 | A Virtual View of Nagano NAGANO - Take a walk outside of your flat, photographic world and
enter one of our virtual reality views of Nagano. First, download the IPIX plug-in, then click on
one of the views below to see a nearly 360-degree panorama. Check back with us often - we'll have new images as the games
continue, courtesty of the Salt Lake City Tribune.
Click here to see all the 360s. |
 | Real Olympic drama begins Web-posted 2/18/98 NAGANO, Japan -- Now it's time for the heavy hitters to take to the ice. It's time for the darlings of the television ratings, the women's singles. |
 | Women score gold Web-posted 2/18/98 NAGANO - The newest miracle on ice team earned a gold medal Tuesday when the U.S. women's team beat Canada 3-1 Tuesday. |
 | A moment to remember for Americans Web-posted 2/18/98 NAGANO, Japan -- This is a team for the ages, this gold medal U.S. women's hockey team. It's a team you'll be telling your children about. |
| Olympic notebook: Vice president congratulates lugers Web-posted 2/18/98 NAGANO, Japan -- When you win the first U.S. Olympic luge medals ever, just about anything can happen. |
 | Postcards home Web-posted 2/18/98 Ah, it's beautiful lying here on the beach, soaking up the sun, with the warm water lapping at my toes -- beep -- we're sorry to interrupt your dreams, but the baus (bus) has arrived, and it's time to go cover something cold. |
| Women score gold Web-posted 2/17/98 NAGANO - The newest miracle on ice team earned a gold medal Tuesday when the U.S. women's team beat Canada 3-1 Tuesday. |
| U.S. men face another loss Web-posted 2/16/98 NAGANO - The U.S. men's hockey team keeps digging a bigger and
bigger hole for itself in the Olympic tournament.
They lost to Canada Monday and now must face the Czech Republic
on Wednesday in a quarter final game of the medal round. |
| Witty ends medal drought Web-posted 2/16/98 NAGANO - The seventh U.S. medal in the Winter Olympics surprised
everyone including the woman who won it. |
| Hermann still has the hunger Web-posted 2/16/98 NAGANO - Often the difference between an Olympic medal and an
Olympic memory is desire. Whoever wants it most wins the medal.
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| Notebook from Nagano Web-posted 2/16/98 NAGANO - The rewards keep coming in for the four Americans who
won the first Olympic medals for American lugers.
Silver medalists Chris Thorpe and Gordy Sheer received $20,000
each from the United States Olympic Committee's Operation Gold program
and matching funds from the U.S. Luge Association. |
| Postcards home Web-posted 2/16/98 Sumimase. (Excuse me.) But it has been such a beautiful dream I have been having as I have been traveling fom one venue to the next. |
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