41. Paralympic Games History Athletes who compete in the paralympics set their sights The Paralympic Games exemplifythe olympic ideal of 1.2 history of the Paralympic Games The Paralympic http://www.cwba.ca/program/parahsty.html

Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Association Association canadienne de basketball en fauteuil roulant PARALYMPIC GAMES - compliments of Pat Heydon, Canadian Paralympic Committee History THE SUMMER PARALYMPIC GAMES - A HISTORY OF THE PARALYMPIC GAMES AND THE 1996 CANADIAN PARALYMPIC TEAM Updated: January 1996 SECTION 1 1.1 Introduction 1.2 History of the Paralympic Games 1.3 Host Cities SECTION 2 2.1 The Games 2.2 The Paralympic Sports SECTION 3 3.1 Canada's Competitive History 3.2 A Profile of the Canadian Paralympic Team 3.3 Canadian Team Selection Criteria 1.1 Introduction The Summer Paralympic Games are the ultimate competition for world class elite athletes with a disability and as such are linked to the Olympic Celebration each quadrennium. The Paralympic Games, in terms of complexity, duration and the number of competitors, are second only to the Olympic Games. The fundamental philosophy guiding the Paralympic movement is that athletes with disabilities should have opportunities to pursue their goals in sport equivalent to those of non-disabled athletes. Athletes who compete in the Paralympics set their sights on the dream of winning a gold medal, are committed to strenuous training regimes and meet strict qualifying standards to be selected to their national team. The Paralympic Games represent a commitment to excellence that allows elite athletes to achieve their personal best. The Paralympic Games exemplify the Olympic ideal of participation and sportsmanship.

42. Olympic Village Page 2 For the first time in olympic history all athletes will be housed opening and closingceremonies, not only for the olympic Games but for the paralympics too http://www.newman.ac.uk/~f.c.delahaye/olypk.html

Sydney Olympic Park Hi! there Sports lovers The Homebush Bay Masterplan is a massive project to transform 760 hectares close to Sydney's western suburbs, into a huge sporting complex. Within this complex is Sydney's Olympic Park. The first phase of the park's construction began in 1991, with a budget of $225 million Australian dollars. The park is also the site of the Olympic Stadium, the Olympic Village, the Velodrome, the Tennis centre, the Baseball centre and a Gymnasium built for badminton, rhythmic sports gymnastics, handball and volleyball. Olympic Village Olympic Stadium Paralympics Olympic Village Olympic village under construction For the first time in olympic history all athletes will be housed together in the new Olympic Village. The village will be situated within Sydney's Olympic Park, and will be within walking distance of the olympic stadium. The olympic village will have 2500 dwellings that will accommodate the 15,000 athletes, coaches and officials. The village will have facilities such as an athletes field, gymnasium, swimming pool, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts. Also there will be a shopping centre and leisure and entertainment centre. After the games the dwellings will be renovated and put up for either rent or sale, with shopping and education facilities.

43. Homework Helpers - Sydney Olympic Games http//www.olympics.com/eng/paralympics/index.html; Studies http//www.arts.unsw.edu.au/olympic/.olympics history Ancient olympics http//olympics.tufts.edu http://www.canterbury.nsw.gov.au/library/homezone/olympics.htm

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Subject Headings Shelf Numbers Web Sites Subject Headings Olympic games. Olympic games (Ancient) Olympics. Olympics Biography. Olympics Biography Juvenile literature. Olympics Dictionaries. Olympics Finance. Olympics Handbooks, manuals, etc. ... Sydney Olympics 2000 Bid. Also see under Olympic sports, eg Athletics, Swimming, Boxing etc Also see under the names of Australian athletes, eg. Fraser, Dawn; Freeman, Cathy etc Shelf Numbers For those who like to browse around the shelves, you could try around these Dewey numbers:

44. CPC - Past Games using the same facilities as the olympic Games. history was again re written whenin March 1994 The Lillehammer paralympics were the first Winter Paralympic http://www.paralympic.ca/english/paralympic games/games.asp

