South Main,www.centerforthearts.us or by calling 435-752-0026. USU students receive a 25%discount and groups of 15 or more receive a 15% discount.

AlfredHitchcocks’ “The 39 Steps”

Mondays,Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays until February 4th.

HeritageCommunity Theater, 2505 S Hwy 89, Perry, UT

he HeritageTheater in Perry, Utah presents Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” on Friday,Monday and Wednesday nights at 7p.m. with Matinees on Saturday at 2p.m. ( nowthru February 4th). The theater is located at 2505 S Hwy 89. For reservations,call (435-723-8392)

BridalFaire

10:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

USU StudentCenter

A one stopwedding planning event. Free admission and parking. Fashion shows throughoutthe day. You can plan any event easlily with lots of ideas from many vendors.Free samples.

$16 - $2225% USU Student Discount$16 - $22 25% USU Student Discount$16 - $22 25% USUStudent DiscountGive, in honor of a friend or relative, an alternative gift offood, medicine, livestock or education.These gifts will be sent to areas withgreat needs around the world and here at home. Come learn about the projectsand pick your project gift cards at the market.Give, in honor of a friend orrelative, an alternative gift of food, medicine, livestock or education.Thesegifts will be sent to areas with great needs around the world and here at home.Come learn about the projects and pick your project gift cards at themarket.Give, in honor of a friend or relative, an alternative gift of food,medicine, livestock or education.These gifts will be sent to areas with greatneeds around the world and here at home. Come learn about the projects and pickyour project gift cards at the market.Give, in honor of a friend or relative,an alternative gift of food, medicine, livestock or education.These gifts willbe sent to areas with great needs around the world and here at home. Come learnabout the projects and pick your project gift cards at the market.Give, inhonor of a friend or relative, an alternative gift of food, medicine, livestockor education.These gifts will be sent to areas with great needs around theworld and here at home. Come learn about the projects and pick your projectgift cards at the market.ive, in honor of a friend or relative, an alternativegift of food, medicine, livestock or education.These gifts will be sent toareas with great needs around the world and here at home. Come learn about theprojects and pick your project gift cards at the market.ive, in honor of afriend or relative, an alternative gift of food, medicine, livestock oreducation.These gifts will be sent to areas with great needs around the worldand here at home. Come learn about the projects and pick your project giftcards at the market.Bottom of Form

Sunday 01/29

Marion R.Hyde Exhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

On-Goingand Upcoming Events

PosterExhibition: Disability History

January 9th-Jan. 23rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Free

The exhibitincludes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy. This walkthrough 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed. It’ssometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

USU Cru

Tuesdaynights @ 7:30 p.m.

Richards 21/2 lounge

Come meetwith a group of Christians committed to showing people who the true Jesus is.Come discuss and explore topics of faith and spirituality.

Everyonewelcome!

For moreinformation contact Miriam Gunn (435) 770-6025

Aggies forChrist

TuesdayNights @ 8:30p.m.

TSC Hub

Aggies forChrist is a weekly bible study and will studying the topic of minor prophets. Allreligions are welcome. Bring your bible and be ready to learn!

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Marion R.Hyde Exhibit

January 19th-February 9th

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Sigma ChiSpring Rush

January 22nd- January 27th

6:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Spring Rush2012 is here! We have some great events planned and are ready to start off thenew year with a bang. XBOX 360 giveaway! FREE FOOD! ... Sunday 1/22: FavoriteJersey Party, 3:30 p.m. at the Sig House. We will be watching the NFCChampionship on a 100" screen. Wings and refreshments will be served!Monday 1/23: Greek Progressive Dinner Starting at the Sig House at 6 p.m. Tuesday1/24: Casino Royale at Gamma Kappa, 6:30 p.m. at the Sig House we willl beplanning multiple casino games. We will be giving away a XBOX 360 to thewinner! Wednesday 1/25: Dodgeball Tournament @ the Fieldhouse. Meet at the Sighouse @ 6:45 p.m. Pizza will also be served after. Thursday 1/26: USU vs.Hawaii Basketball Game @ the Spectrum. Meet at the Sig house at 6 p.m. Friday1/27: Bid Dinner (Invite Only).

An Eveningof One Acts

January 23rd– January 28th

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

Chase FineArts Center, Studio Theatre

Free to USUstudents with ID, $5 general admission

AlfredHitchcocks’ “The 39 Steps”

Mondays,Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from January 17th until February 4th.

HeritageCommunity Theater, 2505 S Hwy 89, Perry, UT

he HeritageTheater in Perry, Utah presents Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” on Friday,Monday and Wednesday nights at 7p.m. with Matinees on Saturday at 2p.m. ( nowthru February 4th). The theater is located at 2505 S Hwy 89. For reservations,call (435-723-8392)

StudyAbroad Events

The newyear is here and we want to make sure all the incoming exchange students,returning study abroad students and those interested in study abroad, areinformed about the events and activities that will be taking place. There willbe an excursion/activity each month, such as a trip to the hot springs, andother outdoor activities weather permitting, plus more opportunities to exploreCache Valley and other areas of Utah.

This is agreat way for international students to get to know other USU students who havean international interest too. The cost for the events will be yourresponsibility and will depend on the number of students who wish toparticipate. The more students who come the cheaper the cost will be. Theevents will be open to anyone who is interested.
Don't forget to LIKE the USUStudyAbroad Facebook page ( http://www.facebook.com/USUStudyAbroad). There will be notifications about events and activities to make it easierfor you to connect with other students and stay informed about events/ tripscoming up! A schedule of the events will be posted soon on the Office of StudyAbroad Facebook page under EVENTS. We will also notify you about upcomingevents through email.

ForgottenPhotographs of the Union Pacific

January 24th– February 17th

All Day

MerrillCazier Library

Arts Week Events: Thurs Jan 19

2012-01-19T11:29:00.000-08:00

USU's Got Talent

7:30PM to 9:30PM

Chase Fine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

USU students across campus will compete in a colorful arrayas singers, dancers, comedians and many other acts. Improv comedy group, TheAntics, will be the opening act!

$5 general admission, $3 with a can of food

Herb + Dorothy

7:30PM to 9:30PM

The Performance Hall

He was a postal clerk. She was a librarian. With their modest means, the couple managed to build one of the most important contemporary art collections in history. Meet Herb and Dorothy Vogel, their shared passion defied stereotypes and redefined what it means to be an art collector.

Second Annual Student Art Sale

All Day

TSC, Evan N. Stevenson Ballroom

USU Art students will again be offering some of their bestwork for sale to the campus community during Arts Week 2012. There will be lotsof variety as students from many disciplines display affordable art for justthree days in the TSC.

Art Visiting Artist: Joni Sternbach

5:00PM to 7:00PM

The Performance Hall

Sternbach is a professional photographer who uses an 1850scamera to capture images of surfers, landscapes and much more.

Second Annual Design Star

4:00PM to 7:00PM

TSC, Sunburst Lounge

Come watch students compete by using recycled materials to create amazing light displays as part of Arts Week 2012!

CCA Buskers

All Day

Utah State University Campus

Traveling campus performers entertain university audienceswith musical magic. The CCA Buskers are part of Arts Week 2012.

Marion R. Hyde Art Exhibit Opening Reception

4:30PM to 5:30PM

Twain Tippetts Exhibition Hall

Marion Roundy Hyde was born in Tremonton, Utah in 1938.Often termed a realistic stylist, he works in paint, woodcut/engraving, andsculpture. Hyde earned his BFA in 1962 and his MFA in 1969 from Utah StateUniversity. He was a faculty member of Utah State University until he retiredas associate professor emeritus of printmaking and drawing and past departmenthead. Examples of his work include Nesting (2001), a prismacolor, Night Muse(1988), a woodcut and Six and Seven Eighths (A Self-Portrait) (1983), asilkscreen, which are part of the Springville Museum of Art's permanentcollection. Major commissions of his work include a Triptych mural at UtahState University. The opening reception is part of Arts Week 2012

Arts Week Events: Wed Jan 18

2012-01-18T10:27:00.000-08:00

Fire & Ice: Sculpture Showcased
7:15PM to 7:45PM
The Performance Hall
Work produced by sculpture students working with first year professor, Ryoichi Suzuki, will be featured in this unique unveiling at the USU Performance Hall Promenade.
CCA Buskers
All DayTraveling campus performers entertain university audienceswith musical magic.

Second Annual Student Art Sale
All DayTSC, Evan N. Stevenson BallroomUSU Art students will again be offering some of their best work for sale to thecampus community during Arts Week 2012. There will be lots of variety asstudents from many disciplines display affordable art for just three days inthe TSC.

Marion R. Hyde Art Exhibit Opening Reception
4:30PM to 5:30PM
Twain Tippetts Exhibition Hall
Marion Roundy Hyde was born in Tremonton, Utah in 1938.Often termed a realistic stylist, he works in paint, woodcut/engraving, andsculpture. Hyde earned his BFA in 1962 and his MFA in 1969 from Utah StateUniversity. He was a faculty member of Utah State University until he retiredas associate professor emeritus of printmaking and drawing and past departmenthead. Examples of his work include Nesting (2001), a prismacolor, Night Muse(1988), a woodcut and Six and Seven Eighths (A Self-Portrait) (1983), asilkscreen, which are part of the Springville Museum of Art's permanentcollection. Major commissions of his work include a Triptych mural at Utah StateUniversity. The opening reception is part of Arts Week 2012.

Marion R. Hyde Exhibit10:00AM to 5:00PM
Twain Tippetts Exhibition Hall
This exhibition will highlight the most recent work of UtahState’s emeritus professor of art, Marion R. Hyde. Professor Hyde retired fromthe Department of Art in 2002 after more than 33 years of dedicated servicethat included 12 years as department head. Since retirement, Professor Hyde hasbeen working in oil and pastel to create images that both represent andabstract the Utah landscape. We're pleased to present a wide selection of hisbest works to you during this opening exhibition of the 2012 season.

Raising Caine featuring Faculty, Staff and Students
6:00PM to 7:00PM
The Performance Hall
The Caine College of the Arts will host Raising Caine, amusical concert, featuring CCA faculty, staff and students.

Events On and Around Campus 1/17-1/22

2012-01-17T10:28:00.000-08:00

Tuesday01/17

Arts Week 2012

Jan. 17- Jan. 21^st

Utah State University’s Caine College of the Arts (CCA) invites community members and students to be part of Arts Week 2012. With a variety of artistic events, including theatre performances, concerts, art exhibits and a networking event, this week is meant to connect people and programs throughout the community.

Arts Show

Jan. 17^th - Jan. 19^th

All day

TSC Sunburst Lounge

Exhibit featuring original works of some of our USU student’s finest art. The Arts Show is part of Arts Week 2012.

