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\n NPR reporter Rachel Treisman, about to explore the Olympic Village.
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You’re reading the <\/em>Rachel Goes to the Games newsletter \u2014 a look behind the scenes at the Winter Olympics in Italy. <\/em>Subscribe<\/em><\/a> here to get it delivered to your inbox.<\/em><\/p>\n

I was among the lucky journalists who got to take a peek around the Milan Olympic Village the week of the opening ceremony, Velcro-ing a “media” armband around my jacket and slipping into a sea of journalists, volunteers and Olympians from all over the world.<\/p>\n

The village is a sprawl of modular buildings and high-rise apartments, with the flags and banners of the countries in residence hanging from balconies and windows. Sprinkled around it are important landmarks like the Olympic rings statue, a fitness center with cardio machines and weight racks, and a mindfulness room with coaches, yoga mats and tables for coloring and postcard writing. And the dining hall, obviously.<\/p>\n