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ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES Mr Kenneth BURGIN Teacher. Athletic Coach Ms Ghislaine PROVIDENCE Auto Body Repairs Mechanic New Montiose Kingstown Kingstown Park P.O. Box 976 Kingstown EL SALVADOR Ms Claudia Elena Meza TINOCO Teacher of American Elementary School 3rd Grade Mr Javier FRANCES Industrial Engineer Business Administrator Calle el Almendro # 386, Col. Maqvilisuat San Salvador Calle y Colonia La Mascota # 261 San Salvador SEYCHELLES Mr Tedd Parson SAUZIER Businessman P.O. Box 572 Victoria — Mahe SLOVAKIA Ms Denis VETERNIKOVA Student Prievidza 97101, ul. Dlha 16/12 SLOVENIA Ms Metka Jerman SENICA Teacher of Physical Education Na Korosci 2 61000 Ljubljana SPAIN Ms Dorleta UGALDE Student of Physical Education Specialist in Swimming and Volleyball Ms Gotzone REDONDO Sports Journalist & Employer Errikobarra str. 11-10 Zarautz — Gipuzkoa Ferrocarril 8-4 A 01006 Vitoria — Alava 285
Mr Jose Luis OTAEGUI MURGIONDO Student of Physical Education Specialist in Football and Athletics Teacher of Spanish Elementary School Euskal Pilota 1-2-C Ordizia — Guipuzcoa SRI LANKA Mr Asitha LIYANAGE 2nd Lieutenant in the Sri Lanka Army Ms Fredrica Primose SUBRAMANIAM Military Officer 101/3, Kew Road Colombo 2 Hq Slawc, No 30 Kynsey Rod. Bosella SUDAN Mr Ahmed HASHIM Mechanical Engineer P.O. Box 1938 Sudan Olympic Committee Khartoum SWEDEN Ms Britt Marie ELLIS Sales Person Insurance Ms Gunilla FREDRIKSSON Teacher, Horse Riding Mr Stefan PERSON Mr Lars MYRBERG Editor of the New Swing — Boxing Magazine — Coach of Boxing Kyrkogatan 2 S-172 32 Sundbyberg Gullbringa, p/3295 S-442 95 Kurgalv Eriksfaltsgatan 16B 214 32 Malmô Bohusgatau 25 116 67 Stockholm SWITZERLAND Ms Anouk GAILLARD Étudiante à Lausanne Dorigny au Centre de Formation des Maîtres d'Éducation Physique, Secrétaire à temps partiel Granois 1965 Savièse 286
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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY THIRT
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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY REPOR
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EPHORIA (BOARD OF TRUSTEES) OF THE
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character of the flame, had built a
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Marchand, d) «The intercultural me
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For the first time this year, three
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July 3-7/7 7- 22/7 August 30/7-3/8
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Curriculum vitae of Nikolaos Yalour
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The President of the Intel-national
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The President of the Hellenic Olymp
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"IN RECENT YEARS, WE HAVE SEEN THE
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Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE
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chosen as the mainstay of its scien
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to the cause of Olympism as they al
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and cooperation. This heritage enta
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Address by Mr Marius Francisco (BEN
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sport and fair play are a way of ex
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Address by Mr Antonios Tzikas (GRE)
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the future, in the knowledge that t
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ent and crystal clear when experien
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Dr John T. Powell (CAN) accompanied
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Commemorative photograph of the off
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Chrysafis, Professeur of Physical E
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the time, A. Brundage, concerning t
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tradition to modernity, ancient Gre
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platitudes which, when repeated, ta
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- Philosophy, for a vision of the h
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planet. In 1963, the President of t
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CULTURE AND THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT IN A
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since it is there that they spent m
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The behaviour of the athletes had t
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with. The athlete of those times ha
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For more about the Olympic truce, s
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"coming to light". So, the truth of
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dynamic "assimilation" to the way o
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literature based on ancient influen
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consciousness was substantially str
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It was not only the Parnassians who
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1983) wrote her novelette entitled
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contemporary inheritors in many nat
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COUBERTIN'S MULTICULTURAL OLYMPISM
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thin. Thus, a large number of schoo
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the ecumenism which it symbolized,
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one hand, a proclaimed Olympism and
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THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT AND ITS INFLUENC
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cover himself, by grasping events i
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V The fight against racism Without
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References 1 Mémoires Olympiques b
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also a cultural achievement specifi
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easily, face to face with a cultura
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way, instead of simplifying the tea
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Moments from the social evenings 10
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TRADITIONAL
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a) modern Olympism was conceived by
