EVENTS
Tuesday September 27th
Business Week: Club Recruiting
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Business Building Second Floor Lounge
Business Week: Dogs with the Deans
12:00-1:30 p.m.
Outside the business building
Come have a hot dog outside the George S. Eccles Business Building served by Dean Douglas D. Anderson, Executive Dean Ken Snyder and Associate Dean Jef Doyle at noon.
Business Week: Jeopardy Round One
Business 214
Free
Business Week: Last Dash Relay (10K)
5:30 p.m.
HPER Building
$25/one person, $35/two person, $10/students
Men’s Volleyball Tryouts
7:00-10:00 p.m.
Toaster Church
Tryouts for the Utah State Men's Volleyball club will be held in the toaster church Tuesday and Thursday. Any questions, call Adam @ 801-897-2765.
'Proof' by David Auburn, a play presented by USU Theatre Arts Department
September 23-24, September 26-October 1 at 7:30PM
Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre (FAC 224)
Free for USU students with ID
After the death of her mathematical genius father, Catherine, who gave up her own study of mathematics to tend to him, claims that she is the author of a mathematical proof found in the attic among his unpublished, mostly incoherent notebooks by Hal, one of his former students. But what 'proof' does Catherine have that she, and not her father, is the author? The elusiveness of genius in general and the difficulty of a mathematical proof in particular here become metaphors for the uncertainties of love, trust, and personal integrity. The play contains strong language. Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
Dinner Date Night
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Skyroom Restaurant
USU/Cache County Extension and the Utah Commission on Marriage present "Dinner Date Night in the USU Skyroom" Dr. Scot Algood, USU FCHD Department Head, will speak on "The Issue of Intimacy". You will learn how to discuss this delicate but very important issue with your partner. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and the workshop will be taught at 7:15 p.m. The cost is $8 per person or $15 a couple. USU students may attend for $6 per person or $10 per couple. Space is limited. Please phone 752-6263 for registration information.
Woman in Black Auditions
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Logan Arthouse and Cinema (795 N Main)
Achtung! Theatre Company is holding open auditions for its Halloween show: Stephen Mallatratt's paranormal thriller "Woman in Black". For information on audition requirements and available roles, visit achtungtheatre.blogspot.com.
Wednesday September 28th
Business Week: Partners in Business Operational Excellence Conference
7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Eccles Conference Center
Business Week: Dean’s Convocation
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Business 215
Dell Loy Hansen and Lynnette Hansen, Owners of Wasatch Property Management, will be speaking in the George S. Eccles Business Building, Orson A. Christensen Auditorium, Room 215.
Business Week: Jeopardy Round Two
4:00-5:00 p.m.
Business 320
Business Week: Alumni Networking Dinner
7:00 p.m.
Hamilton’s Steak and Seafood
The Networking Dinner will be held at Hamilton's Steak and Seafood Restaurant. All students are invited to attend and registration costs $18 per ticket. Go to https://huntsman.usu.edu/businessweek/htm/business-week-2011/networking-dinner-information/ to register and to see a list of attending alumni.
USU Meditation Club
12:00-1:00 p.m.
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All levels of meditation experience are welcome for our weekly sit. There will be instruction provided for those who desire it, and we typically sit for 30 minutes. Time will be made for announcements and the sharing of experiences.
Joy of Depression Workshop
1:30-2:30 p.m.
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The Joy of Depression - Students will learn about the value of emotional pain as a signal for change. The biological and psychological features of mood will be discussed together with specific strategies for understanding and responding to cues of depression. Session One - Altering brain chemistry 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 be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will be held in a CAPS group room. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.
Cirque Mechanics Boom Town
7:30 p.m.
Ellen Eccles Theatre
$24-$35 25% Student Discount
Acrobatics + Machines + Theatre + Circus World-renowned cirque companies provide a show full of the lore, excitement and adventure of the Old West. In CIRQUE MECHANICS BOOM TOWN early mining-inspired machines serve as the playground for prospectors. Be transported to the 1865 small frontier town of Rosebud, where two ambitious saloon owners have set up shop in the hopes of cashing in on the town’s gold rush frenzy. The circus that ensues leads to a series of explosive events, exciting brawls, unexpected romance and a lucrative discovery.
Stress Management and Self Care Workshop
5:00-6:30 p.m.
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Free
Stress Management and Self Care – Learn skills to understand and manage your stress better, lengthen your fuse, and increase self-care. By attending CAPS workshops you will be exposed to a variety of skills to help improve your quality of life and relationships. You are welcome to attend all the workshops or pick and choose the ones that you are most interested in. Workshops are FREE and will be held in CAPS group room. Seating is limited. Contact us at 797-1012 or stop by TSC 306 to reserve your seat.
Men’s Volleyball Tryouts
7:00-10:00 p.m.
Toaster Church
Tryouts for the Utah State Men's Volleyball club will be held in the toaster church Tuesday and Thursday. Any questions, call Adam @ 801-897-2765.