Poster Exhibition:Disability History

January9^th- Jan. 23^rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Free

Theexhibit includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy.This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed.It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

Aggies for Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Open Mic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

Networking DinnerFeaturing Honored Alumni

5:30p.m.-7:00p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hal

Bepart of the opportunity to network and dine with honored alumni, InteriorDesigner Nathan Fischer and Ceramics Program Director Forrest Lesch-Middletonat this influential event. The networking dinner is part of Arts Week 2012.

$8for networking dinner | $10 for both networking dinner and Raise Your Voicewith the Sound of Music

Standing on MySister’s Shoulders

6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.

TSCAuditorium

Filmviewing with Dr. Charles Salzberg, a civil rights worker in the 1960's.

CCA Buskers

Jan.17^th- Jan. 19^th

Allday

Travelingcampus performers entertain university audiences with musical magic. The CCABuskers are part of Arts Week 2012.

Raise Your Voice withthe Sound of Music

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

Comesing-a-long with the Sound of Music as part of Arts Week 2012!

$5general admission, $3 USU students with ID

Marion R. HydeExhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Second Annual StudentArt Sale

AllDay

TSCBallroom

USUArt students will again be offering some of their best work for sale to thecampus community during Arts Week 2012. There will be lots of variety asstudents from many disciplines display affordable art for just three days inthe TSC.

Wednesday01/18

USU Meditation Club

12:00p.m.-1:00 p.m.

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Alllevels of meditation experience are welcome for our weekly sit. There will beinstruction provided for those who desire it, and we typically sit for 30minutes. Time will be made for announcements and the sharing of experiences.

FigureDrawing/Painting from USU Art Guild

7:30p.m-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center

Wewill be holding weekly figure study sessions for students and community membersthat would like to practice work with the human figure. The cost of eachsession is $5.00 or $40.00 for the whole semester (to pay the model).

RRR Auction- Reuse,Reduce, Recycle

6:00p.m.

244S Main

RRRAuction has a LIVE auction every Wednesday night at 6 pm till done with a LIVEAuctioneer, Food Vendors, Lots of goods to be sold and fun to be had. Pleasestop by early and browse the auction and sign up to be a bidder!!! See youthere!!!

Arts Week 2012

Jan.17- Jan. 21^st

UtahState University’s Caine College of the Arts (CCA) invites community membersand students to be part of Arts Week 2012. With a variety of artistic events,including theatre performances, concerts, art exhibits and a networking event,this week is meant to connect people and programs throughout the community.

Arts Show

Jan.17^th - Jan. 19^th

Allday

TSCSunburst Lounge

Exhibitfeaturing original works of some of our USU student’s finest art. The Arts Showis part of Arts Week 2012.

Pizza and Politicswith Utah Govenor Gary Herbert

4:00p.m.-5:00p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 103

TheUtah State University College Republicans will be hosting Utah Governor GaryHerbert as part of their Pizza & Politics lecture series on Wednesday,January 18 at 4:00 PM in the Engineering Building, room 103. All students,faculty, and community members are invited to attend. Pizza will be provided.This will be a great opportunity to meet Governor Herbert. The Governor will begiving a short lecture and will take questions from those attending. Be sure tobring a friend! Media Contact: Casey Saxton, USU College RepublicansSpokesperson (307) 723-1893 casey.saxton@usu.edu

Marion R. Hyde Art Exhibit Opening Reception

4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

MarionRoundy Hyde was born in Tremonton, Utah in 1938. Often termed a realisticstylist, he works in paint, woodcut/engraving, and sculpture. Hyde earned hisBFA in 1962 and his MFA in 1969 from Utah State University. He was a facultymember of Utah State University until he retired as associate professoremeritus of printmaking and drawing and past department head. Examples of hiswork include Nesting (2001), a prismacolor, Night Muse (1988), a woodcut andSix and Seven Eighths (A Self-Portrait) (1983), a silkscreen, which are part ofthe Springville Museum of Art's permanent collection. Major commissions of hiswork include a Triptych mural at Utah State University. The opening receptionis part of Arts Week 2012.

Fire & Ice:Sculpture Showcased

7:15p.m.-7:45p.m.

Workproduced by sculpture students working with first year professor, RyoichiSuzuki, will be featured in this unique unveiling at the USU Performance HallPromenade. Free and open to the public Fire & Ice is part of Arts Week2012.

Raising Cainfeaturing faculty, staff and students

6:00p.m.-7:00p.m.,8:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

ThePerformance Hall

$10general admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 faculty and staff, free for USUstudents

TheCaine College of the Arts will host Raising Caine, a musical concert, featuringCCA faculty, staff and students. Raising Caine is part of Arts Week 2012.

CCA Buskers

Jan.17^th- Jan. 19^th

Allday

Travelingcampus performers entertain university audiences with musical magic. The CCABuskers are part of Arts Week 2012.

Ceramics Adult

2:00p.m.-5:00p.m

Students choose what they most wish to createthroughout the 10 weeks of classes. Lab times available. Minimum enrollment 6.With Beth Calengor. Wednesdays $136 +$15 per 25 lbs clay / materials January 418, 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, March 7. Please call with any questions orto register. CVCA - 435 752-0026 or Beth CalengorR - 764-2286 or visit www.CenterForTheArts.us

Marion R. HydeExhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Thisexhibition will highlight the most recent work of Utah State’s emeritusprofessor of art, Marion R. Hyde. Professor Hyde retired from the Department ofArt in 2002 after more than 33 years of dedicated service that included 12 yearsas department head. Since retirement, Professor Hyde has been working in oiland pastel to create images that both represent and abstract the Utahlandscape. We're pleased to present a wide selection of his best works to youduring this opening exhibition of the 2012 season. An opening social will beheld Jan. 18 at 4:30 p.m. in the Tippets Exhibit Hall.

Second Annual StudentArt Sale

AllDay

TSCBallroom

USUArt students will again be offering some of their best work for sale to thecampus community during Arts Week 2012. There will be lots of variety asstudents from many disciplines display affordable art for just three days inthe TSC.

Intro to The Joy ofDepression Workshop

1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.

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TheJoy of Depression - Students will learn about the value of emotional pain as asignal for change. The biological and psychological features of mood will bediscussed together with specific strategies for understanding and responding tocues of depression. Intro to The Joy of Depression is a onetime workshop thatwill give you an overview of sessions one and two. Session One: Altering brainchemistry through exercise, diet, music, service and meditation. Session Two:Fostering a sense of well being through positive emotion,engagement,relationships, meaning and achievement. By attending CAPS workshops you will beexposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of life andrelationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choosethe ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will be heldin the Taggert Student Center room 310 or 310B. Seating is limited. Contact usat 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

Thursday01/19

Big Band Swing Club

7:00p.m.

HPER215

Kayak Roll Session

7:30pm-9:30pm

HYPERPool

$5/$8/$10

Startingin October our roll sessions will be held on Thursdays. Come practice yourwhitewater kayak roll in the HPER pool. Can't roll? No problem, wewill have instructors on hand to help you figure it out. All equipment isprovided, just bring your suit. This is open to students, faculty/staff,and the general public. Pre-register at the ORP. 435-797-3264.

Arts Week 2012

Jan.17- Jan. 21^st

UtahState University’s Caine College of the Arts (CCA) invites community membersand students to be part of Arts Week 2012. With a variety of artistic events,including theatre performances, concerts, art exhibits and a networking event,this week is meant to connect people and programs throughout the community.

Arts Show

Jan.17^th - Jan. 19^th

Allday

TSCSunburst Lounge

Exhibitfeaturing original works of some of our USU student’s finest art. The Arts Showis part of Arts Week 2012.

CCA Buskers

Jan.17^th- Jan. 19^th

Allday

Travelingcampus performers entertain university audiences with musical magic. The CCABuskers are part of Arts Week 2012.

USU’s Got Talent

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$5general admission, $3 USU students

USUstudents across campus will compete in a colorful array as singers, dancers,comedians and many other acts. USU's Got Talent is part of Arts Week 2012.

Marion R. HydeExhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Second Annual StudentArt Sale

AllDay

TSCBallroom

USUArt students will again be offering some of their best work for sale to thecampus community during Arts Week 2012. There will be lots of variety asstudents from many disciplines display affordable art for just three days inthe TSC.

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Art Visiting Artist: Joni Sternbach

5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

ThePerformance Hall

Sternbachis a professional photographer who uses an 1850s camera to capture images ofsurfers, landscapes and much more.

Herb + Dorothy

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ThePerformance Hall

Hewas a postal clerk. She was a librarian. With their modest means, the couplemanaged to build one of the most important contemporary art collections inhistory. Meet Herb and Dorothy Vogel, their shared passion defied stereotypesand redefined what it means to be an art collector.

Kiger Hour featuring Dr. ChristaJones

5:15PMto 7:00PM

$6.95per person (plus tax and gratuity)

Joinus Thursday, Jan. 19, for an hour of good food, good company, intellectualengagement, and a TimePiece by Dr. Christa Jones, assistant pProfessor ofFrench in the Department of Languages, Philosophy, and Speech Communication.The TimePiece is entitled - Rai and Politics don't mix - Musical ResistanceDuring the Algerian Civil War. It will be held at Hamilton's Steak and Seafoodin the Accolade Event Room. The social hour begins at 5:15 p.m., the TimePiecebegins at 6 p.m. The cost is $6.95 per person (plus tax and gratuituy)appetizer buffet which will be billed on an individual basis. Guests will alsobe able to order off the regular menu if desired. Dr. Jones has publishednumerous articles and book chapters on Francophone North African Francophoneliterature, cinema and music in peer-reviewed journals such as ContemporaryFrench and Francophone Studies, Expressions Maghrébines, Francofonia, NouvellesEtudes Francophones, Women Studies Quarterly, and others.

Second Annual Design Star

4:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

TSCSunburst Lounge

Comewatch students compete by using recycled materials to create amazing lightdisplays as part of Arts Week 2012!

Sustainably Farmed Food and CommunityAgriculture: A Guide to Eating Well

6:00p.m.-7:30p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Pesentedby the Swaner EcoCenter: Liberty Heights Fresh will present a guide to eatingwell in winter. There will be food tastings and recipes while Liberty HeightsFounder Steven Rosenberg discusses the integrity and sustainability of food.Come and learn about Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). There will be anopportunity drawing offered for one full share! A portion of the proceeds forany CSA shares purchased at the event will be donated to Swaner EcoCenter.

Friday 01/20

The Antics ComedyImprov!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

The Antics perform improv comedy every Friday night atthe Logan Arthouse!