GENERAL 2002 SLC Sports Games Radio ... PAST GAMES HISTORY OF PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES The Paralympic Winter Games are the ultimate competition for world class elite athletes with a disability and as such are linked to the Olympic celebration each quadrennium. The Paralympic Games, in terms of complexity, duration and the number of competitors, are second only to the Olympic Games. The fundamental philosophy guiding the Paralympic movement is that athletes with disabilities should have opportunities to pursue their goals in sport equivalent to those of non-disabled athletes. Athletes who compete in the Paralympics set their sights on the dream of winning a gold medal, are committed to strenuous training regimes and meet strict qualifying standards to be selected to their national team. The Paralympic Games represent a commitment to excellence that allows elite athletes to achieve their personal best. The Paralympic Games exemplify the AMATEUR ideals of participation and sportsmanship. History of the Paralympic Games The Paralympic Games originated in Aylesbury, England, where Games For People With Spinal Injuries, were first held in 1948. The games were organized to coincide with the London Olympic Games. The competition was

45. AusStats : Special Article - A Look Back At The Sydney Olympics And Paralympics A look back at the Sydney olympics and paralympics. olympic Games The Sydney 2000olympic Games, in Closing Ceremonies celebrated Australia's history and culture http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/94713ad445ff1425ca25682000192af2/e99215f

View Shopping Cart Australia Now Year Book Australia Culture and Recreation Special Article - A look back at the Sydney Olympics and Paralympics Jump to: Related Links The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, in the words of IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch, were "the best games ever". Held in Sydney from 15 September until 1 October 2000, the Games were a spectacular success. Performances at the Opening and Closing Ceremonies celebrated Australia's history and culture. The games were declared open by the Governor General of Australia, Sir William Deane; the flame was lit by Indigenous Australian athlete Cathy Freeman; the Olympic Oath was spoken by triple gold medallist and Hockeyroo Rechelle Hawkes; and the Officials' oath was pronounced by water polo official Peter Kerr. In a symbol of the power of the Olympic Movement, South and North Korea marched together under one flag in the Opening Ceremony, and four athletes from the newly independent nation of East Timor took part under the Olympic flag. In all some 10,651 athletes (4,069 females and 6,582 males) from 199 nations competed in 28 sports and 300 events. The 2000 Australian team was the largest to ever represent Australia in Olympic competition; 629 athletes competed in Sydney, surpassing the 424 who competed at the Atlanta Games in 1996. The participation of the Olympic athletes of all nations was supported enthusiastically by packed audiences at every event, appreciating their sportsmanship and spirited competitiveness.

46. Top20Weightlifting.com - Online Directory For Weightlifting. Records, paralympics. Includes also message boards to voice out opinions on olympicissues, interactive puzzles and quizzes. Kodak olympic history Add to http://www.top20weightlifting.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?base=/Sports/Events/Olympics

47. Espresso Education Ltd The olympic flame The history of the flame is discussed and the paralympics Althoughthe paralympics are a separate event from the olympic Games, they http://www.espresso.co.uk/visitors/efs/staffroom/t2_special_reports/olympics.htm

OLYMPICS The Sydney Olympic Games will be held from Friday, 15 September 2000 until Sunday, 1 October 2000. More than 10,000 athletes from 200 countries are expected to take part in 28 sports. It is the largest sporting event in the world and it is estimated that 3.5 billion people will be watching the events on television! What are the Olympic Games? How did they begin? What traditions are involved in the Games? Using the 'Olympics' special report Espresso has produced this special report to look at the history of the Games and the events and ceremonies that have become traditional features of the Olympics. The special report contains video and web resources which complement work about the Olympic Games. The special report is organised into the following sections: History The Olympic flame The Olympic flag Ceremonies ... Paralympics Each section ends with a series of suggested topics for activities and questions. History This section describes the development of the Olympic Games from its beginnings in Olympia, Greece to its modern day equivalent. Web pages are included that explain the nature of the ancient Olympic Games and the sports involved.