'Proof' by David Auburn, a play presented by USU Theatre Arts Department
September 23-24, September 26-October 1 at 7:30PM
Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre (FAC 224)
Free for USU students with ID
After the death of her mathematical genius father, Catherine, who gave up her own study of mathematics to tend to him, claims that she is the author of a mathematical proof found in the attic among his unpublished, mostly incoherent notebooks by Hal, one of his former students. But what 'proof' does Catherine have that she, and not her father, is the author? The elusiveness of genius in general and the difficulty of a mathematical proof in particular here become metaphors for the uncertainties of love, trust, and personal integrity. The play contains strong language. Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
RRR Auction- Reuse, Reduce, Recycle
6:00 p.m.
244 S Main
RRR Auction has a LIVE auction every Wednesday night at 6 pm till done with a LIVE Auctioneer, Food Vendors, Lots of goods to be sold and fun to be had. Please stop by early and browse the auction and sign up to be a bidder!!! See you there!!!
Thursday September 29th
Business Week: Service Project
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Business 2nd floor lobby
Assembling kits for Huntsman Cancer Institute
Business Week: Free Aggie Ice Cream
1:00 p.m.
Business 2nd floor lounge
Business Week: Jeopardy Final Round
1:00-3:30 p.m.
Business 322
College Republicans Pizza with Congressman Rob Bishop
4:00 p.m.
TSC Auditorium
Free
The USU College Republicans will host Rob Bishop for a speech Sept. 29 at 4 p.m. in the Taggart Student Center Auditorium. He will be taking questions and pizza will be served. The event is expected to last one hour.
Code Blue Emergency Alert System Test
9:15 a.m.
Make sure you have set up your Emergency Alert in Access under the personal information tab. There will be a test of the system on Thursday morning. You will receive a text, phone call, or both, depending on your settings in the system.
Men’s Volleyball Tryouts
7:00-10:00 p.m.
Toaster Church
Tryouts for the Utah State Men's Volleyball club will be held in the toaster church Tuesday and
Thursday. Any questions, call Adam @ 801-897-2765
Cirque Mechanics Boom Town
7:30 p.m.
Ellen Eccles Theatre
$24-$35 25% Student Discount
Acrobatics + Machines + Theatre + Circus World-renowned cirque companies provide a show full of the lore, excitement and adventure of the Old West. In CIRQUE MECHANICS BOOM TOWN early mining-inspired machines serve as the playground for prospectors. Be transported to the 1865 small frontier town of Rosebud, where two ambitious saloon owners have set up shop in the hopes of cashing in on the town’s gold rush frenzy. The circus that ensues leads to a series of explosive events, exciting brawls, unexpected romance and a lucrative discovery.
German Film: "The Edukators"
7:00 p.m.
Library 154
"The Edukators"(German title, "Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei") (2004) is a comedy/thriller about three young Berliners who call themselves 'The Edukators': mysterious perpetrators who non-violently warn the local rich that their "days of plenty are numbered." The film was described in a NY-Times review as "Suburban Break-In as Political Statement, With Kidnapping: It is, to some extent, a sympathetic exploration of the state of political idealism in the contemporary West, where all avenues of resistance seem blocked or co-opted by the system. But it is also a sometimes mocking expose of what the old left used to call political infantilism." The film will be shown in German with English subtitles.
Big Band Swing Club
7:00 p.m.
HPER 215
Come learn 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; we offer lessons at 7, followed by social dancing. Beginners are welcome, and your first time is free. Come dance with us!
'Proof' by David Auburn, a play presented by USU Theatre Arts Department
September 23-24, September 26-October 1 at 7:30PM
Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre (FAC 224)
Free for USU students with ID
After the death of her mathematical genius father, Catherine, who gave up her own study of mathematics to tend to him, claims that she is the author of a mathematical proof found in the attic among his unpublished, mostly incoherent notebooks by Hal, one of his former students. But what 'proof' does Catherine have that she, and not her father, is the author? The elusiveness of genius in general and the difficulty of a mathematical proof in particular here become metaphors for the uncertainties of love, trust, and personal integrity. The play contains strong language. Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
Friday September 30th
Business Week: Free Aggie Ice Cream
1:00 p.m.
Business 1st floor
Business Week: Game Day BBQ at Sigma Chi House
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sigma Chi House (corner of 700 N and 800 E)
$2 Burger or hot dog, chips, soda
Business Week: USU vs. BYU Football Game Broadcast
5:30 p.m. (kickoff at 6)
Nelson Fieldhouse
Come watch the game on a big screen. Bring your own chair, pillow, etc.
Traffic Warning: USU vs BYU Game in Provo
If you are going to the USU game in Provo on Friday, make sure you leave plenty of time for traffic as there is a fairly large construction project happening in Utah County. Recommended route: take exit 271 (Orem Center Street) and then take University Avenue south to the game.