Aggie Game Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

Arts Week 2012

Jan.17- Jan. 21^st

UtahState University’s Caine College of the Arts (CCA) invites community membersand students to be part of Arts Week 2012. With a variety of artistic events,including theatre performances, concerts, art exhibits and a networking event,this week is meant to connect people and programs throughout the community.

Movie and paneldiscussion: Lives Worth Living

1:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary room 154

LivesWorth Living documents the history of America’s disability rights movement. Itwas produced by the PBS Series Independent Lens. The screening will be followedby a panel discussion on “The Disability Rights Movement: Past, Present, and Future.”Space is limited for the screening of the film and panel presentation. We wouldencourage individual students and community members to attend, but we willlikely be unable to accommodate entire classes of students. However, if you areinterested in arranging a separate showing of the film and related guestlecture for an individual class we would be happy to work with you. Pleaseclick on the link for more information.

Grand Gala featuringChristiane Noll

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Kent Concert Hall

$10general admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 faculty and staff, free for USUstudents

TheGrand Gala event featuring broadway star Christiane Noll will provide anevening of glitz, glam and world-class entertainment. The Gala will also honortop students as well as artistic highlights from the CCA Fall 2011 semesterfrom art, theatre, music and interior design. The Grand Gala is part of ArtsWeek 2012.

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Marion R. HydeExhibit

10:00a.m.-5:0p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Intro to The Art of Happiness

11:30AMto 12:30PM

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The Art of Happiness - Promoting well beingis an alternate version of helping. Focusing on happiness rather thandepression shifts the energy in one’s life toward growth. This four-weekworkshop teaches the principles associated with personal improvement sostudents can evolve from a pleasant life to a meaningful life. Through groupdiscussion, film illustration, workshop exercises and between session homework,students discover the art of possibility. Intro to The Art of Happiness is aone-time workshop that will give you an overview of sessions one and two. Byattending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to a variety of skills to helpimprove your quality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attend allthe workshops or pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in.Workshops are FREE and will be held in the Taggert Student Center room 310 or310B. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserveyour seat.

Saturday 01/21

Logan Out Loud -Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

Arts Week 2012

Jan.17- Jan. 21^st

UtahState University’s Caine College of the Arts (CCA) invites community membersand students to be part of Arts Week 2012. With a variety of artistic events,including theatre performances, concerts, art exhibits and a networking event,this week is meant to connect people and programs throughout the community.

Prix Fixe: Dinner anda Show

3:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

CaineLyric Theatre

$15dinner and show; $10 show only

Experiencedinner and a show in historic downtown Logan! Start your evening off at theBluebird Restaurant at 3p.m. then be whisked off to rural Texas in Old LyricRepertory Company's rendition of Greater Tuna by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears andEd Howard at the historic Caine Lyric Theatre at 5 p.m. Greater Tuna is thehilarious comedy about Texas' third smallest town, where the Lion's Club is tooliberal and Patsy Cline never dies. The eclectic band of citizens that make upthis town are portrayed by only two performers, making this satire on life inrural America even more delightful as they depict all of the inhabitants ofTuna -- men, women, children and animals. Rated I for Intermediate –Recommended for children age 8 and older. Greater Tuna is presented by specialarrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. 3 p.m. Bluebird Restaurant | 19 N. MainSt. in Logan 5 p.m. Old Lyric Repertory Company presents Greater Tuna CaineLyric Theatre | 28 W. Center St. in Logan

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Pirates:Fact vs. Fiction

10:00AMto 4:00PM

Museum of Anthropology room 252

Delve into the world of pirates, past andpresent, with the museum. Information on some of the more infamous pirates willbe given and watch as some pirate myths are busted. And no pirate would becaught without their accessories. Come make your own sword, hat, eye-patch andship. Join us on this sea-faring voyage of fun!

Sunday 01/22

Poster Exhibition:Disability History

January9^th- Jan. 23^rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Free

Theexhibit includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy.This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed.It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program

2012-01-12T17:23:00.000-08:00

(From The Utah Coalition for Educational Technology)
NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorateis accepting scholarship applications from graduate and undergraduate studentsfor the 2012 academic year. The application deadline is Jan. 15, 2012.

Graduate students must apply under a specificresearch topic to align with NASA's aeronautics research programs. The list ofavailable topics is posted online.

NASA expects to award 20 undergraduate and fivegraduate scholarships to students in aeronautics or related fields.Undergraduate students entering their second year of study will receive up to$15,000 per year for two years and the opportunity to receive a $10,000 stipendby interning at a NASA research center during the summer.

Graduate students will receive up to $35,000 peryear for up to three years, with an opportunity to receive a $10,000 stipendinterning at a NASA research center for up to two consecutive summers.

Students not committed to a specific academicinstitution or program still may apply. If accepted, they must be admitted byfall 2012 into an aeronautical engineering program or related field of study atan accredited U.S. university. Applicants must be U.S. citizens. Scholarshipmoney may be used for tuition and other school-related expenses.

NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorateconducts cutting-edge, fundamental and integrated systems research intraditional and emerging disciplines. The intent is to help transform thenation's air transportation system and to support development of future air andspace vehicles.

Its goals include improving airspace capacityand flexibility; aviation safety and aircraft performance; reducing overallnoise, engine emissions and fuel usage.

For details about this scholarship program, alist of available research topics and the application process, visithttp://nasa.asee.org/.

For more information about aeronautics researchat NASA, visit: http://www.aeronautics.nasa.gov.

Questions about this scholarship should bedirected to nasa.asp@asee.org.

Tips from the A-Team

2012-01-12T14:19:00.000-08:00

Keep Going!
Take a moment and browse through your syllabi. Jot down a few goals for this semester. Remember to keep them specific andrealistic.

Keep improving eachsemester. If you struggle withorganization, due dates, and test days, try using your student planner or thecalendar in your phone. Go through yoursyllabi at the beginning of the semester and fill in the important assignmentdue dates and test dates for all of your classes. This lets you know in advance if you have abusy week with multiple tests and assignments.

Good luck with the new semester!

Steps to Building a Successful Career: President of International Company to Speak at USU

2012-01-11T18:59:00.000-08:00

President and C.O.O. of Schriber Foods Inc.

Ronald J. Dunford

“We overcomplicate the path to success.” But is it really that simple? It is, according to the President and Chief Operating Officer of Schreiber Foods and Utah State alumnus (’86, geology), Ronald J. Dunford.

Dunford will be sharing his formula for success with students at Utah State University, Wednesday, January 18, in the Eccles Conference Center Auditorium, from 3 – 4 p.m. Not only has this formula shaped Mr. Dunford’s professional success, but he has seen others benefit from the same steps.

“Most people are looking for success in their careers and in life, yet many are missing either the vision, belief, or behaviors that lead to success,” said Dunford. “I maintain that we overcomplicate the path to success, and will share a simple formula for getting anything you want out of your career and life.”

With 29 years in the dairy industry, Dunford has filled roles in operations, sales and marketing, and general management. Joining Schreiber Foods Inc. in 1996, Dunford has since held positions of VP, Senior VP, President, and C.O.O., while concurrently fulfilling a role as part of the Schreiber Foods Board of Directors since 2003.

Based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Schreiber Foods is a $4+ billion privately-held company with over 6800 “partner/employees” in 22 locations world-wide including Logan, UT (www.schreiberfoods.com).

Steps to Building a Successful Career by Ronald J. Dunford
Wednesday, January 18, 3 – 4 p.m.
Emma Eccles Conference Center Auditorium
Free

ASUSU: Why Not You?

2012-01-10T16:18:00.001-08:00

Events On and Around Campus 1/09-1/15

2012-01-09T09:34:00.000-08:00

Monday 01/09

Free Math andStatistics Tutoring

8:30a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Freedrop-in tutoring is provided for Math 0900-2250/2270/2280 and Statistics 1040,2000, 3000, in the Taggart Student Center Room 225A and Lundstrom StudentLiving Center. Click the URL below for the schedule.

Poster Exhibition:Disability History

January9^th- Jan. 23^rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Free

Theexhibit includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy.This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed.It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

Auditions for Singersand Instrumentalists for Out of the Blue

4:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

AUDITIONSFOR SINGERS AND INSTRUMENTALISTS Out of the Blue Looking for 8 SINGER/DANCERSand 9 INTRUMENTALISTS for a touring ensemble Any USU Student is Welcome toAudition! Scholarships will be rewarded for all who make it! Auditions forsingers; Performance Hall 4-7 pm on January 9,and 4-7 pm on January 10. To getan audition time email aggiesoutoftheblue@gmail.com Singers; prepare a fullsong. Looking for vocal diversity. Pop, Country, Jazz, Broadway Belt, R&B,Rock, or Classical. Bring a “minus track” of your song. (MP3 file or CD)Auditions for Instrumentalist; Performance Hall 7-8 pm on January 9, and 7-8 pmJanuary 10. Be prepared to stay the full hour. Instrumentalists; SeekingKeyboard, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Trumpet, Trombone, Reeds. Rhythm Sectionplayers, be ready to sight read in combo with other players. Horns will begiven a "jazz standard" to prepare and play. Any Questions contactLee Daily at aggiesoutoftheblue@gmail.com

Gymnastics vs.Wisconsin-Eau Claire

7:00p.m.

DeeGlen Smith Spectrum

Gymnasticsvs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire

True Aggie Night

11:45p.m.-1:00a.m.

Quad

Wheneverthe full moon arrives, so does Student Alumni and True Aggie Night! Be at the'A' just before midnight. Wear your SAA shirt and get a "fast pass"to the front of the line. To become a True Aggie, you must kiss someone whoalready is one. Everyone come!

USU Choir Auditions

AllDay

Comeaudition for the USU Choir. Email michael.huff@usu.edu for your auditionappointment.

Tuesday01/10

Aggies for Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Open Mic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

College Night at ChickFil A

5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Buya #1 meal and get a #1 meal free with your student ID! Every Tuesday night.

Auditions for Singersand Instrumentalists for Out of the Blue

4:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

Free Seminar: Callingall artists

12:30p.m.-1:30p.m.

EcclesConference Center room 205-207

Thosewho can - do. And those who do, can teach too! Calling all local artists(literary arts, dance, film/video, folk & traditional arts, theater, music,storytelling, visual arts). Free seminar for those with an arts-related skillwho would be interested/willing to teach that skill to others. Come find outhow to get registered as a potential teacher. Learn about the Teaching ArtistRoster and the wealth of benefits, opportunities and resources available tolocal artists via the National Endowment for the Arts, the Utah Legislature andlocal sponsoring organizations. Speaker: Jean Irwin, Arts Education ProgramManager, Utah Arts Council. The seminar is free and includes free parking inthe Big Blue Terrace next to the University Inn. Register online athttp://lifelong-learning.usu.edu/

Wednesday01/11

RRR Auction- Reuse,Reduce, Recycle

6:00p.m.