48. Summer Olympics 2000 html US olympic Committee http//www.olympicusa.org USOC training centers, onlinelibrary, sports history, from the USOC. Return to Top of Page paralympics. http://www.cliu.org/CNI/archive/olympics/olympics.htm

Site Search Online Resources Human Resources Job Opportunities Current Openings Special Education Local Task Force Online Resources Services for Children Programs and Services ... Distance Learning Management Information Systems Network Diagram Document Imaging Desktop Publishing Network Technology Operations Driver Education Reference CLIU Web Policy comments webmaster@cliu.org CLIU Home Summer Olympics 2000 It's that time that we all eagerly anticipate - the Summer Olympic Games! The summer was filled with preparations and Olympic Trials. The Games themselves begin in September this year, being scheduled for Sept. 15 to Oct. 1, 2000. This Curriculum Support Web Page includes links to information about the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia, as well as the Olympic Movement Paralympics Special Olympics , ideas for the classroom , the host city and country Archive of Previous Curriculum Support Web Pages Summer Olympics 2000 Archive of Olympics 2000 Articles http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/archive

49. The Olympic Games--Salt Lake City, 2002 history by Year or Sport. paralympics Int'l paralympics in Torino 2006. EducationSites olympics Education from Utah Education Network; olympic Weather Support http://arlingtonschools.org/olympics.html

Official Olympics Site US Olympic Committee Intl Olympic Committee NBC Olympics Coverage Your Daily Source Olympic Coverage from CBS Sportsline ESPN Online: Olympics Coverage Inside the Games: from CNN and SI Olympics Coverage: from The New York Times Yahooligans Full Coverage Yahoo Full Coverage USA Olympic Ski Team Site US Olympic Figure Skating ... Intl Olympic Biathlon 2002 OlympicsFebruary 8 to 24, in Salt Lake City, Utah The Ancient Olympics: Olympics Through Time Temple of Zeus: History in 3D History of Ancient Greece Great Site! The Ancient Olympics: from Tufts The Ancient Olympics: the Real Story Ancient Olympics: a Virtual Museum The Modern Olympics: Winter Olympics through the Years History of the Winter Games History by Year or Sport Paralympics: Int'l Paralympics Committee Paralympics in Athens 2004 Paralympics in Torino 2006 Education Sites: Olympics Education Site from Utah Education Network Interactive Torch Relay Map from Utah Education Network Olympic Weather Support Project New York Times Learning Project Lesson Planning Guide Salt Lake City Guide ... Events Calendar

50. Olympic Games - Olympics Links - Internet Links Sydney 2000 olympic Games, olympic Organisations, olympic history, Facts and athletes,the torch relay, olympic news and site of the 2000 paralympics and links http://www.slnsw.gov.au/links/olympics/olympics.cfm

Where you are: State Library of NSW Find Internet links Olympics links ... New links Search Internet links Advanced Guide Olympic Games Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, Olympic Organisations, Olympic History, Facts and Statistics, Olympic Issues, ... Future Games Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Sydney 2000 Olympic Games This site provides information about the Australian Olympic athletes, the torch relay, Olympic news and results, as well as details about the ABC's radio coverage of the Olympics. Australian Sports Commission This site provides access to the official Sydney Olympics 2000 site, the official site of the 2000 Paralympics and links to other sites related to Sydney 2000 including the Olympic Roads and Transport Authority, Olympic Co-ordination Authority, Employment at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and the Olympic Business Information Service. GamesInfo This site provided an information channel during the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games. It was preserved as an archive for research in October 2000 and the information in it is not updated. A supplement to the archived site provides access to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Post Games Report, Sydney 2000 Paralympic Post Games Report, the Official Results of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, and suggested information sources for research on the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Olympic Roads and Transport Authority This site provides information on ORTA, the agency which coordinates the planning and delivery of integrated road and transport services for the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

51. Feature - The History Of The Paralympic Games - ABC Coverage Of The Sydney Paral The history of the Paralympic Games. For a while, they were held in differentcities to the olympics, but since 1988, the olympic city also becomes the http://www.abc.net.au/paralympics/features/s195531.htm

