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...chatted with Chu en route from Steamboat Springs, Colo., to her home for the next few weeks, the Olympic park in Salt Lake City, Utah. There, alongside veteran hockey teammate Angela Ruggiero ’02-’04, she will compete for Olympic gold...
...just not pumped up for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Hell, if these games weren’t being held in America I probably wouldn’t flip on the television at all. The only interesting item to watch may be Friday’s opening ceremonies, when the U.S. team marches in with the tattered flag that was found at Ground Zero...
TIME: What are your hopes and expectations for Salt Lake City? Friesinger: To stay healthy and have nice races. Then I'll see. I would never ever say that I am going for this-or-that medal or this-or-that title. You can't do that. It's too much pressure. It's important for me to stay healthy. Then the rest will come. Going into the race, I will have to see how I feel - my body feeling, my mental feeling, how the training before is going. With this, I will see how the race goes. Sometimes, even...
...there were a prize for Most Unlikely to Succeed in Sport at Salt Lake, Isaac Menyoli would be a front-runner. The 29-year-old cross-country skier from Cameroon is his nation's first-ever Winter Games representative. He hits the trails in Salt Lake with a mission in mind: to draw attention to the need for AIDS education in his homeland. He spoke with TIME's Jeff Chu last week from his home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Excerpts...
TIME: Have you been improving? Menyoli: It's so hard to tell. I can't really tell if I'm improving because skiing on snow is so different. I will only be able to tell in Salt Lake City...