Exhibits with uniforms, accouterments, other artifacts, photographs, paintings, and text cover Utah and Mormon history from the military point of view. Outside, you'll find a collection of tanks, helicopters, and artillery dating from modern times back to the Civil War. Although the building technically belongs to the University, the museum will be operated indefinitely under the auspices of the Utah National Guard. The Karate-Do Sports Club invites faculty and staff to join its Tuesday evening practices, either as participants or spectators. Practices are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in a HPER-East racquetball court.
Beginners are welcome, and no special equipment is needed, other than loose-fitting clothing.
Volunteer instructors from the non-profit Shotokan Karate Association teach the principles of Tskutomu Ohshima, who introduced karate to America in 1955. For information, contact Jay Deuel at ext. Meet Coach Majerus University Bookstore offers an opportunity to meet Basketball Coach Rick Majerus in the form of a book-signing party, Monday, March 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. Majerus will be signing his new autobiographical work, My Life on a Napkin . The bookstore will give a 20 percent discount on copies of the book the day of the signing.