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Home Features This story created: Wednesday, 4/10/2000 More features View Paralympic features by date The history of the Paralympic Games On October 18, Sydney's Paralympic Games will bring together 4000 athletes from 125 countries. This event has come a long way since Rome in 1960, where 400 competitors from 23 countries took part. The roots of these Games pre-dates Rome however. They were originally the brainchild of Doctor Ludwig Guttmann. Through his work at Stoke Mandeville hospital in England, he realised that sporting competition provided real physical and mental benefits to his patients, many of whom had been maimed during the Second World War. He staged the 1948 International Wheelchair Games to coincide with the London Olympics, but it took 12 years to reach his ultimate goal of world competition every four years. In 1960, the first official Paralympic Games saw 400 athletes in wheelchairs compete. Since then, the Paralympic movement has seen some hard times, but it is now moving from strength to strength. For a while, they were held in different cities to the Olympics, but since 1988, the Olympic city also becomes the Paralympic city. In Sydney there will be 4000 athletes, from six disability categories, taking part in 18 different sports. Wheelchair rugby and sailing are the two new medal sports for these Games. The other disciplines include archery, swimming and equestrian events.

52. Canada Paralympic History CANADA’S PARALYMPIC CROSS COUNTRY history. international movement, now known asthe paralympics, was born. olympic style games for athletes with a disability http://canada.x-c.com/hist/olympic/canadapara.htm

th in Total Medals Since the Start of the Winter Paralympics by Jeff Whiting In 1948, Sir Ludwig Guttmann organized a summer sports competition involving World War II veterans with a spinal cord injury in Stoke Mandeville, England. Winter disability sports started gradually after World War II, as large numbers of injured soldiers and civilians tried to return to their skiing activities. Early pioneers such as double-leg amputee Sepp Zwicknagl from Austria experimented with skiing using prostheses. Four years later, competitors from Holland joined the Stoke Mandeville Games and the international movement, now known as the Paralympics, was born. Olympic style games for athletes with a disability were organized for the first time in Rome in 1960. In Toronto in 1976, other disability groups were added and the idea of merging together different disability groups for international sport competitions was born. The first Winter Paralympic Games took place in Sweden in 1976 The Paralympic Games have always been held in the same year as the Olympic Games. Since the Seoul Summer Games (1988) and the Albertville Winter Games (1992) they have also taken place at the same venues as the Olympics. On 19 June 2001, an agreement was signed between IOC and IPC securing this practice for the future. From the 2012 bid process onwards, the host city chosen to host the Olympic Games will be obliged to host the Paralympics as well. The next Paralympic Winter Games will take place in Salt Lake City (2002), USA. For the first time, there is just one combined Organizing Committee for both the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.

53. 2002 Olympic Education | Paralympics Mind, Body, Spirit Paralympic Winter Games; history of the Paralympic Games; TheSpirit of the paralympics; Disability Awareness; Tolerance Etiquette Training; Walk http://2002.uen.org/html/paralympics.html

Salt Lake 2002 Paralympics 2002 Paralympic Winter Games Web Site Journey of Fire Celebrations Paralympic Information ... IPC - International Paralympic Committee REACH - An Educator's Guide to the Olympics Below are Activities, Worksheets and Lesson Plans to help you incorporate the Paralympics into your curriculum. (Note: You will need the free Adobe Acrobat plug-in to view these documents.) Mind, Body, Spirit Paralympic Winter Games History of the Paralympic Games Paralympic Symbols Meet Otto the Otter ... Paralympic Sports Pages

54. Olympic Games, Spirit And Modern History olympic Games, Spirit and Modern history it will burn brightly again at the next olympicGames paralympics Winter sport offers all people, including the disabled http://2002.uen.org/html/sports/lessons/olympicgames.html

Olympic Games, Spirit and Modern History " The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well." Olympic Creed The Olympic Movement The first recorded Ancient Games was held in 776 B.C. in ancient Europe, but evidence suggests that Games were being held long before that. Originally, competition consisted of a single foot race over a distance of 200 meters, but within a short time, the event grew to include five sports or a pentathlon. The "Olympiad" became an important event and was held every four years. During Olympic years, warring city-states were encouraged to lay down their weapons and to compete in peace on the playing field instead of on the battlefield. The Olympic Games were canceled in 394 A.D. for religious reasons. Greece, as part of the Roman Empire, had become Christian and the games were considered Pagan. Centuries later, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator and historian, recommended that the Olympic Games be restored. Coubertin believed in the spirit of Olympism; a set of values that enhance the physical, intellectual and spiritual growth of participants through sport, art and music, while promoting friendship and understanding throughout the world. Due to his work, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) was established and Athens, Greece had the honor of being the first city to host the modern Games in the year l896. June 23, l896 was designated as "Olympic Day" throughout the world.

