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As time changes, some journalists have consistently argued that the university press is in danger. However, CBT has published newspapers in this situation and is ready to celebrate its 50th anniversary on Dec. 20, 2023. Behind CBT’s 50 years of service as a university press lies the hidden efforts of those involved. | |
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After the recent 56th Student Council election on the 23rd of this month, ⸢Gaehwa⸥was elected to represent the CBNU student body. CBT reporters met with the new Student Council President Ahn Chae-hwan(Dept. of Management Information Systems, 19) and Vice President Lee Seung-ryeol(Dept. of Archaeology and Art History, 18). | |
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Following the 1,000 won (won means KRW) breakfast that has been on offer since May 2, a 2,000 won dinner has been available since Oct. 23. Students may take advantage of this offer from Monday to Friday 5 to 7 p.m. at the Hanbit Restaurant in the student center. This offer will only be valid until Dec. 21 of this year, however, and only the first 300 students can enjoy it daily. | |
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On Dec. 20, 2023, The Chungbuk Times (CBT), the English newspaper of CBNU, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its founding. Starting with the 50th anniversary, CBT, which is growing for realizing the truth, justice, and pioneering spirit of Gaesin, intends to reflect on past activities and make new changes. Therefore, a CBT reporter gathered the opinions of the 2019 editor-in-cheif as well as some of the readers of the newspaper. | |
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In the previous edition, published on Sept. 4, CBT dealt with the integration discussion between CBNU and KNUT (Korea National University of Transportation). This article is a follow-up article and covers the integration discussions and CBNU’s situation that took place later. | |
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This 2023 Gaesin Daedong Festival was held from Sep. 25 to the 26. The name of the festival was BPM, which stands for “Become a Piece of Memory” and the concept of the festival was heart rate. There were many booths and contents representing the university, various companies, student organizations and so on. The university booth included the Office of International Affairs, information for multi major students, and academic consultation. | |
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As the competitiveness of local universities weakens due to the decrease in the school age population and the concentration of population in the metropolitan areas, the need for university innovation is emerging. Accordingly, the government plans to select 30 universities in non-metropolitan areas with the will and capabilities of innovation through the Glocal University 30 project and provide KRW 100 billion to each university over a period of five years to grow them into world-class universities. CBNU applied for this project as a team on the premise of integrating with KNUT (Korea National University of Transportation), and was selected as one of the 15 universities that received the first preliminary designation on June 20. | |
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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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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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A student at CBNU may have received text messages or seen print flyers at least once from the student Life Counseling Center. In 2022, the Counseling Center conducted various programs such as Visiting Psychological Tests, Connecting with Other People based on MBTI, and Designing My Career Path. As such, the Counseling Center conducts programs, psychological tests, and individual counseling to help students understand themselves and their relationships with others, and explore current problems to design their future. | |
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There are various opinions on the effectiveness of the ‘Academic advising program’ at CBNU. While it was started with the good intention of supporting students from admission to employment, many complaints have risen about its effectiveness. As a result, this CBT reporter probed into whether the program operates according to its intended purpose. | |
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In March, freshmen who are yet unfamiliar with thier university will face a new semester. The majority of students are able to check announcements on CBNU official website or other related websites such as Gaesinnuri. However some students, especially freshmen and foreign students, may have some difficulty ascertaining specific details or feel the basic advices from their seniors to be insufficient to help them understand and navigate the various websites. This article will provide a handy summary of the various services provided by CBNU that students might have missed. | |
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Students who have been admitted to CBNU through non-scheduled admission can take SW basic education before admission. This has been the case since last year, and this class is operated by the SW-Centered University Project Group of CBNU. What does this project group do? The SW-Centered University Project Group is making various efforts to support the growth and developments of students with the goal of ‘Cultivating intelligent SW talents with challenging and core job competencies that contribute to the community.’ | |
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‘Buy: OO lecture Jokbo by Professor XX,’ ‘Does anyone know if OO lecture Jokbo by Professor XX exists?’, ‘I want to buy OO lecture Jokbo.’ During the exam period, in the school community (Everytime), users can easily check the post to see if a jokbo exists of a specific lecture. What is this jokbo that students are trying to find by making financial transactions in the community? Jokbo is a collection of past exam questions and lectures by a specific professor. | |
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2022 is hastening to its close, and so the present CBNU’s student council, NA:Be, is about to fnish conclude its tenure. This year, as CBNU started full face-to-face lectures for the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic, the campus finally came alive with people, and eventually, students could enjoy the campus life that they desired for 2 years. | |
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Recently, the amount of donated blood is insufficient due to the decrease in the number of young people who can donate blood and the prolonged COVID-19 crisis. Since the current number of blood donors is small compared to the normal number of blood donors, active participation in blood donation is needed. In order to convey accurate information about blood donation and overcome the underlying fear of blood donation, a CBT reporter met Ko Hye-jung, director of nursing at CBNU Center at the Blood Donation Center. | |
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From Sept. 6, the CBNU Dormitories have been conducting a trial run of abolishing the dormitory curfew. The curfew was previously from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. However, for the duration of the trial run, it won’t be enforced. The idea is to accommodate students’ self-regulating academic activities. The trial run will end on Dec. 19, when dormitory operation for the second semester will be ended. | |
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