244S Main

Financial Planningfor Women (FPW)

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FinancialPlanning for Women (FPW) is a monthly educational seminar that meets the secondWednesday (except December) at two times: 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the USU TaggartStudent Center room 336 (Bring a lunch), and at 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the FamilyLife Center, 493 North 700 East, Logan. Programs are free and registration isnot required. For more info: http://fpwusu.blogspot.com or www.usu.edu/fpw JeanLown 435-797-1569 jean.lown@usu.edu

Ceramics Adult

2:00p.m.-5:00p.m

Students choose what they most wish to createthroughout the 10 weeks of classes. Lab times available. Minimum enrollment 6.With Beth Calengor. Wednesdays $136 +$15 per 25 lbs clay / materials January 4,11, 18, 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, March 7. Please call with any questionsor to register. CVCA - 435 752-0026 or Beth CalengorR - 764-2286 or visit www.CenterForTheArts.us

SummerCampaign Summer Photo Shoot

10:00a.m.

TSC Sunburst Lounge

Come get your picture taken and be on aposter! They need some people to be in photos for the new summer semestercampaign,

Thursday01/12

Big Band Swing Club

7:00p.m.

HPER215

Kayak Roll Session

7:30pm-9:30pm

HYPERPool

$5/$8/$10

Martin Luther KingJr. Vigil

5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

TSCBallroom

TheUtah State University campus as well as the community is gathering to celebrateMartin Luther King and his legacy. The theme for this year's vigil will be"Remembering His Legacy..." Join us as we walk together in silence inremembrance of Martin Luther King Jr.

Women andSpirituality

3:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary 154

Dr.Bonnie Glass-Coffin will discuss women and spirituality.

Friday 01/13

The Antics ComedyImprov!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

The Antics perform improv comedy every Friday night atthe Logan Arthouse!

Aggie Game Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

AggieGame Nights is a social gaming club at Utah State University. We play board, card,miniature, party, & role playing games. We meet Fridays, 7pm to midnight inEngineering 201. Bring friends & games. Everyone is invited!
https://groups.google.com/group/aggie-game-nights https://www.facebook.com/groups/Aggie.Game.Nights/

Cache ValleyStargazers

7:30p.m.-9:00p.m.

USUSER Building room 244

The Cache Valley Stargazers have regularlymonthly meetings for astronomy talks, observing chit chat, learning the stars,fixing telescopes, and any other astronomical whims that suit our members.Everyone is welcome to join us! We meet on the second Friday of every month onthe Utah State University campus. Our meetings generally feature a short talkon an astronomy related topic, followed by friendly discussion, help withtelescopes and astronomy equipment, and when the weather is nice, a bit ofobserving! Weather permitting, the meeting will often be followed by observingin the USU Observatory, with the 20" telescope. If you have an interest inastronomy, please join us, whether you're an absolute novice, or an advancedamateur. Families and children interested in astronomy are welcome!

Country Swing Dance

7:30p.m.-11:00p.m.

TSC ballroom

The USU Range club is holding a country swing dance! Therewill be door prizes, so bring your boots. $2.00 admission.

Saturday 01/14

Logan Out Loud -Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

USU Hockey vs. WeberState

7:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

GeorgeS. Eccles Ice Center

FanAppreciation Game: $4 tickets for anyone

Sunday01/15

Poster Exhibition:Disability History

January9^th- Jan. 23^rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-CazierLibrary

Free

Theexhibit includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy.This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed.It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

Two Events Examine Disability and Human Rights

2012-01-08T09:00:00.000-08:00

The Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University continuesits 40^th Anniversary Celebration with a look at disability and humanrights. Two events will examine the place of disability and advocacy inhistory.

The Exhibit, January 9-27

An exhibit on the history of disability and advocacy in thewestern world will be available in Special Collections at the Merrill-CazierLibrary.

It includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy. Thiswalk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed. It’ssometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

For example, it reveals a dark side to the Greek tradition that reveredperfection in the human body: Aristotle also recommended that there shouldbe a law “to prevent the rearing of deformed children.” In his Politics,Aristotle wrote, “As to the exposure and rearing of children, let there be alaw that no deformed child shall live.”

Here’s another excerpt, from two thousand years farther down thetimeline: The medical model emerged around the 18th century, definingdisability as any one of a series of biological deficiencies located in thebody. … A gradual understanding of science led to new and often painfultreatments for persons with disabilities. People became objects of study, wereused in experiments, and assumed the role of “patients.”

The exhibit will be in the Special Collections area of the Merrill-CazierLibrary. Three cases will also display some of the CPD’s current,disability-related work.

The movie, January 20

The film Lives Worth Living will be screened at the Merrill-Cazierlibrary in room 154 at 1 p.m., and apanel discussion will follow. This event is co-sponsored by the Disability LawCenter. The 55-minute movie was produced by the PBS series Independent Lens, and it documents the history of America’sdisability rights movement.

Space is limited for the screening of the film and panel presentation, andwill be available on a first come, first served basis. Faculty memberinterested in arranging a separate showing of the film and related guestlecture for an individual class should contact Jeff Sheen.

Art for Martin Luther King Jr. Vigil

2011-12-05T11:27:00.000-08:00

Photo Courtesy of The National Archives

USU students,faculty and staff are invited to create art work that shares reflections of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for this year's annual vigil, "Remembering his legacy..." Possible art pieces include but are not limited to poetry, drawings, paintings, sculptures, etc.

The Black Student Union willdisplay these art pieces on Thursday, Jan. 12,2012 at the MartinLuther King, Jr. Annual Vigil, which will be at 5 p.m. in the TSC Ballroom.

"This is a great opportunityto illustrate your talents as well as impact those around you," said Ami Meite, president of USU's Black Student Union.

The art pieces can bedeposited at the Access and Diversity Center located in the TSC. Participants are asked to pick up their Art pieces after the event has ended.To ensure that every piece is returned to the rightful owner, each pieceis tagged and the owner will receive a matching tag as well.

"We hope everyone can participate in this meaningful event, even if it is just by attending," said Meite.

For more information contact Ami Meite, aminata.meite@aggiemail.usu.edu.

What's going on around campus? 12/5-12/11

2011-12-05T09:00:00.000-08:00

Tips from the A-Team

Take breaks duringstudying!

Asyou study for your finals, remember to take a few breaks and enjoy some of theholiday activities on campus. Whilefinals can be a stressful time, remember the big picture. You are here to learn and grow as a person. Sometimes a hectic finals week can be thewake-up call you need to study more next semester.

Monday 12/05

Free Math andStatistics Tutoring

8:30a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Ka-pow! Graphic NovelExhibition

October24^th- December 10th

TheMerrill-Cazier Library is presenting Ka-pow! Graphic Novels, an exhibition ongraphic novels used in academia. It will be shown in the atrium of theMerrill-Cazier Library from Oct. 24 through Dec. 10. A formal opening receptionis Thursday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. in room 101 of the Library where several USUprofessors will discuss the use of graphic novels in their current classroomcurriculum.

Cache Shoes 4 Kids

Daily7:00a.m. from Nov. 15^th- Dec. 16^th

ComprehensiveTreatment Clinic 40 W. Cache Valley # 10 A

Weare heading up a project to help the disadvantaged youth in Cache county andSmithfield School Districts who cannot afford a pair of shoes, to get a newpair. The project is called "Cache Shoes 4 Kids" and is being held inconjunction with Payless shoesource. This time of year we are mindful offamilies who lack the resources for the basic needs: a good, durable pair ofshoes. We ask that you find in your pocketbook to make a small donation to thisgreat cause. We will start collecting donations now until Friday, December17th. There will be donation cans throughout the community, or checks can bemailed directly to Cache shoes 4 kids and mailed to 40 W. Cache Valley Blvd. #10 A Logan, Utah 84321. Also, donations are also being collected directly atCache Valley Bank at both their locations and the payless Store at 2105 N. Mainin Logan.
We look forward to your support. Please feel free to call us with any questionsor concerns you may have(435).787.2272

Screening for SensoryTest

AllDay

NDFS200

Weare looking for participants for our next Sensory test that will be held nextsemester. If you are willing to participate, please stop by the NDFS Departmentbetween November 18 and Dec 20 and fill out a questionnaire. We will give afree ice-cream coupon for your participation. If you have questions, send me ane-mail: Food.Taste.USU@gmail.com

Parade of GingerbreadHomes

The12th Annual Historic Downtown Logan "Parade of Gingerbread Homes" isa contest that displays gingerbread house entries at downtown businesses fromDecember 2nd through December 30th.

Thepublic is invited to vote for their favorite Gingerbread House beginningDecember 2nd through December 16th. Each entry will have a chance to win one ofthree $100 Grand Prizes for the "Best of Show."

Thegingerbread homes will be on display at Anderson's Seed and Garden, The BeehiveGrill, The Book Table, Center Street Salon, Coppin's Hallmark, The DiamondGallery, Indian Oven, Life Style Homes, Peewee's Sweets, SE Needham, TheSportsman, Stork Landing, and U&I Furniture.

USU’s Biggest LoserCompetition

AllDay

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$25- Students. $35 - Everyone Else. $45 – Couples

Comejoin in the third annual USU's Biggest Loser Competition. 20 contestants willcompete to earn points and win amazing prizes! This 9-week competition willconsist of weekly workout activities and health lectures to promote healthyliving. Applications are available in the Service Center (TSC 332) or byrequest via email: aggiehealth@aggiemail.usu.edu. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BYDECEMBER 9. Competition starts January 16.

Festival of Trees

10:00a.m.-9:00p.m.Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th.

TSCInternational Lounge

Comelook at an amazing display of artificial trees decorated for the Holidayseason. All of the donated trees will then go to families in need all over thevalley. Make sure you check us out throughout the week for the opportunity toget free drinks, snacks, and for fun activities!

Distracted, Drunk,Drugged, and Drowsy Driving Awareness Week

AllDay Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th

TSCBallroom

Joinus in preventing distracted driving, a serious issue that puts the lives ofothers in danger. Visit our display across from the TSC Ballroom to read truestories about individuals who have been killed by distracted drivers. Handoutsand information on how you can make a difference will be provided.

Flutes and Voices

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

PerformanceHall

$10general admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 faculty and staff, free for USUstudents

TheUSU Women’s Choir and Flute Choir will present 'Flutes and Voices.' Thecombined flute choirs will perform works such as Mozart's 'Magic FluteOverture,' 'Miniature Overture,' 'Chinese Dance' and “Dance of the Mirlitons”from Tchaikovsky's 'Nutcracker Suite. 'The USU Women's Choir adds a vocal touchto this program with music by American composers, Z. Randall Stroope, JohnLeavitt, Eric Whitacre and Utah's own Bernell Hales and Mack Wilberg.

