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Utah State Aggies head coach Craig Smith celebrates the team's victory in the Mountain West title game against the San Diego State Bulldogs in the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, on March 16, 2019. The Aggies won the game 64-57 and will take home the Mountain West title along with a bid for the NCAA Tournament.

The girls at Raksha, a center in Nepal for young girls who have been sexually abused, dance in celebration of Teej in August, 2017. Teej is a holiday welcoming monsoon season and is mainly celebrated by women and girls. The girls at Raksha dressed up in their nicest outfits and celebrated the day with dance, song, and lots of food.

Lone Peak's Kwasi Foutz cheers on his team from the sidelines in the Lone Peak vs. Bountiful football game on August 21, 2015, in Highland, Utah. Lone Peak won the game, their season opener, 31-0.

David Boyd, lead singer of alternative rock band New Politics, reaches his hand out to the audience at Utah State University's End of Year Bash on April 21, 2018, in Logan, Utah.

A mountain goat sits next to the trail on the way up to Mount Timpanogos on August 29, 2020. Mount Timpanogos is a 15 mile out and back trail and the summit sits at 11,749 feet, the second highest in the Wasatch Mountain Range.

A child sits on his father's shoulders as they marched at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

Allison Allred hosts her radio show Flower Power Music Hour on Aggie Radio in Logan, Utah, on Feb. 7, 2019. Allred is the program coordinator for Aggie Radio and does a weekly show Tuesday night from 11 p.m. to midnight on 92.3 FM featuring a variety of psychedelic rock music.

Utah State University's Alex Dargenton fights for control of the ball in the USU vs Montana State University basketball game at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum in Logan, Utah, on Nov. 13, 2017.

Logan City police officers and SWAT Team members at a standoff in the 7-11 parking lot at 400 North and Main Street in Logan, Utah, on Oct. 29, 2018.

Utah State's Jalen Greene hurdles a San Jose player for a touchdown at the last home game of the season against San Jose State on Nov. 11, 2018 in Logan, Utah. Aggies went undefeated on their home turf with a 62-24 win against the Spartans.

Jamie Lancaster mixes ink for her intaglio piece for her final project in Utah State University's printmaking studio in Logan, Utah, Dec. 08, 2017. Intaglio is a print made from a design engraved into metal and filled with ink. The paper is placed on top of the metal and run through a printmaking press.

Zach Aedo sits at his drumset in his bedroom on Feb. 25, 2019. Aedo has been playing the drums for seven years and keeps them set up in his room for practicing.

Utah State University Jessica Brooksby and Brigham Young University Avery Walker play in Logan, Utah, on September 17, 2016. BYU won the game 3-1.

Visitors walk in the Impressionist gallery at the Musee D'Orsay in Paris, France.

The winning powderpuff team celebrates, pouring water over the head of their coach, after the championship game on September 20, 2016.

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People lay in the streets at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

People make signs before the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

A little girl on the shoulders of her mother at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

People make signs before the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

Someone watches out his window as the street is filled with protestors at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

A girl sits blindfolded with a sign that reads "The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision," at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

People chant and sing as they march down the streets at the first general climate strike in Den Haag, The Netherlands, on September 27, 2019. Building on the youth climate strikes that began almost a year ago, an estimated 35,000 people of all ages gathered to demand change in Dutch and international climate policy. The strike was a part of the largest international climate mobilization in history.

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