Athlete training at Emory will end Aug. 2. Features will include cable television for all competitions, daily schedules and results, a phone and fax network, and language services to support 11 languages. Access to the facility will be controlled. Media representatives, as well as competition officials, will depart on Aug. 5 and 6. A typical day Anderson described what he foresees as a typical day on campus during the Olympics for the competition officials and media who will be staying in residence halls and the athletes who will be coming to train.
Officials begin departure for Olympic venues.
Opening of Press Subcenter in Cox Hall, Venue Communications Center and Venue Operations Center. Officials, media and ACOG staff complete their departure from campus. Officials, media and ACOG staff begin returning to campus. Peak activity in Press Subcenter and Cox Hall Food Court. Anderson said that Emory is one of 252 non-competition Olympic venues and only one of two such venues assigned a venue manager.