September 1982
FEATURED STORY
Yes, you can alter the seasons says Paul Robbins ...
A look at pricing's ups and downs with Pam Conklin ...
Changes explained by Chuck Dwyer ...
Contrary results in the Killington and Snowmass units. ...
Learn the plays with a table of contents by Sam Bonasso ...
Bob Woodward discusses touring's loss of innocence ...
Tom Corcoran advises against smug satisfaction, for unless junior programs are improved, our racing teams may be headed downhill. ...
A photo essay on the care and grooming of the season's pristine snow at Beaver Creek. ...
Janet Nelson looks at the dreams of those who would make it possible to ski from Park City to Brighton to Solitude to Alta to Snowbird. ...
The second seminar produced some outstanding technical papers and provocative ideas, as well as good humored observations. ...
From the Vail Seminar, the Zermatt underground funicular's advantages and engineering are examined and compared to aerial carriers. ...
Another Vail Seminar paper in which maintenance is performed according to logic, sub systems and records to produce better results. ...
A profile in profit about an area that improves as it grows and makes money along the way, by Bob Goligoski. ...
Mort Lund says this year's phrase for profits is "affinity group", a technique that's been successful in selling and psyching people in many realms. ...
An exciting behind-the-scenes look at how the dog search units operated during the Alpine meadows avalanche catastrophe last spring, by Sandy Bryson. ...
