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- Page 36 and 37: to be judged by our peers, we have
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The Secretary of State at the Presi
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Address by Mr. ACHILLES KARAMANLIS
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Address by Mr. ATHANASIOS CANELLOPO
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SPORT AND CULTURE IN ANTIQUITΥ By
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philosophical ideas, religious beli
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impartiality. Hearing the Elian Jud
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contest and Hermes in a race 14 . A
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antiquity were closely associated w
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Our whole endavour is basically aim
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In this way modern Olympism was bor
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cause Olympism had expanded, had re
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efforts to ensure that both these a
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No public festival in history has k
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What are the aims of the Olympic mo
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knocking at the door, seeking IOC r
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presided over by the IOC which can
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the Games and the international spo
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Group picture of official represent
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The parish of Olympia, Ant. Vlachop
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French, English, or German. The dea
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should build up a new philosophy: I
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esponsible for the Olympic Games on
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the Munich Olympics, Schelsky, the
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1. First, you see the Baden - Baden
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«OLYMPIC CONGRESSES» By Dr. NORBE
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made at the end of his life, one un
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velopment of the Olympic Games, Cou
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teams of Olympic competitors, with
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Coubertin's observation that he lat
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UNESCO AND THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT By:
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International Charter of Physical E
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These benefits do not automatically
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Considering that responsibilities a
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sport and encourage the participati
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THE CONCEPT OF CULTURE CIVILIZATION
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ather technical performance and ach
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not remain the predominant element
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that these elements are often essen
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pedagogic approach than educating c
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It is also the body who becomes, th
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cultures starting from this idea. W
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fishermen, heabess, smiths, harvest
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a sense of beauty, of measure and o
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PERSONAL PHILO
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the lyric poets Bacchylides, Simoni
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In the same speech he talked of the
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is a difference between doing somet
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Practical Matters 1) Competition, a
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In spite of the success and strengt
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tirely devoted to sport, from the p
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— training cycles (tétrade) and
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TABLE I Estimated frequency of refe
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TABLE III Estimated frequency of re
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of their targets» [10, p. 111]. I
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The Academy, on the threshold of it
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14. Craig, A.B. Olympics 1972: an e
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48. Larson, L.H. (ed.) Health and f
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SUMMARY The Olympic movement, despi
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The l.OA.'s bank at the participant
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links with Doctor Messerli of Lauss
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national and a world scale, the pri
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should have heard Mr. Brundage reca
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«THE SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TH
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time suffered myocardial infarction
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are of post menarcheal age. They ar
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the fiftieth anniversary of its vic
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disease destroys the posterior colu
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which does not identify it as an ar
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of athletes but their content refer
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examination by various scholars, th
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The tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocl
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Athens. The statue of Dionysos was
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with the Solar Year of 365 days on
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used to play rugby football regular
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Visit to the Modern Olympic Games M
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2. Olympism - what does it mean? Th
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ermore the investigations by Otto G
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active actions are also in the fiel
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Olympia, the Olympic Zeus before th
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dom. Freedom in this sense must not
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to the whole field of Olympic Games
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RECLA, H.: Signale der Zeit, Festsc
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contraiy, it is my conviction that
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lines of research; for the search f
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to a wider community could be impro
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countries, they damage the developm
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what we are defining, an object, a
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is, will be regarded as having eith
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THE EXPERIENCES OF A COMPETITOR IN
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field of sport helps to moderate an
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Japanese organisers had done their
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From the meeting of the I.O.C. Comm
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trainer are quite different things.
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MY PARTICIPATION IN THE OLYMPIC GAM
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problem, because I also did not kno
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three days later all the athletes h
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not to win but to take part, just a
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ticipants and a very strong team fr
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team during competitions, such as t
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our players as a rostrum is in inte
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trial and disaster. I can remember
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES By: DR. JOHN PO
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MEMOIRS OF A FAITHFUL SPECTATOR OF
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IN THE DAYS WHEN THE GAMES WERE BEA
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FINAL CONCLUSIONS OF DISCUSSIONS ON
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destroy Olympism. Generally it was
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eflected in the education given to
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Mr. F. Landry (CAN) offers to Mr. N
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photography as a form of art that h
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Dr. MOHAMED MZALI (TUN) 1st Vice Pr
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HELLENIC OLYMPIC COMMUTEE Mr. GEORG
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Mr. KEVAN PEPE Sport (Soccer) Admin
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Mr. NEIL DIAMOND Student of P.E. 20
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Mrs. YOSHIKO SAITO Teacher of P.E.
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Mr. LIN LIAO LU Teacher of P.E. Mr.
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ZAIR Mr. TSIMANGA KABASALE Sports J
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CONTENTS Quotation of message by Lo
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tional Council for Sport and Physic