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I'm pretty confident this wasn't an Oscar contender in it's day, but it was actually kind of funny in a retro sort of way. College students? Most of the guys in this movie look old enough to be parents of college students. Sit back, don't expect too much, and stay tuned for the bear at the end of the movie.

Most of the male population at a college with ski slopes needs the help of a surf bum to defrost the Dean's secretary. The secretary has the female students keenly aware that most boys want only one thing from them. If the secretary can be made to appear to be 'easy', maybe; just maybe, the girls will follow.

Music provided by The Beau Brummels, The Astronauts, Dick & DeeDee and Jay & The Americans. These musical interludes may be the only redeeming scenes in the movie.

The cast includes: Gary Clarke, Chris Noel, Steve Franken and Les Brown, Jr.

When a group of guys get off the bus near the Alpine ski lodge, they smile and bow to the passing girls, who pass them right up. Turns out, all the girls are part of a sorority from nearby Alpine College and under the thumb of their housemother, who has a low opinion of the opposite sex. Universal's no-sex-on-the-slopes teen comedy apes the "Beach Party" pics from American-International, which by this time had started to fade in popularity themselves. Notable only for the musical appearances of Jay and the Americans, Dick and Dee Dee, The Beau Brummels, and cutie-pie singing duo Jackie and Gayle (incongruously singing "Our Love's Gonna Snowball" in bathing suits at the beach!). Stick with Columbia's "Winter A-Go-Go" from 1965--at least that one had a legitimate acting lead in James Stacy. * from ****