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I'm an orientation leader at Georgia Tech and we have had the campus planning
person speak at several of our sessions.  The current plan is to have two 
different summer sessions, one at Georgia Tech and one at West Georgia.
The first session at West Georgia will be all of the standard classroom
type classes.  The second, at Georgia Tech after the Olympics (at least
thats what I remeber), will be for any classes that West Georgia did not
have the facilities for.

The planners are telling incoming freshmen to try and plan their schedules
around the olympics so they won't need to take classes that quarter.  They
tell everyone to get involved with the olympics instead of taking classes.
There is also the possibility that the administration will only allow
graduating seniors the opportunity to take classes that summer.

As far as research goes, they will try and move as much as possible, but in
some cases that is not reasonable.  Anyone who can't move their research
will need to get governmental security clearance to be on campus during
the Games.  

This is about all I can remember off the top of my head, however I may
be reminded of more if there are more questions.


				William