55. Eastern Regional Libraries olympic Results 1996 Atlanta. Paralympic Games Australian Paralympic Committee (choosehistory); Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Assoc. history of the paralympics. http://www.erl.vic.gov.au/info/olympics.htm

Search this site Sitemap Help Menu About Us Using the Library Search the Catalogue Online Information ... Family History Contact Ask a Librarian Ask a Genie Feedback Library Links Intranet (staff only) Victoria's Virtual Library Web Content Accessibility Home Online Information OLYMPICS Ancient Olympics Perseus project Olympic Museum Virtual Gallery History of the Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics Olympic History 1956 Melbourne Olympics Australia at the Olympics Olympic Results 1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games Australian Paralympic Committee (choose history) Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Assoc. History of the Paralympics Future Athens 2004 (Summer) Sydney 2000 Olympics Athlete Profiles Athletics Australia Australian Athlete Profiles Australian Swimming Channel Seven Australian Athlete Profiles (Choose Aust. Olympic Team) ... NBC Olympics (Choose bios from main menu; mostly US) Paralympian profiles Accessibility.com.au

56. New Page 5 Modern olympic history. The olympic Games are held in a different countryevery 4 years. olympic Mascots. The paralympics has 1 mascot. Questions http://www.dalbsoutss.qld.edu.au/Olympic_Games/questions.htm

Ancient Olympics The first record of the Olympic Games dates from 776BC, but they were probably established hundreds of years before that. The Games began as a small event but gradually gained popularity to become the premier festival in Greece. For at least 1,000 years, they were held every four years, and survived in spite of numerous wars and the Roman invasion of Greece in about AD150. Questions: The Ancient Games were held in honour of which God? What were some of the events held at the Ancient Games? Who could take part in the Ancient Games? Why were the Ancient Games stopped? To answer these questions, visit these sites: http://www.australian.olympic.org.au/games/ http://www.rochedalss.qld.edu.au/olympics/history.htm Olympic Games Reborn More than 1 500 years after the ancient Greek Olympic Games came to an end, the Modern Games came into being. Questions: Who is the father of the Modern Games? When and where was he born? What was his idea for the Modern Olympics? To answer these questions, visit this site:

57. It transcript documents historians commenting upon olympic history, covering such andvideo presentation showcasing the history of the paralympics, which now http://www.indianchild.com/olympics.htm

web hosting provided by Direct i The OLYMPICS Page. Did you know sports and games are even mentioned in our Indian epic 'Mahabharata'? Sports and games are as old as our human society. Ice hockey made its first appearance at the 1920 Antwerp Games. The OLYMPIC games is named after OLYMPIA, the shrine of GOD Zeus Hungarian athlete Aladar Gerevich won medals in 6 consecutive Olympic games. Communist China entered its first games in 1984-Los Angeles. Ethiopian marathoner Abebe Bikila was the first man to successfully defend the marathon title. (1960 and 1964). He only wore shoes for the second victory ! Click here for more Amazing facts. LINKS : http://www.olympics.com The official olympic site. Here you can feel the excitement of the games. Millions of internet users logged on this site daily for Olympic News. Here you can buy merchandise, lots and lots of information on Olympics you would need. http://www.kheladi.com Indian sports portal gives you information on Indians in Olympics. http://www.IBM.com/fanmail

58. Olympic Web Sites http//www.olympics.com/eng/paralympics/home.html. Games for Kids up Sydney 2000Olympic Games Kids Olympics watch an animated movie on the history of the http://www.crockerfarm.org/ac/rm02/links/