Tuesday12/06

Aggies for Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Adult Art Class

6:00p.m.–7:00p.m.

E.A.Art School offers basic drawing to advanced oil painting for children ages 6 toAdults. New students are always welcome, first class is free. Adult ClassSchedule: Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. $10 per hour/$15 supply fee. Drop-ins welcomeanytime. Sign up in class.

Open Mic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

College Night atChick Fil A

5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Buya #1 meal and get a #1 meal free with your student ID! Every Tuesday night.

Festival of Trees

10:00a.m.-9:00p.m.Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th.

TSCInternational Lounge

Distracted, Drunk,Drugged, and Drowsy Driving Awareness Week

AllDay Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th

TSCBallroom

Facing Facebook Fears

12:30p.m.-1:30p.m.

EcclesConference Center Room 205

TheUniversity Inn & Conference Center presents a free series of lunch timeseminars open to the public, with topics focused on our commitment to lifelonglearning. December 6 features "Facing Facebook Fears -- Making sense ofsocial networking." The session covers: privacy concerns vs. benefits;easy steps to basic account settings customized to you; how to post: photos,links, updates; how to control: personal info, check-ins, tagging; who and whento “Like” - Groups vs. Pages vs. Friends; ready – set – connect! (withconfidence). Speaker: Nancy Williams, Social Media Club of Cache Valley emeritaassistant professor, Department of Journalism & Communication, Utah StateUniversity.

Stress Management andSelf Care Workshop

12:30p.m.-2:00p.m.

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StressManagement and Self Care – Learn skills to understand and manage your stressbetter, lengthen your fuse, and increase self-care. By attending CAPS workshopsyou will be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of lifeand relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick andchoose the ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will beheld in a CAPS group TSC room 310 or 310B. Seating is limited. Contact us at797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

The Bully ProjectFilm Screening and Q&A Session

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

TSCAuditorium

TheBully Project examines America's bullying problem and follows five kids andfamilies over the course of a school year. Stories include two families whohave lost children to suicide and a mother awaiting the fate of her 14-year-olddaughter who has been incarcerated after bringing a gun on her school bus. Withan intimate glimpse into homes, classrooms, cafeterias and principals' offices,the film offers insight into the often cruel world of the lives of bulliedchildren. The film screening will be followed by a Q&A session with a panelof experts and professionals in the area. This event is sponsored by the Centerfor Women and Gender.

Men’s Basketball vs.Utah Valley

7:05p.m.

Deeglen Smith Spectrum

Comecheer on the Aggies!

Study Abroad inJordan Information Session
3:30-4:30p.m.

OldMain 119

Learnabout how to Study Abroad in Jordan this Summer 2012
(Arabic Language)

Wednesday12/07

Freshman De-stressFest

Startsat 8:00p.m.

Dancestarts at 8:30p.m.

TSCBallroom

Freefood and aggie water bottles for the first 1,000 people!

USU Meditation Club

12:00p.m.-1:00 p.m.

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Figure Drawing/Paintingfrom USU Art Guild

7:30p.m-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center

RRR Auction- Reuse,Reduce, Recycle

6:00p.m.

244S Main

Festival of Trees

10:00a.m.-9:00p.m.Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th.

TSCInternational Lounge

Distracted, Drunk,Drugged, and Drowsy Driving Awareness Week

AllDay Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th

TSCBallroom

Almut Vollmer,Doctoral Dissertation Defense, Department of Biology, USU

9:30a.m.

Biology& Natural Resources building room 202a

Dissertationtitle ~ "Biochemical Characterization of SAC9, a Putative PhosphoinositidePhosphatase in Arabidopsis thaliana, and Its Role in CellularMorphogenesis." Refreshments will be served at 9:15 a.m.

InterpersonalEffectiveness Workshop

10:00a.m.-11:30a.m.

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InterpersonalEffectiveness – Increase your ability to set boundaries with others, to makerequests, and to be more effective in getting your objectives met ininterpersonal interactions while maintaining your self-respect. By attendingCAPS workshops you will be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve yourquality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshopsor pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREEand will be held in a CAPS group TSC room 310 or 310B. Seating is limited.Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

Effective CopingWorkshop

1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.

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EffectiveCoping - This workshop is designed to help students cope more effectively withthe challenges of college: Attitudes, Assumptions and Emotions Participantswill diagram thoughts and feelings and the importance of recognizing basicneeds in order to meet these needs constructively. By attending CAPS workshopsyou will be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of lifeand relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick andchoose the ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will beheld in a CAPS group TSC room 310 or 310B. Seating is limited. Contact us at797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.

Innovation Idol:Superhero Edition

6:00p.m.-7:30p.m.

LeonardoAfter Hours is back with “Innovation Idol: Superhero Edition,” the inauguralAfter Hours event held inside The Leonardo, Utah’s newest museum. On Wednesday,Dec. 7, four fantastic entrepreneurial innovators will assemble in the hallowedhalls of The Leonardo to battle it out for the coveted title of “InnovationIdol.” Contestants will have just seven minutes to demonstrate their innovations,and persuade the panel of expert judges and audience members that their ideadeserves the title—as well as a $500 cash prize. Each contestant represents asuper-heroic innovation with the potential to save lives, increase safety, andimprove quality of life for thousands and even millions of people. Where: TheLeonardo, 209 East 500 South Leonardo After Hours is a joint production by TheLeonardo and the Utah Science Technology and Research Initiative (USTAR).

Movie Night with“Fight the New Drug”

TSC3^rd Floor

Themovie will be held on the 3rd floor in the TSC next to the Student ServiceCenter (by the ping pong tables). What is "Fight the New Drug?" checkit out at Come join us and other members of the USU Chapter of Fight the NewDrug. We are trying to get as many people as we can to come so bring a date ora friend or come alone and make some new friends. This will be a goodopportunity to meet the officers and learn what you can do to get involved.There are some awesome events coming up next semester and we are going to needsome volunteers. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Aggie-Fighters/143991728997612

Nature Night

4:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

StokesNature Center: 2696 East Highway 89 Logan Canyon, UT

JoinStokes Nature Center on the first Wednesday of every month for family-friendlynature fun! We'll keep our doors open late and provide a chance to explore andlearn with a different theme each month. Activities are ongoing, drop inanytime. All ages are welcome.

Study Abroad in theDominican Republic Information Session
2:30-3:30p.m.

OldMain 227

Learnabout how to Study Abroad in the Dominican Republic this Summer 2012
(Spanish Language)

Thursday12/08

Big Band Swing Club

7:00p.m.

HPER215

Kayak Roll Session

7:30pm-9:30pm

HYPERPool

$5/$8/$10

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PicklevilleChristmas is back again, now more hilarious than ever. Written by T.J. Davis,this unique, family-fun show will light the fire of Christmas under any"Grinchified-Scroogie-Bum" in town and is sure to become one of yourfavorite Holiday traditions for years to come.

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

Festival of Trees

10:00a.m.-9:00p.m.Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th.

TSCInternational Lounge

Distracted, Drunk,Drugged, and Drowsy Driving Awareness Week

AllDay Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th

TSCBallroom

Why Should I CareCampaign: Kerry Gibson for Agriculture

2:30p.m.-4:30p.m.

TSCAuditorium

Haveyou ever wondered why it's even important to care about politics, laws, currentevents, or civics? Why should you care about what a bunch of crookedpoliticians are up to if it doesn't affect you?
The "Why Should I Care?" Campaign is answering these questions andmore throughout the year. Come listen to Weber County Commissioner ofAgriculture, Kerry Gibson talk about political awareness in the field ofAgriculture.

Living in WildlifeHabitat - Winter Range Survival

6:30p.m.-8:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Mostof Park City and our surrounding areas are designated as crucial winter habitatfor many species. As snow gets deep and animals move into lower winter range,our backyards and luscious landscape can be key attractions for winter browserssuch as moose, elk and deer. DWR Habitat Biologist Mark Farmer will offerinformation about the pros and cons of feeding wildlife and how to protect yourlandscape from permanent damage. sally@swanerecocenter.org

Symphonie Fantastique

7:30PMto 9:30PM

$10general admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 faculty and staff, free for USUstudents

'SymphonieFantastique,' composed by Hector Berlioz, is one of the most representativeearly Romantic works,” said Sergio Bernal, USU Symphony Orchestra musicaldirector. According to Berlioz, the symphony tells the story of an artistgifted with a lively imagination who has poisoned himself with opium in thedepths of despair because of hopeless love.

Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

Setin two 1930s luxury drawing rooms and the observation lounge of the TwentiethCentury Limited train, a flamboyant theatre producer, Oscar Jaffe, is trying toconvince his old flame, Lily Garland, to sign an acting contract. Meanwhile,Oscar is doing his best to ward off a would-be playwright, Lily’s boyfriend, aproducer and a religious fanatic, among others, on the train as he attempts toseal a deal with Lily.

Eclipse Live inConcert

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

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FREE

Comelisten to the A'Capella group Eclipse sing some of the songs of the season! Agreat night for family and friends to get together to feel the spirit of theHolidays.

http://www.facebook.com/events/120560238055565/?ref=ts

Friday 12/09

The Antics ComedyImprov!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

The Antics perform improv comedy every Friday night atthe Logan Arthouse!

Aggie Game Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

Parade of GingerbreadHomes

The12th Annual Historic Downtown Logan "Parade of Gingerbread Homes" isa contest that displays gingerbread house entries at downtown businesses fromDecember 2nd through December 30th.

Festival of Trees

10:00a.m.-9:00p.m.Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th.

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Distracted, Drunk,Drugged, and Drowsy Driving Awareness Week

AllDay Dec. 5^th- Dec. 9^th

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Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

Live Nativity at theMorgan Farm

5:30p.m.-9:00p.m.

MorganFarm / 2800 South 800 West / Nibley, UT

OneCanned Food Item or $2 per person/$10 per family

Adepiction of the birth of Christ in an early 20th century barn stable with liveactors and animals such as Moses the Camel, donkeys, sheep and other farm andexotic animals. We have fire barrels and a hot chocolate concession to helpkeep you warm. We offer a horse drawn hay wagon ride from the south side of ElkHorn park Parking Lot to and from the farm. There is closer parking for thosewho have trouble walking to far. The venue is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Saturday 12/10

Logan Out Loud -Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

Holiday Open House

10:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

SwanerEcoCenter

Free

Kickingoff our annual Holiday Boutique, Swaner will hold an open house for familiesand guests of all ages. We will have the climbing wall open, crafts to make,snowshoe tours, hot chocolate, hot cider, holiday treats and much more! We'llalso be unveiling new youth education programs and volunteer opportunities. Socome experience all that's happening at Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter!

