Freeman celebrates women's 400-meter gold medal

Freeman celebrates women's 400-meter gold medal

SYDNEY, Australia - Australia's 400-meter gold medalist Cathy Freeman, lighter of the Olympic torch at the Sydney Games opening ceremony, waves to spectators while holding the Australian and Aborigine flags during a bare-footed lap of honor on Sept. 25 at Sydney's Olympic Stadium.

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