KU-Y ski club plans Christmas trip to Vail
Fifty students attended a KUY Ski Club recruitment meeting in the Kansas Union last night.
Plans for a trip to Vail, Colo. Dec. 27 to Jan. 2 were discussed and deposits were collected.The trip costs $105, including room, board, equipment, transportation and rent. Deposits of $20 must be paid by Thanksgiving.
Capacity for the trip is 33 people, and John Garvey, Wichita sophomore and Ski Club president, said almost 30 have already expressed interest.
"I really expect it to fill up before Thanksgiving," he said. Between 40 and 60 of the Ski Club's 200 members go on each trip.
Other trips are scheduled at semester break and spring break. The Winter Park, Colo., trip over semester break will cost $85. A resort has not been selected for the last trip.
Springtime is the best skiing and most popular time of the season in Colorado, said Alex Meza, Arapaho Basin representative, and reservations are especially hard to make then.
Free instruction by an experienced skier is provided by the club ski trips.
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"Very few of the people who go on the trip have skied before or are good skiers," Garvey said.
John Coyle, Coffeyville sophomore and vice-president of the club, went on a ski trip with the club last year and plans to go again.
"I'm going back partly because I'm an officer, partly because it's very good experience and because it's an inexpensive way to go skiing," he said.
"You get to meet new people, and it's not very often that you spend a meaningful length of time
with people you've never met. It helps to integrate you into the University," he added.
He did not compliment the social life of the trip, however.
"Socially, it's not as well thought-through as it could have been. Some of the guarantees by the lodge fell through. After dinner, there's nothing to do."
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