The Antics Comedy Improv!
10:30pm
The Logan Arthouse and Cinema
795 North Main
$5
Aggie Game Nights
7:00-11:55 p.m.
Engineering Building 201
Aggie Game 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 in Engineering 201 (http://www.usu.edu/map/index.cfm?id=32). Bring friends & games. Everyone is invited!
https://groups.google.com/group/aggie-game-nights https://www.facebook.com/groups/Aggie.Game.Nights/
https://groups.google.com/group/aggie-game-nights https://www.facebook.com/groups/Aggie.Game.Nights/
'Proof' by David Auburn, a play presented by USU Theatre Arts Department
September 23-24, September 26-October 1 at 7:30PM
Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre (FAC 224)
Free for USU students with ID
After the death of her mathematical genius father, Catherine, who gave up her own study of mathematics to tend to him, claims that she is the author of a mathematical proof found in the attic among his unpublished, mostly incoherent notebooks by Hal, one of his former students. But what 'proof' does Catherine have that she, and not her father, is the author? The elusiveness of genius in general and the difficulty of a mathematical proof in particular here become metaphors for the uncertainties of love, trust, and personal integrity. The play contains strong language. Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
American West Heritage Center Fall Harvest 2011
September 30-October 29
American West Heritage Center (4025 S Hwy 89-91)
$6 Adults/ $5 students, kids
$10 Adult Combo Pass (corn maze + hay activities + haunted hollow)
$9 Student Combo Pass
$7.50 Haunted Hollow Only
Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. | Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Haunted Hollow: October 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-28 | 7-10 p.m.
Saturday October 1st
Cache Valley Gardener’s Market
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Merlin Olsen Park (100 S 200 E)
Free and open to everyone
Come and buy fresh produce, food, and crafts!
Free and open to everyone
Come and buy fresh produce, food, and crafts!
'Proof' by David Auburn, a play presented by USU Theatre Arts Department
September 23-24, September 26-October 1 at 7:30PM
Chase Fine Arts Center, Studio Theatre (FAC 224)
Free for USU students with ID
After the death of her mathematical genius father, Catherine, who gave up her own study of mathematics to tend to him, claims that she is the author of a mathematical proof found in the attic among his unpublished, mostly incoherent notebooks by Hal, one of his former students. But what 'proof' does Catherine have that she, and not her father, is the author? The elusiveness of genius in general and the difficulty of a mathematical proof in particular here become metaphors for the uncertainties of love, trust, and personal integrity. The play contains strong language. Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
Second Annual Run From Poverty
Mack Park, Smithfield Utah
8:30 a.m.
Come support the Sociological Graduate Student Association of USU fight poverty! Proceeds will go to advance student research as well as the Cache Valley Food Pantry. Pre-registration by Sept 21 is $15. After that is $20. Plus get a great event t-shirt featuring all local sponsors. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=214109105315995
American West Heritage Center Fall Harvest 2011
September 30-October 29
American West Heritage Center (4025 S Hwy 89-91)
$6 Adults/ $5 students, kids
$10 Adult Combo Pass (corn maze + hay activities + haunted hollow)
$9 Student Combo Pass
$7.50 Haunted Hollow Only
Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. | Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Haunted Hollow: October 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-28 | 7-10 p.m.
Sunday October 2nd
Ephraim’s Grave Hike
8:00 a.m.
Meet in SW Corner of Smith’s Marketplace Parking Lot (750 N Main)
The Cache Hikers will host a hike to Ephraim's Grave, the monument to the last grizzly bear in the Bear River Range. Following the Steel Hollow, Willow Creek, and Ephraim's Cut-Off trails this moderately strenuous trip is a 12 mile loop with 2500 feet elevation gain. Bring adequate food and water, as well as appropriate footwear and clothing.
What to do in Logan
Corn mazes. Green Canyon Farms corn maze (755-6837) is located right behind the Eccles Ice Center at 2850 N 50 E. Surrounded by around 12 acres of corn stalks, it is easy to get lost in this web of a maze. Go to http://www.greencanyonfarms.com/ to print a coupon good for $1 off your admission.
Little Bear Bottoms Corn Maze is located on Highway 89 as you go toward Sardine Canyon. It also has a haunted river trail opening September 30. Go to http://www.lbbcornmaze.com/ to print a coupon good for $1 off for each person in your group.
Logan Eatery
Angie’s Restaurant
690 N Main St
752-9252 Sun-Thurs 6:00am-10:00pm, Fri-Sat 6:00am-11:00pm
Breakfast anytime, lunch and dinner. Sometimes you just want a good, hearty breakfast for dinner. Angie’s offers this and much more.
690 N Main St
752-9252 Sun-Thurs 6:00am-10:00pm, Fri-Sat 6:00am-11:00pm
Breakfast anytime, lunch and dinner. Sometimes you just want a good, hearty breakfast for dinner. Angie’s offers this and much more.