Holiday Boutique

10:00a.m.

HolidayOpen House at Swaner EcoCenter. Kicking off our annual Holiday Boutique, Swanerwill hold an open house for families and guests of all ages. We will have theclimbing wall open, crafts to make, snow shoe tours, hot chocolate, hot cider,holiday treats and much more. Check the Swaner website for more details: www.swanerecocenter.org.

Gymnastics Blue andWhite Exhibition

1:00p.m.

HPERBuilding

Pre-Game Event atWichita State

6:00p.m.

Pre-gameevent free, game tickets $28.00

TheWichita State Alumni Association has invited Utah State Alumni to a pre-gameevent at the Charles Koch Arena Preferred Health Systems practice gym at 6 pm.

Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

True Aggie Night

11:45p.m.-1:00a.m.

TheQuad, by the A

Indoor Triathlon 1

10:00a.m.

Thisrace is part of USU's Big Blue Race Series. Come join the fun!

http://www.usu.edu/camprec/htm/big-blue-race-series

Sunday12/11

Screening for SensoryTest

AllDay

November18- December 20

NDFS200

USU’s Biggest LoserCompetition

AllDay

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$25- Students. $35 - Everyone Else. $45 – Couples

Parade of GingerbreadHomes

The12th Annual Historic Downtown Logan "Parade of Gingerbread Homes" isa contest that displays gingerbread house entries at downtown businesses fromDecember 2nd through December 30th.

Football Is Going Bowling

2011-11-30T08:06:00.000-08:00

Aggie Tailgate Party
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Tailgate Party 1-3 pm • Kick-off 3:30 pm

The Aggies are going bowling! Come cheer on the Aggies in Boise Idaho before they take on the best the MAC has to offer in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Join the USU Alumni Association before the the game for food, fun, and entertainment to get you in the spirit. More information to come shortly.

Time: 1-3 pm
Location: Bronco Stadium
Cost: TBD
RSVP: TBD

Be sure to reserve your hotel room* and buy game tickets.

*Special Aggie Football rate of $69 per room at the Holiday Inn, Hampton Inn, and Fairfield Inn in Boise, ID with discount code: "AGGIES!!".

Around Campus 11/28-12/4

2011-11-28T10:12:00.000-08:00

The arches of Old Main's east entrance.

Tips from the A-Team

Study Groups Be aware of anycomprehensive finals in your future, and start a study group now. Ask around in your class and you will easilyfind a few other students willing to get a start on studying. You might even announce a study group infront of the class, which can impress your professor. Optimal study locations for groups includethe second floor of the Merrill-Cazier Library, lobbies of any on-campus residencehall, and the “fish bowl” study rooms on each floor of the new library (therooms have large windows). The rooms havewhite boards and big tables to accommodate study groups. Some rooms even have a computer and largescreen. Study rooms are extremelypopular, so reserve them in advance at http://library.usu.edu/main/group_study_rooms/.

Monday 11/28

Free Math andStatistics Tutoring

8:30a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Ka-pow! Graphic NovelExhibition

October24^th- December 10th

TheMerrill-Cazier Library is presenting Ka-pow! Graphic Novels, an exhibition ongraphic novels used in academia. It will be shown in the atrium of theMerrill-Cazier Library from Oct. 24 through Dec. 10. A formal opening receptionis Thursday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. in room 101 of the Library where several USU professorswill discuss the use of graphic novels in their current classroom curriculum.

Starting Small ArtExhibit

November7th – December 1st

9:00a.m.- 5:00p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Free

Collectedby old and new, 'Starting Small' showcases USU student collections curated bycurrent students. The exhibit illustrates the diversity of art and itscollection through the eyes of independent students. Four Utah State students,Trissta Lyman, Megan Mitchell, Brady Mathews and Megan Evans, are curating theexhibit and gathering artwork from other student’s private collections. Anopening reception will be held Nov. 11 from 5-7 p.m. in the Tippetts ExhibitHall.

Cache Shoes 4 Kids

Daily7:00a.m. from Nov. 15^th- Dec. 16^th

ComprehensiveTreatment Clinic 40 W. Cache Valley # 10 A

Weare heading up a project to help the disadvantaged youth in Cache county andSmithfield School Districts who cannot afford a pair of shoes,to get a newpair. The project is called "Cache Shoes 4 Kids" and is being held inconjunction with Payless shoesource. This time of year we are mindful offamilies who lack the resources for the basic needs: a good,durable pair ofshoes. We ask that you find in your pocketbook to make a small donation to thisgreat cause. We will start collecting donations now unitl Friday, December17th. There will be donation cans throughout the community, or checks can bemailed directly to Cache shoes 4 kids and mailed to 40 W. Cache Valley Blvd. #10 A Logan, Utah 84321. Also, donations are also being collected directly atCache Valley Bank at both thier locations and the payless Store at 2105 N. Mainin Logan.
We look forward to your support. Please feel free to call us with any questionsor concerns you may have(435).787.2272

Screening for SensoryTest

AllDay

NDFS200

AIDS Memorial Quilt

AllDay November 28^th- December 1^st

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TheAIDS Memorial Quilt, founded in 1987, is the largest ongoing community artsproject in the world, with more than 40,000 panels, each memorializing a lifelost to AIDS. USU is excited to announce that a portion of the AIDS MemorialQuilt will be on display at the Taggart Student Center Stevenson BallromNovember 28 to December 1, 2011. A host of events will accompany the memorialdisplay to foster remembrance, awareness, and hope.

AIDS Quilt Receptionfor USU and Cache Valley Community

5:00p.m.-7:00p.m.

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Aggie-to-AggieLuncheon with Guest Speaker Eric Shulz

12:00p.m.-1:30p.m.

ZionsBank Building, 18th Floor, One South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT

Freeto attend. Bring your own lunch or buy one for $10.00

Sponsoredby the Young Alumni Association, Aggie-to-Aggie Luncheons give USU Alumni anopportunity to hear from a guest speaker, socialize over lunch and network witheach other. Bring your own lunch and the Young Alumni Association will providethe Aggie Ice Cream. Come listen to Hunstman School of Business's Eric Shulz ashe speaks on the topic of "Meaningful vs. Mindless Marketing."

Stuff-a-Bus BlitzLast Night

6:00p.m.-8:40p.m.

Meetat the south end the Stadium parking lot ready to collect food in thecommunity. Enjoy some hot cocoa before we depart and be ready to knock doorsand feel the warm feeling of service! We need tons of volunteers to bringfriends!

Nutcracker Ballet

7:30p.m.

$8.00- $18.00

Cache Valley Civic Ballet

TheCache Valley Civic Ballet Company presents the beloved, Nutcracker ballet overThanksgiving weekend. This is the 29th year the Civic Ballet company hasperformed the Nutcracker. The Ballet will be performed in the Ellen EcclesTheatre. Tickets can be purchased at the Theatre ticket office or atwww.centerforthearts.us.

Tuesday 11/29

Aggies for Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Adult ArtClass

6:00p.m. –7:00p.m.

E.A. Art School offers basic drawing to advanced oil painting forchildren ages 6 to Adults. New students are always welcome, first class isfree. Adult Class Schedule: Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. $10 per hour/$15 supply fee.Drop-ins welcome anytime. Sign up in class.

Open Mic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

CollegeNight at Chick Fil A

5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Buy a #1 meal and get a #1 meal free with your student ID! EveryTuesday night.

AIDS Memorial Quilt

AllDay November 28^th- December 1^st

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Speaker: Kate Kendallfrom National Center for Lesbian Rights

7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

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EmilyHolmes from Utah Department of Health, STD Prevention Coordinator, will alsospeak.

Logan Canyon Winds

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

PerformanceHall USU

Freefor USU Students with ID, $10 gen. admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 facultyand staff of USU.

Membersof the ensemble include Leslie Timmons on flute, Bonnie Schroeder on oboe,Nicholas Morrison on clarinet, Steve Park on horn and Carolyn Bodily onbassoon. Founded in 1991, Logan Canyon Winds has performed across the U.S. andspecializes in community engagement activities. They have performed for ChamberMusic America in New York City, in schools throughout the Intermountain Westand participated in a multi-year music project on the Navajo Reservation.

TheForgotten Carols

7:30p.m.

Chase Fine Arts Center, Kent Concert Hall

Tickets: $10.63 - $28.50 (15% discount if you buy 10 or more) at http://www.forgottencarols.com/

Celebrating 20 years on tour and viewed by more than one millionpeople, this touching Christmas musical by Michael McLean will help youdiscover what the world has forgotten about Christmas.

Wednesday 11/30

USU Meditation Club

12:00p.m.-1:00 p.m.

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FigureDrawing/Painting from USU Art Guild

7:30p.m- 9:30p.m.

Chase Fine Arts Center

We will be holding weekly figure study sessions for students andcommunity members that would like to practice work with the human figure. Thecost of each session is $5.00 or $40.00 for the whole semester (to pay themodel).

RRR Auction- Reuse,Reduce, Recycle

6:00p.m.

244S Main

CeramicsAdult Wheel Throwing and Hand Buildin

3:00p.m- 6:00p.m.

Students choose what they most wish to create throughout the 10weeks of classes. Lab times available.Minimum enrollment 6. With Beth Calengor

$136 + $15 materials fee
Sept 7-Nov 9

AIDS Memorial Quilt

AllDay November 28^th- December 1^st

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The AIDS Memorial Quilt, founded in 1987, is the largest ongoingcommunity arts project in the world, with more than 40,000 panels, eachmemorializing a life lost to AIDS. USU is excited to announce that a portion ofthe AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display at the Taggart Student CenterStevenson Ballrom November 28 to December 1, 2011. A host of events willaccompany the memorial display to foster remembrance, awareness, and hope.

BoneMarrow Donor Registration Drive

11:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

HPER Building room 110

Bone Marrow Donations can quite literally save the lives ofleukemia patients. Those interested will merely have their cheek tissue swabbedand information placed in a donor registry.

http://www.dkmsamericas.org/educate

The Joyof Depression Session 1 Workshop

1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.

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Free

TheJoy of Depression - Students will learn about the value of emotional pain as asignal for change. The biological and psychological features of mood will bediscussed together with specific strategies for understanding and responding tocues of depression. Session One - Altering brain chemistry through exercise,diet, music, service and meditation. Session Two - Fostering a sense of wellbeing through positive emotion, engagement, relationships, meaning andachievement. By attending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to a variety ofskills to help improve your quality of life and relationships. You are welcometo attend all the workshops or pick and choose the ones that you are mostinterested in.

