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Glocal University 30 is a project promoted by the government with the aim of making universities competitive by breaking down walls inside and outside universities and promoting innovation based on partnerships with local communities to overcome the crisis. It will designate 30 universities which are located outside of the capital area that will build new growth models through innovation by 2027 and provide a budget of 100 billion KRW per school for five years. | |
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BNU president Koh Chang-seop started his four years term last April 17. As the 22nd president of CBNU he defined his visions as, “A university where a better future begins.” CBT repoters met with CBNU president Koh Chang-seop to hear more about his plans for the future university management, as well as his pledges and vision. | |
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The Chungbuk Times No.210 | |
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The Chungbuk Times No.209 | |
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Autonomous driving(self-driving) refers to a system in which transportation operates on its own according to artificial intelligence or communication with an external servers without human manipulation. Smart cars have recently gotten attention as a new growth industry domestically and abroad to the extent that many forums on autonomous driving have been held. New technologies of automobiles are being led by ICT technologies such as electronics, software, and artificial intelligence, not mechanical technologies. | |
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Pseudo refers to something that is not genuine, and pseudo religion refers to a religion that is not genuine. It is a term often used to refer to heretical religions. With the recent release of the documentary series In the Name of God: A Holy Betrayal on Netflix, people were able to recognize the existence of heretical religions once again. From the organization called “New Heaven and Earth,” which was especially controversial during the COVID-19 period, to JMS featured in the documentary, pseudo religions are dangerous because they do not give comfort and peace to people, but instead harm society and individuals. | |
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There is a difficult time that is unavoidable for college students. It is the exam period. During the mid-term exams, a CBT reporter became curious about what students in other departments were thinking. Therefore, the CBT reporter met 8 students from different departments to share some thought around the topic. | |
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Near Buk-han Mountain in Seoul, there is a “Modern History Memorial Hall,” where people can sense the footsteps of their ancestors to protect the country’s freedom from the ruling class and foreign influences, and the April 19th National Cemetery, where the victims of the April 19 Revolution are buried. These heroes paid the ultimate price to protect the Korean democracy from the dictatorship of the “Lee Seung-man regime.” A CBT reporter visited the Modern History Memorial Hall and the April 19th National Cemetery in Seoul, to see records and exhibitions of an historical event in the past. Through this article, let’s explore the valiant efforts of our ancestors to protect the Republic of Korea. | |
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It is May again. Time has passed and spring has arrived. Usually, spring is when lots of flowers bloom, leaves sprout, and many people enjoy the season going out for flower viewing and a picnic. However, in the Spring of May 1980 more than 30 years ago, it was time for democracy to bloom and sprout. Let’s take a closer look at the May 18 Democratic Uprising, and discover its historical significance in one keyword, liberal democracy. | |
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On March 27(local time), large-scale protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul took place in major cities including Tel Aviv, Israel. Hundreds of thousands of people participated, demanding the abolition of the judicial overhaul. The 12-week-long mass protest intensified after the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, the first government official who publicly called for a freeze on the legislation of the proposal. Israeli citizens who participated in the protest strongly opposed Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul, saying that it seriously undermines democracy and is an insult to the democratic principles upheld since the country’s founding. | |
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