Professor Emeritus, Rochester Institute of Technology
Professor emeritus at the Rochester Institute of Technology, has studied ski-related injuries for more than 30 yearsPROFILE
Jasper Shealy
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FROM Jasper Shealy
Which Way, L.A.?
Safety on the Ski Slopes Most Southern Californians may be complaining about heavy weather, but it’s great news for skiers. SkiInfo.com reports that Mammoth Mountain has the most snow in the world, with 16 feet in the past 4 days. That means a lot of people will be hitting the slopes, along with their children.
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