Perspectives ClubMeeting

2:15p.m.-3:30p.m.

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Opendiscussion on gender issues and equality in Utah - come hear others'perspectives and share your own.

Then and Now: TheFace of HIV AIDS Community Panel

3:00p.n.-4:30p.m.

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Todd Nickey and AmyKehoe

4:00p.m.-5:30p.m.

PerformanceHall USU

Interiorand furniture designers from top LA firm to speak at Utah State University

Men’s Basketball vs.Denver

7:05p.m.

DeeGlen Smith Spectrum

Comecheer the Aggies on!

TheForgotten Carols

7:30p.m.

Chase Fine Arts Center, Kent Concert Hall

Tickets: $10.63 - $28.50 (15% discount if you buy 10 or more) at http://www.forgottencarols.com/

Celebrating 20 years on tour and viewed by more than one millionpeople, this touching Christmas musical by Michael McLean will help youdiscover what the world has forgotten about Christmas.

Latin Shake-Upfeaturing USU Jazz Ensembles

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ThePerformance Hall

Freefor USU students, $10 gen. admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 faculty andstaff.

Tunesperformed by the USU Jazz Orchestra will include Bob Mintzer’s 'Ellis Island,''Carla,' 'Aacha' and 'Mr. Fonebone.' The group will end with the Latin piece'Mueva Los Huesos.' The USU Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Todd Fallis,will perform hits such as Jimmy Van Heusen's 'Polka Dots and Moonbeams' andShorty Rogers’ 1954 classic “Basie Eyes.” The ensemble will play the Latin rockhit 'Old San Juan,' originally recorded by the fusion band Spyro Gyra. Finally,the jazz ensemble will pay homage to Count Basie himself by performing the 1981classic, 'Flight to Nassau.'

“Pray for Snow” Party and Fundraiser

6:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

$25

TheFriends of the Utah Avalanche Center in Logan invites you
to our annual "Pray for Snow" Fundraiser and Party on Wednesday
November 30th at The Italian Place at 6:30pm. The evening will include
a raffle, silent auction, music, and a special presentation by Bruce Tremper,Director
of the Utah Avalanche Center. For more info call 797-2794.

Thursday 12/01

Big Band Swing Club

7:00p.m.

HPER215

Kayak Roll Session

7:30pm-9:30pm

HYPERPool

$5/$8/$10

AIDS Memorial Quilt

AllDay November 28^th- December 1^st

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World AIDS Day on thePatio

10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.

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nthe seventh of a series of events accompanying the display of the AIDS MemorialQuilt at Utah State University, USU's Black Student Union will host its annualWorld AIDS Day event. This fair-style event will provide participants withinformation regarding AIDS and AIDS prevention.

Wintersongs

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

Beginyour holiday season with the USU Chamber Singers, Women’s Choir and UniversityChorale in 'Wintersongs' in the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church located at725 S. 250 E. in Hyde Park. The evening will include John Rutter’s 'Gloria,'performed by the University Chorale and a brass quintet. The USU Women’s Choirwill perform Utah composer Bernel Hales’ 'Lullaby' and Rutter’s arrangement of'Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day.' The USU Chamber Singers performance willfeature a Utah premiere of Philip Stopford’s arrangement of 'Coventry Carol'and a fresh percussive setting of 'O Viridissima Virga' by Minnesota composerJanika Vandervelde. The concert will end with a performance of the 'HallelujahChorus' from Handel’s 'Messiah.'

Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

World AIDS DayInterfaith Service and Candelight Vigil

7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

Free

Inthe eighth of a series of events accompanying the display of the AIDS MemorialQuilt at Utah State University, Saint John's Episcopal will be hosting aninterfaith service and candlelight vigil. Several of the areas faithcommunities will unite to participate in this service, which will feature Wayneand Sandra Schow offering a sermon during the services.

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

Friday 12/02

The Antics ComedyImprov!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

The Antics perform improv comedy every Friday night atthe Logan Arthouse!

Aggie Game Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

LDSSA InternationalTalent Show and World Expo

7:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

LDSInstitute

FREE

LDSSAInternational Talent Show and World Expo: Friday, Dec. 2, 7-10 p.m., LDSInstitute of Religion Cultural Hall (West of TSC). The evening includes: * freecuisine from around the world; * entertaining culture diversity performances; *20+ countries represented. Grab your passport and travel the world in oneevening! Contact Isaac Allred or Amy White if you want to help represent acountry. (isaac88john@gmail.com or amyfwhite@gmail.com)

Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

Tri-State BandSymposium

8:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Kent Concert Hall

Free

Thesixth annual Tri-State Band Symposium will feature a sampler concert on Dec. 2at 8 p.m. and a finale concert on Dec. 3 at 3 p.m.

Winter Gift Market

6:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

ACache Valley tradition for nine years – the Winter Gift Market at the BullenCenter: Cache Valley’s premier artisan gift market for the holidays since 2003.Buy local, buy original, support our artisan community and give original artand artisan products this holiday season. Part of Gallery Walk Friday December2 from 6-9 pm and Saturday December 3 from 10am- 6pm. A festival of uniquegifts and music from over 30 talented local artisans. One of a kind giftsincluding pottery, woodwork, art glass, beadwork, jewelry, soaps, lotions,photography, handmade, handspun fabric arts, nature art and more. Live music.Free admission. No strollers please. Bullen Center, 43 S. Main, downtown LoganUtah. Visit Winter Gift Market on facebook.

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

Parade of GingerbreadHomes

The12th Annual Historic Downtown Logan "Parade of Gingerbread Homes" isa contest that displays gingerbread house entries at downtown businesses fromDecember 2nd through December 30th.

Cache Humane SocietyHoliday Card/Alternative Gift Sale

6:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

UtahPublic Radio Bullen Center Station 43 S. Main St., Logan, Utah

Comeand find great gifts, and support the Cache Humane Society at the same time! Wewill be selling alternative gifts along with fun holiday cards. Select from anumber of services you can purchase to help support the shelter, includingfeeding a cat or dog for a week..., sponsoring an animals stay at the shelterwhile it awaits adoption, providing a spay or neuter for an animal to make itmore adoptable, or even sponsoring an adoption for a needy animal. We will bethere Friday night during the gallery walk, and again on Saturday from10:00-6:00.

Saturday 12/03

Logan Out Loud -Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

Stuff-A-Bus Store Day

9:00a.m.-12:00p..m.

Thisportion of Stuff-a-Bus is where we go to stores in the community to raisenon-perishable food items as well as money! Come on out to the North Wal-Martto be a part of the fun!

Holiday Hoops Classic3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.

HPERBuilding

$30per team

Oneof the largest 3 on 3 Basketball Tournaments in Cache Valley! Teams areguaranteed at least 3 games before a "March Madness-esque" singleelimination tournament commences. Cost is $30 per team, please registerbeforehand. To do so, email your team name to logan_hoops@hotmail.com orcall/text Steven at 866-433-7769. Don't miss the fun!

Elite Hall BenefitDance

7:00p.m.

EliteHall

$10per person or $15 per couple

TheBig Band Swing Club is hosting its Annual Fundraiser event, to help preservehistoric Elite Hall in Hyrum, Utah, a beautiful building and an important partof Cache Valley (and Aggie) history. Dance lessons are at 7 p.m., followed bysocial dancing to a live Jazz band (the Larry Smith Combo), performances bylocal dance teams, and refreshments. There will also be Latin dancing upstairs.This is a huge event, with dancers coming from all over the state toparticipate, and a lot of fun!

Twentieth Century

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Morgan Theatre

$13general admission, $10 senior and youth, $8 faculty and staff, Free for USUstudents w/ID

Tri-State BandSymposium

8:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

ChaseFine Arts Center, Kent Concert Hall

Free

Thesixth annual Tri-State Band Symposium will feature a sampler concert on Dec. 2at 8 p.m. and a finale concert on Dec. 3 at 3 p.m.

Winter Gift Market

6:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Pickleville’s 12.25Christmas Show

EcclesConference Center, Utah State University

$16Adults, $12 Children

PerformanceDates: December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 19, 23 (Two shows on the 23^rd,matinee at 1:30p.m.)

7:00p.m.

LoganArt House: 795 N Main
$6.00

Afun SAFE, FAMILY friendly comedy hypnosis show, where you are the STAR of theshow! All are welcomed to attend this amazing night of comedy hypnosis.

A Very UniqueChristmas Boutique

10:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Child& Family Support Center: 380 W 1400 N Logan UT

Pleasejoin us for a Christmas Boutique being held at the Child & Family SupportCenter. Holiday decorations, jewelry, treats, clothing, toys and hand-craftedhome décor. Event proceeds will benefit the 24-hour Crisis/Respite Nursery atthe Child & Family Support Center.

12:00p.m.-4:00p.m.

1721 S 1150 W / Logan, UT

Come join us for the Springs Boutique -- Justin time for the holidays get all your gifts in one place! Free admission! First50 get door prize! Vendors include: Custom vinyl lettering and home decor Nailrevolution Paparazzi jewelry Cute crochet hats for kids Scentsy HeadbandOrganizers Purses and more More info? Contact Wendy at 435-755-6713 Wendy orhttp://wbvinyl.blogspot.com or aggie2000@comcast.net

Sunday 12/04

Screening for SensoryTest

AllDay

November18- December 20

NDFS200

USU’sBiggest Loser Competition

All Day

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$25- Students. $35 - Everyone Else. $45 – Couples

Parade of GingerbreadHomes

The12th Annual Historic Downtown Logan "Parade of Gingerbread Homes" isa contest that displays gingerbread house entries at downtown businesses fromDecember 2nd through December 30th.

Thegingerbread homes will be on display at Anderson's Seed and Garden, The BeehiveGrill, The Book Table, Center Street Salon, Coppin's Hallmark, The Diamond Gallery,Indian Oven, Life Style Homes, Peewee's Sweets, SE Needham, The Sportsman,Stork Landing, and U&I Furniture. www.logandowntown.org

On and Around Campus 11/21 - 11/27

2011-11-21T11:44:00.000-08:00

Monday 11/21

Free Math andStatistics Tutoring

8:30a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Ka-pow! Graphic NovelExhibition

October24^th- December 10th

Starting Small ArtExhibit

November7th – December 1st

9:00a.m.- 5:00p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Free

Airplanes for Africa

4:00p.m.-5:00p.m.

TSCInternational Lounge

Thinkyou have the best paper airplane? Come compete for sweet prizes such as ahelicopter ride. All you have to do is pay $1 for your paper airplane. Allfunds raised will go towards helping people in Uganda and Ghana start their ownsmall business with micro loans.

