In 1900, at the Games of the II Olympiad in Paris, women made their debut. The issue of Pierre de Coubertin's relationship with women's sport is a recurrent one which poisons Olympic debate. From the fields of physiology, anthropology and pedagogy where Coubertin situated it, the problem has moved wholly into the areas of politics and the media. The role of women in traditional games and sports Almost every era and every culture has its own range of popular games, dances, physical activities, sports and competitions. Probably as many as there are newspapers and magazines published in the world.
Journalism is opportunist by nature.
Four, seven, ten at most. The Extraordinary 110th IOC Session held this month in Lausanne, which could be described as historic, approved all the recommendations submitted to it by the IOC 2000 Commission. The members spoke on all the main concerns, enriching the discussions. You can find out the details by reading the supplement included in this edition of the Olympic Review. What we wish our readers Dear reader, not knowing what Fate has in store for you during the year, and sceptically convinced that our wishes would not change anything anyway, we should like to wish you only good things more or less attainable through your own effort of will.