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Michael Faraday began a tradition of giving a lecture for children on Christmas Eve in 1827. He would show the children various experiments that he had been working on during the year at a time when education for young people was scarce. Many of his basic discoveries make today's technology possible. Come to the Fourth Annual Faraday's Holiday Event with Keynote Speaker Amber Stokes, a USU Biology Graduate student. There will also be exciting, hands-on science activities for kids of all ages! | ||||||||||||||||
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