Olympics Web Sites Sydney, Australia Summer 2000 Symbols People Past Olympic Games ... Mr. Farley's Bookmarks Sydney, Australia Summer 2000 Official Site of the Sydney 2000 Olympics Sydney 2000 Olympic Games - official site NBC Sydney 2000 Olympics Site - NBC is the official network for viewing the Olympics in the U.S. The Unofficial Guide to the Sydney Games World Wide Press Coverage - Sydney 2000 World Wide Press Coverage of the Olympic Games ABC News Online: Olympics - news stories on the Olympics from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation AP Wire News Kodak.com's Olympic Site 2004 Athens Olympic Games - official site of the organizing committee of the 2004 Olympic Games Sports A to Z - need the facts about a sport like archery, rollerskating, or water polo? Choose your sport and get news, info, and a QuickTime video clip from the U.S. Olympic Committee Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games - official site all about the fierce competition among thousands of elite athletes with disabilities. http://www.olympics.com/eng/paralympics/home.html Sydney 2000 Olympic Games: Kids Zone - explore the many 'zones' of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. You can learn about how the games affect the environment, the science and technology behind them, the various cultures involved in the games, and much more!

59. New Page 1 The Ancient olympics Excellent site with Multimedia. Olympiaka- history of theModern Games. Drugs and Doping. Drugs in the olympic Movement. paralympics, http://www.physicaleducation.co.uk/ALEVEL/Issues in Sport.htm

Home Up GCSE SPORTS LEADERSHIP ... UK NATIONAL PROVISION OF SPORT Here are a list of links to sites that have information on:- ISSUES IN SPORT AND THE OLYMPIC GAMES. HISTORY OF THE MODERN OLYMPICS History of the Olympic Games The 19th Century Olympic movement The Ancient Olympics- Excellent site with Multimedia Olympiaka- History of the Modern Games The Olympics Through Time The Real Story of the Ancient Olympic Games WOMEN IN SPORT AND IN THE OLYMPICS The Women's Sports Foundation Women and Girls in Sports Women and Sport Women and the Olympics ... Olympic Women RACE AND ETHNICITY WITHIN THE OLYMPICS COMMERCIALIZATION AND THE OLYMPICS Institute of Sport Sponsorship Commercialisation in the Olympics OLYMPICS AND POLITICS The Nazi Olympics- Berlin 1936 Politics in the Olympics DEVIANCE IN THE OLYMPICS Drugs and Doping Drugs in the Olympic Movement PARALYMPICS Australian Paralympics Paralympics and Adapted Sport Disability Sport England International Paralympic Committee MISCELLANEOUS SITES Australian Olympic Site British Olympic Association The Olympic Games Singapore Olympic Education Kit ... Sports Science meets the Olympics

60. Unit 1 Work to Do. history of the Modern olympics. 2) DEVIANCE AND THE olympicS. Workto Do-. Race and Ethnicity Within the olympic Movement. 8) paralympics. http://www.physicaleducation.co.uk/BRUNTSSCHOOL/unit 1.htm

Home A LEVEL GCSE SPORTS LEADERSHIP ... P.E. SEARCH ENGINES [ BRUNTS SCHOOL ] P.E. NEWS POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS EXAM BOARDS UK GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT ... UK NATIONAL PROVISION OF SPORT AS PHYSICAL EDUCATION THE OLYMPIC CASE STUDY- ISSUES IN SPORT 1) HISTORY OF THE MODERN OLYMPICS Articles on: Origins of The Olympic Games The Birth of The modern Olympics The Olympic Charter Ancient History ... Modern History Full Power Point presentation on:- History of the Modern Olympics Power Point Presentation on:- BOA's review of Sydney 2000 Work to Do:- History of the Modern Olympics 2) DEVIANCE AND THE OLYMPICS Articles on: Drugs Full Power Point presentation on:- Deviance and the Olympics Power Point Presentation on:- Work to Do:- Deviance in Olympics WOMEN IN SPORT Articles on: Women's Issues Full Power Point presentation on:- Women and the Olympics Power Point Presentation on:- Work to Do:- Women within the Olympics 4) COMMERCIALISATION AND THE OLYMPICS Articles on: Olympic Marketing Full Power Point presentation on:- Commercialisation and the Olympics Power Point Presentation on:- Work to Do:- Commercialisation and the olympics 5) POLITICS AT THE OLYMPICS Articles on: Politics Full Power Point presentation on:- Political Uses of the Olympics Power Point Presentation on:- Work to Do:- Political uses of the Olympics 6) POLITICAL NATURE OF OLYMPIC BIDDING

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