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  • Year-Round Schools Promise January Crowds

    Year-Round Schools Promise January Crowds

    Think of it—no more crowd crises at Christmas and Easter plus a January and spring packed with reservations…

    By Dinah B. Witchel · January 1996

  • Salomon Binding Aims To Reduce Acl Injuries

    Citing studies that indicate about 40 percent of ACL injuries result from forward twisting falls, Salomon has introduced…

    By Seth Masia and Janet Nelson · January 1996

  • Fun And Familiarization

    By Evelyn Kanter · January 1996

  • Musings On The Future Of Skiing

    By David Rowan · January 1996

  • Hitting The Target With Radio

    While it would be ideal to reach every potential skier with media advertising, even the largest operators need…

    By Kent Murphy · September 1995

  • Negotiating Software

    By Robert S. Macdonald · September 1995

  • Summer Construction Season

    Two words sum up this summer construction season, and those words are "LBO" and “S-K-I."

    By Linda Goodspeed · September 1995

  • Biggest, Baddest Snowmobile Race

    Biggest, Baddest Snowmobile Race

    Spirit Mountain in Duluth, Minn., has found an answer to perennial early-season slow-business woes. The area has become…

    By Dennis Monson · September 1995

  • Requiem For A Small Area

    By Deb Cryans · September 1995

  • A Plea From The Watering Hole

    By SAM Staff · September 1995

  • Editorial Integrity On Trial

    I keep putting quotes around “ski testing” because what you three magazines do is not real testing: it’s…

    By David Rowan · September 1995

  • Just Say ” No!”

    I have a message for all ski resort presidents. The subject is discount card companies. The message: Just…

    By Jack Turner · September 1995

  • Where Golf Is King

    Where Golf Is King

    There are more golf courses per square mile in the Coachella Valley, home of Palm Springs, than anywhere…

    By Glen Waggoner · March 1995

  • Whale Of A Deal

    Whale Of A Deal

    Susan and Steven Plausteiner — and the rest of their staff at Vermont's Ascutney Mountain Resort — reached…

    By Paul Robbins · March 1995

  • A Tropical “Ski ” Lift

    A Tropical “Ski ” Lift

    Costa Rica's newest tourist attraction is a ski lift—a 24-cabin, 6-passenger fixed grip gondola just over 423 feet…

    By Nils Ericksen · March 1995

  • Taking Up The Slack

    Taking Up The Slack

    An articulated steel cable has improved the appearance and operation of Sun Up Lift 17 at Vail by…

    By Jim O’Rourke · March 1995

  • Radio Frequency, Future

    Radio Frequency, Future

    The Smith family arrives at X resort, parks its car and heads for the lifts. Because the Smiths…

    By A Staff Report · March 1995

  • Radio Frequency, The Present

    By A Staff Report · March 1995