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Address by Mr Andreas FOURAS (GRE) It is with feelings of joy, honour and emotion that I welcome to this sacred place young men and women from all over the world, who have come to our country in order to discuss the past, present and future of the Olympic Movement. I wish to extend my congratulations to those who have created the International Olympic Academy and contributed to its constructive and productive operation for 35 years. During all these years, the <strong>IOA</strong> has contributed, significantly, to the promotion of the Olympic Idea, the consolidation of Olympic values and the dissemination of the Olympic messages, while forming many thousands of ambassadors of the Olympic cause throughout the world. By educating and informing young people from all over the world, the International Olympic Academy is preparing the future administrators and leaders of the Olympic Movement. It has developed into a workshop of unity and friendship among individuals, countries, continents and a bond between tradition and modern times. The fact that this Session is intended for young people allows us to describe it as a gathering of life and freshness, as a search for a new, hope-bearing future. We are convinced that the anxieties, concerns, thoughts and experiences you share will be converted, in this sacred site of Olympia, into a creative and forwardlooking proposal for Olympic issues, in the context of the work of the Olympic Academy. We believe that young people have the greatest potential for absorbing the Olympic values, for giving them a new content and bringing answers to the various problems which the Olympic Movement faces, on the eve of the 21st century. This year we are celebrating the centennial of the revival of the modern Olympic Games. It is a year of celebration, but also of stock-taking. Over and above anything else, however, it is a year of contemplation about the present and the future of the Olympiads. The major problems that need to be solved are doping, commercialization, violence and intolerance in sport. 23
We are certain that Sport brings a significant dynamic dimension to society, as an area where inter-cultural and human relations can be promoted, together with mutual understanding, socialization and the creation of positive standards for young people. Through their appeal, the Olympic Games can contribute to the dissemination and promotion of the moral values of fair play, team spirit, mutual understanding and respect. This is why we are optimistic that solutions can be found. Especially when this responsibility is taken over by young people. Leaving you with these thoughts, I welcome you to our country, I wish you a pleasant stay in Olympia and every success for the 36th Session of the International Olympic Academy. Mr Andreas FOURAS (GRE) during his address 24
Page 2 and 3: INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY THIRT
Page 4 and 5: INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY REPOR
Page 6 and 7: Mr Abdul Muttaleb AHMAD Representat
Page 8 and 9: FOREWORD The programme of events of
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Page 16 and 17: OL 16 Visit by students of the Ceph
Page 18 and 19: Mr Lam bis NIKOLAOU, IOC Member in
Page 20 and 21: OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 36TH SESSIO
Page 22 and 23: Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE
Page 26 and 27: Address by Mr Antonios TZIKAS (GRE)
Page 28 and 29: Mr Antonios TZIKAS Hellenic Olympic
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Page 32: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 36TH SESSION AT
Page 35 and 36: They should be warmly congratulated
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Page 41 and 42: SACRED PLACES OF OLYMPIA AND DELPHI
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inartistic sensibilities led him to
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course of a pendulum swinging betwe
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amoral consumer society. Olympism i
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(26) Coubertin, Pierre: Conference
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(83) Coubertin, Pierre: Memorias Ol
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logise in advance to our translator
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Olympic Museum (AGOS & OM), which i
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objectives of the Olympians Club. (
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with such an exciting and unique pr
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I met thousands of children and par
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ut the remainder is for ongoing usa
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the "platform" announcer and interv
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98 The traditional commemorative ph
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the time, was able to convince the
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10-day treatment costs around US$ 6
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the clever jokes that are bound to
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same or opposite natures, and, havi
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1993, p. 189) Are the natures of wo
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would benefit the largest possible
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Games have for ethnic groups whose
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transcendence and progress, the oth
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with the existing legal status, the
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in power. It is linked with the pre
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it is more difficult to find a conv
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most important of which were as fol
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3 Except as permitted by the IOC Ex
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Greece in the year 776 B.C. The Gam
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to Athens. There were many emotiona
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of land. These facilities included
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Budget (in milllio ns of dollars) R
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countless international sources tha
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OLYMPIC TORCH RELAY - A LINK BETWEE
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the chain of the revivals of the ex
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physical education and sport in his
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Ancient models were also studied in
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Sportarten, I. Lauf, Sprung- und Wu
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in September 1935, Berlin, 1st Octo
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ferred from torch to torch and carr
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easy for the flammable material pla
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morning of July 27, 1948 the Flame
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a distance of 2,778 km, to bring th
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Spain accompanied by 8 Spanish volu
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zaridou, Elena Kyrnasiou, Lina Soun
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Discussion groups at work! The lect
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shop participants took on the respo
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REPORT ON THE FINE ART WORKSHOP OLY
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Miraculously, from it came Hellas!
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Mindy said that and the group agree
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES MY OLYMPIC EXPE
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ack at it and see it for what it wa
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tion. There was talk that year too
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Sarah Chung
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Tamara St. G
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- sport decreases the chances of os
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not who I think they are. It was al
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THE OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL EVENTS IN TH
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PRESENTATION OF THE CONCLUSIONS FRO
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OFFICIAL CELEBRATION OF INTERNATION
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WOMEN AND OLYMPISM by Mr Alain Lunz
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waving of any male politician. The
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nial of the Olympic Movement. In th
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PRESS AND MASS MEDIA ROLE IN THE OL
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mostly adequate and vivid, and on t
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In respect of the relations and the
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First Series The three sets of ques
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exist. Now they are being compromis
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to the individual culture. Finally,
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The Olympic Games are unique and th
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Are these conditions realistic for
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in representing one's country, expr
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nerally and have assumed greater pr
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• to ensure that the smaller nati
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CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE 36TH SESSIO
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maybe impossible. 100 years ago - i
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Address by Leslie Estwick (CAN) on
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tant role. And now, here, in this p
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lives." Finally I would like to you
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like to thank the staff and the int
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Integration of minorities, integrat
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conditions for the future we all dr
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République Dominicaine / People's
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Mr Freddy SERP
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Mr Athanassios KRITSINELIS Mechanic
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Mr John WALSTAD Teacher of P.E. & H
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Mr Alexander LANG Waehringerstrasse
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CROATIA Ms Kristina BLAT Brune Busi
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GERMANY Ms Annette HOFMANN Forchenv
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Ms Sigrun HALLGRIMSDOTTIR Nedstalei
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KOREA Mr Seung-Jae WON Oryun-dong 8
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MONACO Ms Hafida GADI 9, avenue du
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Ms Karla SCHAEFER Los Aviadores 221
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SPAIN Ms Mayte Davila PAREJO Felipe
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SYRIA Mr Abdel Razak 2EITOUN Employ
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SCHOLARSHIPS GEORGIA Ms Nato KHUTSU
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CONTENTS IOC Commission for the Int
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2nd of July : Day of the Sports Edi
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