Stuff-A-Bus BlitzNight

6:00p.m.-8:30p.m.

USU Guitar Ensemblesin Concert

7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

TSCAuditorium

$10general admission, $8 seniors and youth, $5 USU faculty and staff, free for USUstudents

Acousticand electric guitars combine forces for the USU Guitar Ensembles Concert. Thelarger acoustic ensemble, affectionately called 'Guitarmageddon,' has 35members comprised of music and non-music majors. The smaller acoustic ensembleis comprised of guitar majors. All of the music for the concert has beenspecifically written or arranged for multiple guitars. 'Some of the piecescontain traditional guitar sounds blending with interesting sound effectsproduced on the instrument,' said Mike Christiansen, director of the guitarprogram for the Caine College of the Arts at USU. *25 percent discount on 4 ormore adult tickets.

Cache Shoes 4 Kids

Daily7:00a.m. from Nov. 15^th- Dec. 16^th

ComprehensiveTreatment Clinic 40 W. Cache Valley # 10 A

Weare heading up a project to help the disadvantaged youth in Cache county andSmithfield School Districts who cannot afford a pair of shoes,to get a newpair. The project is called "Cache Shoes 4 Kids" and is being held inconjunction with Payless shoesource. This time of year we are mindful offamilies who lack the resources for the basic needs: a good,durable pair ofshoes. We ask that you find in your pocketbook to make a small donation to thisgreat cause. We will start collecting donations now unitl Friday,December 17th.There will be donation cans throughout the community, or checks can be maileddirectly to Cache shoes 4 kids and mailed to 40 W. Cache Valley Blvd. # 10 ALogan, Utah 84321. Also, donations are also being collected directly at Cache ValleyBank at both thier locations and the payless Store at 2105 N. Main in Logan.
We look forward to your support. Please feel free to call us with any questionsor concerns you may have(435).787.2272

Once Upon a Mattress

7:30p.m.

LoganHigh School auditorium 162 W 100 South, Logan

LoganHigh School presents “Once Upon a Mattress” – TONITE(Friday), Saturday, Monday& Tuesday nights. Curtain time is 730 p.m. in the Logan High Schoolauditorium. Based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, “The Princess andthe Pea”, Once Upon a Mattress opened on Broadway in 1959 and marked theBroadway debut of Carol Burnett as Winnifred and was revived in 1996 starringSarah Jessica Parker. Advanced reserve tickets can be purchased online atwww.lhs.loganschools.org for $7/adults and $5 for children. Reserved ticketspurchased at the door are $8 dollars/adults and $6/children. General admissionwill also be available at the door.

Tuesday 11/22

Aggies for Christ

8:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

TSCHub

Contact: Shelby Frauen (623) 466-4470 sfrauen@hotmail.com

Adult ArtClass

6:00p.m. –7:00p.m.

E.A. Art School offers basic drawing to advanced oil painting forchildren ages 6 to Adults. New students are always welcome, first class isfree. Adult Class Schedule: Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. $10 per hour/$15 supply fee.Drop-ins welcome anytime. Sign up in class.

Open Mic Night

7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

LoganArt house & Cinema

Comewatch or perform music, standup comedy, and poetry. Come early or sign up onFacebook to perform. $2 at the door. Free for performers.

CollegeNight at Chick Fil A

5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Buy a #1 meal and get a #1 meal free with your student ID! EveryTuesday night.

USU’sBiggest Loser Competition

All Day

TSC 332

$25- Students. $35 - Everyone Else. $45 – Couples

Comejoin in the third annual USU's Biggest Loser Competition. 20 contestants willcompete to earn points and win amazing prizes! This 9-week competition willconsist of weekly workout activities and health lectures to promote healthy living.Applications are available in the Service Center (TSC 332) or by request viaemail: aggiehealth@aggiemail.usu.edu. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY DECEMBER 9.Competition starts January 16.

Screening for SensoryTest

AllDay

NDFS200

Ballroom Fest

7:00p.m.– 9:00p.m.

TSCBallroom

UtahState University Ballroom Company presents - BALLROOM FEST Admission: $4students with ID, $4 children 12 and under $5 adults

Once Upon a Mattress

7:30p.m.

LoganHigh School auditorium 162 W 100 South, Logan

Wednesday 11/23

USU Meditation Club

12:00p.m.-1:00 p.m.

TSC335

FigureDrawing/Painting from USU Art Guild

7:30p.m- 9:30p.m.

Chase Fine Arts Center

We will be holding weekly figure study sessions for students andcommunity members that would like to practice work with the human figure. Thecost of each session is $5.00 or $40.00 for the whole semester (to pay themodel).

RRR Auction- Reuse,Reduce, Recycle

6:00p.m.

244S Main

CeramicsAdult Wheel Throwing and Hand Buildin

3:00p.m- 6:00p.m.

Students choose what they most wish to create throughout the 10weeks of classes. Lab times available.Minimum enrollment 6. With Beth Calengor

$136 + $15 materials fee
Sept 7-Nov 9

Women's Basketball vs. Boise State
7:00 PM
Logan, Utah

Thursday 11/24

Big Band Swing Club

7:00p.m.

HPER215

Kayak Roll Session

7:30pm-9:30pm

HYPERPool

$5/$8/$10

Thanksgiving Dinnerat Angies

11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.

Angie'sRestaurant will be providing a traditional oven roasted turkey dinner with allthe trimmings free of charge on Thanksgiving Day. 100% of all donations raisedfrom this dinner will benefit the Child & Family Support Center.

Friday 11/25

The Antics ComedyImprov!

10:30p.m.

TheLogan Arthouse and Cinema

795North Main

The Antics perform improv comedy every Friday night atthe Logan Arthouse!

Aggie Game Nights

7:00p.m.-11:55 p.m.

EngineeringBuilding 201

Novemberfest Arts andCrafts Fair

10am– 6pm

LoganRecreation Center / 195 South 100 West / Logan

Thisis an annual arts and crafts fair held over Thanksgiving weekend. 2011 marksour 28th year! Local talented vendors as well as some from out-of-state, gatherto offer the finest wares of which many are hand-crafted. Some very popularitems that can be seen are jewelry, purses, clothing, hair accessories,crocheted hats, lotions, soaps, scrapbooking supplies, fine art, framed templeand landscape pictures, baby blankets, woodworking, kitchen and cookingnecessities. There will also be Christmas wreaths, ornaments and decorations.You won't want to miss the yummy bakery items, homemade candy and the fulllunch menu offered. Local singing and dancing groups perform throughout bothdays which helps lend to the fun atmosphere. Admission: $1 per person, children5 and under are free More info, contact Charlene Watts at 435-512-9745www.loganutahnovemberfest.com / charlenewatts10@yahoo.com

Tabernacle NativityLighting Program

7pm– 8pm

LoganTabernacle / 50 North Main St / Logan, UT

LoganTabernacle Christmas Concert Series 2011 presents - Tabernacle NativityLighting Program FREE to the public Don't forget to visit the Gingerbread HouseDisplays in Downtown Logan!

Women's Basketball
UC Riverside
7:00 PM
Logan, Utah

Black Friday (andSaturday) Used Book Sale

9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

ABlack Friday (and Saturday) Used Book Sale at the North Logan Library featuresbooks, CD’s and DVD’s donated by the public and culled from the librarycollection on ‘Black Friday’, Nov 25th and Saturday, Nov 26th. Anyone wishingto contribute items to this sale may drop them at the library (475 E 2500North) or call Ann Egeland (435-787-1313). Hundreds of books and othermaterials are priced from 50 cents to $2 dollars. Hours are 9a.m. to 4p.m. bothdays. All proceeds benefit the library.

Saturday 11/26

Logan Out Loud -Improv Comedy

9:00p.m.-10:00p.m.

795North Main

Ifyou liked "Whose line is it" You'll love LOGAN OUT LOUD. Logan's slightlyirreverent comedy troupe, where you are a part of the show. Tickets are $5 atthe door

Football vs. Nevada

12:00p.m.

Footballvs. Nevada @ Romney Stadium

Black Friday (andSaturday) Used Book Sale

9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Sunday 11/27

Starting Small ArtExhibit

November7th – December 1st

9:00a.m.- 5:00p.m.

TwainTippetts Exhibition Hall

Free

Snow By Morning

2011-11-18T14:44:00.000-08:00

Some for everyone,
plenty, and more coming-

fresh, dainty, airily arriving
everywhere at once,

transparent at first,
each faint slice-
slow, soundlessly tumbling;

then quickly, thickly. a gracious fleece
will spread like youth, like wheat,
over the city.

Each building will be a hill,
all sharps made round-

dark, worn, noisy narrows made still
wide, flat, clean spaces;

streets will be fields,
cars fumbling sheep;

a deep, bright harvest will be seeded
in a night.

By morning we'll be children
feeding on manna,
a new loaf on every doorsill.

May Swenson
Alumna '34

"Where the Sagebrush Grows"

I Art You!

We Believe That We Will Win!

Students' Tall Painting

On and Around Campus 1/30-2/5

Tips from the A-Team

Never too Young for Aggie Pride

Events On and Around Campus 1/23-1/29

Arts Week Events: Thurs Jan 19

Arts Week Events: Wed Jan 18

Fire & Ice: Sculpture Showcased7:15PM to 7:45PMThe Performance HallWork produced by sculpture students working with first year professor, Ryoichi Suzuki, will be featured in this unique unveiling at the USU Performance Hall Promenade.

Events On and Around Campus 1/17-1/22

Marion R. Hyde Art Exhibit Opening Reception

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

Art Visiting Artist: Joni Sternbach

Kiger Hour featuring Dr. ChristaJones

Second Annual Design Star

Sustainably Farmed Food and CommunityAgriculture: A Guide to Eating Well

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

Intro to The Art of Happiness

Art and Design Exhibition, Presented by UtahState University

Pirates:Fact vs. Fiction

NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program

Tips from the A-Team

Steps to Building a Successful Career: President of International Company to Speak at USU

ASUSU: Why Not You?

Events On and Around Campus 1/09-1/15

Two Events Examine Disability and Human Rights

The Exhibit, January 9-27

An exhibit on the history of disability and advocacy in thewestern world will be available in Special Collections at the Merrill-CazierLibrary.

Art for Martin Luther King Jr. Vigil

What's going on around campus? 12/5-12/11

Football Is Going Bowling

Around Campus 11/28-12/4

On and Around Campus 11/21 - 11/27

Snow By Morning

Fire & Ice: Sculpture Showcased
7:15PM to 7:45PM
The Performance Hall
Work produced by sculpture students working with first year professor, Ryoichi Suzuki, will be featured in this unique unveiling at the USU Performance Hall Promenade.