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Show Thursday, 1 1. December 1997 2 - The Daily Utah Chronicle nuclear sumo from page Singing & Art Showcase History Gather your friends and family for a free Christmas Concert performed by the Canterbury Singers in the galleries of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts on Saturday, Dec. 13, at 3 PM. The Canterbury Singers will serenade concertgoers with a sampling of Christmas music from England, Germany and Spain. Experience the art of a cappella at this special holiday event. The Canterbury Singers Christmas Concert has been made possible by Fred Meyer. The Canterbury Singers were formed in 1990 by music director Myron Patterson. They are an auditioned chamber choir of sixteen singers from the Salt Lake City area. Since their formation, they have specialized in a cappella choral music from the Renaissance with a particular emphasis on English Tudor Church Music. Their repertoire also includes music from the 19th and 20th centuries, and they have given the Utah premieres of numerous choral works. The Canterbury Singers have been guest artists on the Nova Chamber Music Series, the Madeleine Festival of the Arts, and have broadcast on radio stations KUER, KBYU, and KDYL. This free concert is being offered in conjunction with Biging Through Medieval Lives, an exhibition of illumination and calligraphy dating from 1100 to 1550 A.D. The exhibition includes parchment masterpieces from England, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the Arabian Peninsula, as well as tools and materials used by illuminators. Biging Through Medieval Lives will be on exhibition through Jan. from page 1 Brad students undergraduate Martin, Jason Thompson, Bennett Schrciber, Naguib Rahman and Jed ecstatic. Lyman-w- as "Beautiful, ain't it?" Martin said, as he held his machine in the air after it had pushed the second-plac- e "Shadow" out of the ring. The winners' strategy was to keep the sumo machine heavy and close to the ground. "It's a sumo wrestler," Martin explained, "so we decided, "Let's make it as heavy as possible so no one can get underneath it'" The winning team received $100 and high marks in the class. Second place was awarded $50. The most creative robot was also given a prize. "It feels great," Martin said about the victory, "but I'm glad it's over." "anti-nucle- ar 1 Fuel Storage regarding their analysis of environmental concerns and emergency procedures. In addition, the company's full license application, which it submitted to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in July, is available. Lee Warthen, acting head of the at documents according to Warthen. "I am a litde surprised some of the people haven't shown up," he said. As the issue becomes more Warthen however, heated, expects use of the collection to increase dramatically. "We think we'll get more business as the NRC starts holding public hearings," he said. Michelle Widera, international librarian at the document Marriott Library, had experience with a similar nuclear reading room at Louisiana Tech. "It makes me realize how important this type of information is," she said. "The repository will be in everyone's back Marriott Library, said he hopes the collection will increase public awareness of the nuclear waste issue. So far, however, the public has showed litde interest. "The people who arc interested are mainly from the Utah State Government and representatives from Private Fuel Storage," Warthen explained. Other than government offithe proposition have used the collection, cials, few who oppose yard." The documents are available during normal library hours, and staff members are trained to help interested individuals peruse the information. 20th-centur- y hand-produce- d 4, 1998. m&o (i FlN SZECHUAN AND MANDARIN by Buddy Hxkcrson THEQUQGMANS CUISINE by The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is open every day and admission is always free to the public. The museum is located on the University of Utah campus at 1530 E. 400 South. Visitor parking is available throughout the week and is free on weekends. Museum hours are Monday-Fridafrom 10 AM to 5 PM and 5 from and PM. To learn more about noon to Saturday Sunday the museum and its many offerings call or visit the web site at http: www.utah.eduumfa. y 581-704- 9 Healthcare Management Offered Traditional Cuisine Contemporary Registration is now open for the U's Health Care Management Certificate program. The nondegree, noncredit short course provides information about nonclinical aspects of health care. 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