In This Issue
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Cool, Cool Air
When it came to maintaining air temperatures, Ski oundtop solved the problem with a simple modification.
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Crystal Builds A Half-Pipe
A small Michigan area installed the snowboarder’s ultimate weapon.
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Big Time Ski Racing
Do the Ski Team, World Cup races and press coverage get people to ski? Four viewpoints on this ticklish question.
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Return Of The Ski Dorm
There may be a message in the success of the new guest-housing at Sunday River.
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Japan’s Trendy Ski Boom
The growth of skiing in the land of the lotus is nothing short of spectacular.
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The Taming Of The Gully Washers
Snow Summit realized two gains from installing culverts: expansion and erosion control.
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When Compressors Go Zap
Failures are too often blamed on the wrong causes. Look for EDM instead.
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Peer Vs. Aspen– The Final Chapter?
Legal Scene
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Reshaping The Ski Area-Japanese Style
A look at changes in style and attitude at the three U.S ski areas under japanese ownership.
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Vail Revokes Lift Tickets
The “zero tolerance” program against reckless skiers resulted in 160 ticket removals and 400 warnings.
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Re-Inventing The Small Ski Area
Cherokee is an old-fashioned kind of ski area-one built by a single individual and aimed at the day-tripper business.
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Radical Extremes Challenge X-C
Too much, too little and ill-timed weather patterns produced a variety of skier-day results
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The Season Of Weather Flip-Flops
Cold temperaures moved East to West for a change, causing reverse skier-visit trends.
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The Urgency For Enviromental Action
Surge in pubic awareness must be addressed by the ski industry.
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Ski Trips Look Like Tourism At Marketing Show
Record numbers of ski marketers get new view of their sales potential.
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99 Rooms With A View
Overlooking the St. Lawrence River and historic Quebec City, the new 8-passenger gondola at Mont Ste. Anne has been described as “99…
