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Hands Across The Ocean

Ann Rowan and Claire Walter report on the innovative Austrian/Coloradan "Knowhow Exchange." These industry executives learned lots from each other.

Marketplace

Written by Conklin,Pam

Pam Conklin gives us her insights on the women's market.

X-Country Skiing

Written by Woodward,Bob

Columnist Bob Woodward writes on trail development.

The Rental Shop

Written by Shaw,Jim

Columnist Jim Shaw discusses prefitting-the techniques and efficiencies involved.

Vehicle Round-Up

Written by Ericksen,Nils

Technical Editor Nils Ericksen reviews the new oversnow vehicles and presents a table with the technical profile of each.

Economic Study

Written by Farwell,Ted

Ted Farwell gives us his annual report on the previous year's NSAA Economic Study. Some very valuable insights.

Computers

Written by Borno,Andy

Andy Borno, our computer expert, takes us through the workings of Stratton's spanking new computer. A vital look at a fine system.

Crystal Mountain, Wa

Written by King,Harriet

Ski writing team, Harriet and Terry King contribute this in our series of Profiles in Profits. A fascinating account of how two strong leaders turned a...

Caring For Kids

Written by Robbins,Paul

Paul Robbins delves into the workings of some of the country's most successful and acclaimed ski area nurseries. A long, detailed and valuable piece. ...

Shaft Safety In Chairlift Gearboxes

Written by Kissling,Heinz

A technical article by Heinz kissling on an imortant subject. Some controversal but valuable thinking here.