Here’s what you need to know for Friday, Oct. 14:
News from The Post
- Contrary to a trend, OU’s Resident Assistants won’t be trained to administer an overdose drug called Naloxone. (The Post)
- The number of children in foster care in Athens is increasing. (The Post)
Good Morning,
From the vault of endless obscure national holidays which serve no purpose other than to fill the headline void on slow news days, tomorrow is National Dessert Day, and Americans everywhere are rejoicing over a new excuse to justify their excessively unhealthy diets.
Among the holiday’s many beneficiaries have been the fast-growing business of clickbait journalism, as culinary experts everywhere have jumped at the opportunity to share their “Six Delicious Ways to Celebrate National Dessert Day” or “5 outrageous sweets around town.”
That, however, is not to exclude Cathy from St. Louis, who absolutely cannot wait to show you how she celebrates on the fourteenth of October, nor could one possibly overlook the unforgettable LA Magazine entry, “17 Phenomenal Things To Do This Weekend, 10/13.”
For all you dessert skeptics out there, though, fear not, for National Cheese Curd Day lies just on the horizon. October 15th can’t come soon enough.
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Weather
We’ve got a relatively mild high temperature of 65 Fahrenheit, but the National Weather Service issued a frost advisory that will be in effect until 9 a.m. Grab the coats and scarves, folks — winter is nigh. (Courtesy of Scalia Lab)
Scores and Game Times
Hockey will take on Robert Morris this weekend. Football will play Eastern Michigan at home Saturday. Volleyball will face on against Toledo tonight and Ball State Saturday.
You Might Also Want to Know…
- Former American hero Ken Bone sells out, reaches deal to advertise for Uber. (CNN Money)
- Fox News releases new presidential poll, shows Clinton leading by seven points. (Fox News)
- Trump says claims of groping are “absolutely false,” calling his accusers “horrible liars.” (BBC News)
