Let us look still closer Page 72 and 73: woman did run the marathon course t Page 74 and 75: 800-meter event in 1928 challenged Page 76 and 77: sociability.

It is certainly true t Page 78 and 79: longing to the Olympic Movement tha Page 80 and 81: Dr.

Elizabeth Ferris Ms Sook Jo Kim Page 82 and 83: was to assess the progresses made o Page 84 and 85: The Group will study these recommen Page 86 and 87: Ms Erika DIENSTL Sport and Environm Page 88 and 89: Womens participation in the Games Page 90 and 91: Analysis of Accreditated Athletes: Page 92 and 93: Events Total Male Female Mixed Athl Page 94 and 95: turer, determined to be the first i Page 96 and 97: pic Movement from the ancient Olymp Page 98 and 99: Games in Berlin, starred in Tarzan Page 100: 98 The traditional commemorative ph Page 103 and 104: Committee - IOC, in its efforts to Page 105 and 106: experiences have highlighted the ex Page 107 and 108: planted a named tree.

This ceremoni Page 109 and 110: THE OLYMPIC GAMES AND OLYMPISM by M Page 111 and 112: In 1914, however, at the IOCs Sess Page 113 and 114: American table tennis team to China Page 115 and 116: al Assembly during which all Belgia Page 117 and 118: ings with a lion in Belgium, a roos Page 119 and 120: all the designers of the medals ref Page 121 and 122: was failing.

For Korea, even sport Page 123 and 124: levision viewers around the world.

Page 125 and 126: so the city of Seoul made a replace Page 127 and 128: istics will be revealed - in partic Page 129 and 130: OLYMPIC STUDIES AND DOCUMENTATION I Page 131 and 132: Information technology applied to t Page 133 and 134: Except for the media and academic c Page 135 and 136: appear first among the Webs selecte Page 137 and 138: These measures would allow a truly Page 139 and 140: National Olympic Committees Website Page 141 and 142: International Federations in Intern Page 143 and 144: Other Olympic Resources in Internet Page 145 and 146: Results and Positions of the Main O Page 147 and 148: - urging governments and internatio Page 149 and 150: NOCs from all five continents.

In k Page 151 and 152: the capacity to qualify for the Oly Page 153 and 154: PARALYMPIC COMPATIBILITY WITH THE O Page 155 and 156: with only two exceptions, whichever Page 157 and 158: Footnote: Figures with question ma Page 159 and 160: guments of scale which would sugges Page 161 and 162: 3.

I recognize that, as ever, the B Page 163 and 164: REFLECTIONS ON THE CENTENNIAL OLYMP Page 165 and 166: completely before committing to rel Page 167 and 168: No, the ultimate measure of Atlanta Page 169 and 170: THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT AND SPECIAL OL Page 171 and 172: other supernatural influences may h Page 173 and 174: sians and the Americans flag bear Page 175 and 176: announced and appear on the results Page 177 and 178: OLYMPIC CEREMONIES AND RITES THEMES Page 179 and 180: ground was used in both the Opening Page 181 and 182: 1980 Moscow Torchbearer Run Up Card Page 183 and 184: Sports activities 181 Page 185 and 186: Moments from the social evenings 18 Page 187 and 188: DANCE WORKSHOP REPORT by Professor Page 189 and 190: VII O Sport, your are Fecundity Yo Page 191 and 192: The next day, Tuesday, the workshop Page 193 and 194: Excursion to the Zacharo beach 191 Page 195 and 196: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES MY OLYMPIC EXPE Page 197 and 198: opportunities.

The inside of the st Page 199 and 200: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Sandra Dimbo Page 201 and 202: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Warren Frost Page 203 and 204: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Cameron Myll Page 205 and 206: Games but the whole Olympic Movemen Page 207 and 208: een selected by management, you pro Page 209 and 210: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Laurel Brass Page 211 and 212: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Enkelejda Sh Page 213 and 214: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Sze Sze Hon Page 215 and 216: enthusiasm and emotional display in Page 217 and 218: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Kim Fai Ho ( Page 219 and 220: peting in the exact category that I Page 221 and 222: Pleasant moments at the IOA swimmin Page 223 and 224: Special care was taken in the compo Page 225 and 226: G) Have the Olympic Games dominated Page 227 and 228: 9.

Increase the monitoring of the p Page 229 and 230: males and females by including even Page 231 and 232: which invented or developed it, may Page 233 and 234: B.

Should the Olympic Movement beco Page 235 and 236: tic nature thus advertising the Mov Page 237 and 238: normally be available on regular TV Page 239 and 240: - disciplines can be showcased in t Page 241 and 242: number of women participating, and Page 243 and 244: Discussion groups while working at Page 245 and 246: CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE 37TH SESSIO Page 247 and 248: Address by Agns Le Lannic (FRA) o Page 249 and 250: Address by Cesar Torres (ARG) on be Page 251 and 252: I would like to express my sincere Page 253 and 254: ting to you a world which is not pe Page 255 and 256: Commemorative participation diploma Page 257 and 258: Abbreviations used AFRIQUE AFRICA Page 259 and 260: EUROPE Albanie Albania ALB Allema Page 261 and 262: INVITES Ms Pat CONNOLLY Mrs.

David J. GOLDBERG Director of O Page 265 and 266: Prof.

Elizabeth HANLEY Associate Pr Page 267 and 268: Dr Richard YOUNG Researcher Teach Page 269 and 270: BARBADOS Ms.

Joy Ann CLARKE Physica Page 271 and 272: Ms.

Dessalegn GEBREGIORGIS Page 275 and 276: GREECE Ms Penelope AMELIDES Student Page 277 and 278: IRAN Mr.

Behrouz ABDOLI Member of S Page 279 and 280: LATVIA Mr.

Viesturs DUDE Sport teac Page 281 and 282: REPUBLIC OF NAURU Mr.

Michael AROI Page 283 and 284: POLAND Mr.

Mariusz MIJAL Architect Page 285 and 286: SINGAPORE Mr.

Hanif ABDUL RAHMAN Tr Page 287 and 288: Mr.

Christen LOFGREN Lawyer, Coedit Page 289 and 290: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Mr.

David Page 291 and 292: Mrs.

Eleni KOTRETSOU Mrs.

Katerina Page 293 and 294: CONTENTS IOC Commission for the Int Page 295 and 296: Closing ceremony of the 37th Sessio Page 297 and 298: 295 show all.

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