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The Chungbuk Times

최종편집 : 2024.04.22 월 19:31

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[Reporter’s View] Start-up Support Center

The Start-up Support Center in CBNU was ranked the best in the Supporting Start-up field because of its good environment to support start-up clubs and companies. However, there are a few things needed to improve the Start-up Support Center.

[Editorial] Want to Solve A Problem? Think Like A Designer

A typical day in the campus life is full of big and small inconveniences. My pet peeves include: the streets outside Joongmoon covered with trash at night; people (professors and students alike) smoking everywhere; cheating behavior during exams...

[Desk Column] When Will Korea Be A United Country?

In this summer vacation, I traveled to Europe for a month. Lots of famous heritages and architecture, which I saw only in books before, gave me great impressions, but most of all, the most impressive place was the East Side Gallery of Germany.

Don’t Be Afraid of Your Pain

I like people who are honest about their pain. Most people aren’t honest about their pain and are afraid to express their pain. However, I think someone who is honest about their pain has the ability to understand others.

[Editorial] Sea of Japan Is Not an Established Name

It was not until the Korean government became a member of the United Nations in 1991 that it could officially bring the issue up at international conferences. For the past 15 years, the Korean government has exerted tireless efforts to raise international awareness of the legitimacy of the name “East Sea”.

[Desk Column] History Which Can Be Used as a Guideline

[Reporter’s View] Your Attitude Dictates the Result

[Editorial] Caffeine and exams

The mid-term exam period is over. During the time, students try to spend extra hours for studying, often staying late at night. For doing so, the most frequently used is coffee.

[Editorial] There is no safe place

The long winter is over. It is a perfect time for outdoor activities. Place your winter clothes in storage and take a walk and exercise with light clothing while enjoying the spring breeze and warm sunshine.

[Editorial] The Humanities in Crisis

Computers and smart phones have become essential in our lives, while the humanities have recently been associated with something that does not seem to get along with

[Editorial] The Banality of Dehumanization

For most of us laypeople, a visit to a hospital is not particularly a pleasant experience. For starters, the main reason we go to a hospital is because we are sick (or to check whether we are sick, or to prevent becoming sick).

[Editorial] The Cost of Avoiding Uncertainty

In the 1990s, a social psychologist, Geert Hofstede, had conducted a massive cross-national survey asking about people’s attitudes and opinions to measure cultural differences across countries.