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The Olympic spirit does not permit
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only the coaches, in the mind of th
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The ancient Aztecs did not have any
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tition and to be able to represent
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GOLDEN EGG OR FOOLS' GOLD ? AMERICA
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1930s British and American electron
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IOC's quadrennial income. The other
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entity can accrue from identifying
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Golden egg For the most part, IOC f
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The transmission was also received
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I had much to think about when I le
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Of possible greater concern was the
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Although he was impressed by Britis
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from this source, respectively, wil
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with the high ideals that inspired
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elaboration, refer to Paddick (1985
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companied by their share of domesti
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Groupness emphasizes membership and
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ealize "Saegye nun Seoul ro, Seoul
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"time", the diachronic, syntagmatic
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In Seoul, the organizers faced the
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way seamlessly joined with the wond
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harmony through transformative asso
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man), Yangban (traditional upper cl
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Anniversary Conference. Seoul Olymp
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OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY : ORGANISATION,
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Olympic Solidarity nominates two di
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ies of marketing seminars. The plan
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e) Assistance for participation in
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event was well attended I took the
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tribute to the city of Barcelona, u
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THE DEAD POETS SOCIETY by Mr Sotiri
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viduals to resort to such methods.
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IOA Session, Eric Buytels. Last yea
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sion was used as a main topic of th
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estaurant. Around the table were si
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y the limits and restrictions by va
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organising a local competition. Pol
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that I have never seen. Suddenly I
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for organizing committees. Rule 58
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friends in the village, and that to
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So, we took the theme of that and w
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tiful sport. But what did I learn ?
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y Mr Arlindo Gouveia (VEN) My name
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y Mr Valéry Lutkov (RUS) What I wo
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y Mr Peter Miskimmin (NZL) I feel I
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I have met here — people that I n
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athletes compete. All the athletes
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Here at the Academy I have met many
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Games, was the next stepping stone
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At that time in Poland there were s
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y Mr Rafael Vidal (VEN) Over the pa
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REPORT OF THE MEETINGS HELD BY THE
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Ephoria were present to share with
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the 14 sections presenting their co
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as expressed in Olympism. Its 1992
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place for cultural and philosophica
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"Olympic Message" is also important
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change but first in one's own cultu
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Page 244 and 245: The problem of illiteracy is global
Page 246 and 247: Sports activities 245
Page 248 and 249: Swimming gala 247
Page 250 and 251: CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE 33rd SESSIO
Page 252 and 253: Address by Mr Tove Stadil Thomassen
Page 254 and 255: Address by Mr George Vassilaras (GR
Page 256 and 257: Address by Professor Guillermo Dell
Page 258 and 259: Address by Mr Kostandinos Georgiadi
Page 260 and 261: Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE
Page 262 and 263: Abbreviations used AFG Afghanistan
Page 264 and 265: IOA President Mr Freddy Serpieris d
Page 266 and 267: Mr loannis THEODORAKOPOULOS Member
Page 268 and 269: Prof. Dr. Shin-Pyo KANG Anthropolog
Page 270 and 271: Mr Armando MACUACUA Professor De Po
Page 272 and 273: ARGENTINA Mr Juan Alejandro CLOOS E
Page 274 and 275: CANADA Ms Cathy GLOVER Manager, Bus
Page 276 and 277: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Ms Rosa Amalia A
Page 278 and 279: GREAT BRITAIN Ms Amou Natalie WOL T
Page 280 and 281: INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Ms
Page 282 and 283: Mr Sung-Han LEE Graduate Student Sp
Page 284 and 285: Mr Odd Einar POSSUM Teacher of Phys
Page 288 and 289: Ms Barbara THIERRIN Professeur d'É
Page 290 and 291: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Ms Heather
Page 292 and 293: Mr Babis YANNARAS Operator of Photo
Page 294 and 295: CONTENTS IOC Commission for the Int
Page 296: Mrs Anne Capron (FRA)..............
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