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While walking through the campus, students can see many foreign exchange students around them. As the number of international students has increased, the welfare programs for foreign exchange students are increasing. There are also many programs for CBNU students to encourage them to interact with foreign exchange students. Currently, CBNU has various international exchange programs that provide opportunities for Korean and foreign students to interact with each other. | |
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Selcar Team, which is focused on smart car engineering, received the grand prize at the 2019 International Student Car Competition. A competition held in Hwaseong K-city was organized by the Korea Transportation Safety Authority and the Korea Auto-vehicle Safety Association. 45 universities in Korea participated in the competition to show off their creative automobile technology. The Selcar Team surprised jurors and spectators by performing various self-driving missions... | |
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According to the Cheongju City Bureau of Public Transportation, a bus that will pass through the Gaesin campus will start operating in November. Accordingly, the bus will follow a newly made bus route. The Department of General Affairs says that bus number 710 will follow a new bus route. The route is Ochang ↔ Ochang 2 Industrial Complex ↔ Yancheong High School entrance ↔ Ochang Science Complex ↔ LG road ↔ Sewon Nettie Village ↔ Cheongju Intercity Bus Terminal ↔ Chunbuk National University ↔ Chungbuk National University Hospital ↔ Sannam Road ↔ Sannam Branch, | |
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September is usually the month that students, who are tired from their studies, anticipate the most because many universities hold festivals. Last month, CBNU held a festival hosted by the Student Council from August 24th to 26th. A crescendo, also the name of the festival, is a collection of significant notes that create a harmonious unity. The notes in the festival are CBNU students. The CBT reporters visited the festival, Crescendo, where students gathered to have fun. | |
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Coding is another word for computer programming or making programs in computer languages such as C language, Java, or Python. In the fourth industrial revolution, computer programming is now emerging as an essential capability, not an option. In the time of a coding boom, CBNU students can easily learn how to code by joining Like-Lion at CBNU. On September 25th, the Like-Lion members held a coding class at CBNU and promoted their club. In this issue, CBT interviewed Noh Ki-jin (Dept. of Management Information Systems) and Cho Min-myung (Dept. of Data Science). | |
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Freshmen who are not familiar with RC felt discomfort about RC because of a huge volume of promotional RC text messages that were sent in hot summer with a sound ‘ti-ring’. Moreover, there has been several negative postings about RC, mostly written by freshmen in the CBNU student mobile application, ‘Every Times’ such as ‘I don’t want RC sends messages to me.’, ‘It must be that the filling rate is not good.’, ‘we are losing a lot of time’ and ‘It has little of benefit’. One student, who is taken the messages, bluntly said ‘I was annoyed by the RC text in hot summer vacation.’ | |
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Now, CBNU is trying to improve students’ foreign language skills and foster global accomplishments by helping students to develop their abilities and capacities through exchange programs with the world’s best universities. Currently, CBNU has made educational exchange agreements with 248 universities and nine institutions in 50 countries to promote academic exchanges and international exchange student programs. Now, 1,418 international students from 41 countries study at CBNU every year. | |
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According to a recent survey of undergraduate students and graduates conducted by Saram-in, a recruitment platform, 53.9% of respondents replied that the cause of their stress is getting a job. College students and college graduates are worried about trying to join a corporation these days. There are many job seekers who don’t know how to prepare for finding a job. In the first half of this year, Lee Ho-jun (’13 Dept. of School of Business) joined a corporation in the face of intense competition. | |
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The new library was built last year. It was completed in August 2018, and now it is officially open, so many CBNU students are using the new library. However, CBNU students have complaints about it. Now, the new library is only operating from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Because of its short operating hours, many CBNU students have complaints about the new library. According to a survey about the new library by the Synergy Student Council, 95.9% of the respondents answered that the new library is the place they want to use most. Bae Min-joo (’19 Dept. of Urban Engineering) said, “I mainly use the old library. | |
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At the end of the semester, many students prepare for vacation. They might work a part-time job, begin an internship, take a rest at home, or go on a trip. To accomplish these activities, health is essential. There are many students who do physical training in sports facilities. However, most of the students cannot afford to pay for high-quality sports facilities. They might have to consider the price, size, and many other factors. To lessen these worries and to help students receive reasonable health care, the CBT reporters decided to introduce a sports facility in CBNU. | |
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Last Apr. 29, the CBNU Workplace Daycare Center opened, and it is operating independently of the daycare center affiliated with the College of Human Ecology. CBT met Yoo Ae-hyeong, who is the director of the CBNU Workplace Daycare Center, and asked her to provide information to parents who don’t know about the center. | |
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In the re-election for the 51st Student Council, the Synergy Campaign won the election with a 73.15% (5,397 votes) approval rating. Before the vote, CBT interviewed the Synergy Campaign. This interview will help CBNU students understand about their re-election and how CBNU students voted. Please tell the readers the meaning of the representative colors and pledges of the Synergy Campaign and the backstory of their candidacy. I am Moon Jae-yun, the presidential candidate, and this is Park Hyung-bin, the vice-presidential candidate, of the 51st the Synergy Campaign. | |
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Students use the school libraries to study, spend their spare time between lectures, meet friends or drink coffee in the new café, but how many students participate in the library reading programs? By using Everytime, which is a mobile application for students, the CBT conducted a survey regarding how many students know about the programs and participate in them, and 55 university students answered this survey. | |
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After the long winter passed, a new semester begins for the freshmen. However, it is difficult for the freshman to learn information about campus. Therefore, CBT will introduce about the CBNU homepage, which helps students find useful information. While students are on campus, they sometimes use the CBNU homepage. They use it to register for lectures, to check the campus map and to confirm many things, like dormitory rooms. | |
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As the saying goes ‘The early birds catch the worm’, the diligent birds in university also have many opportunities. There are various programs for students in university. However, it is up to students to search and participate in them actively. In March, CBT would like to introduce the Communication Education Center, which provides many beneficial programs to students. | |
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There are students who went to the UK through the Humanities Finder Project during winter vacation. They learned about the importance of traditional markets while in the UK, and they were interviewed by the CBT to introduce traditional markets to encourage students to participate in cultural activities such as festivals and events held in traditional markets. | |
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On November 29th, 2019, a student election was held at CBNU from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last year, students had to visit the polling places to vote on ballot papers. However, this year, the election was held online. The online election was conducted for the first time, and the voters were given a link to vote by text message. Voters could participate in voting after validating their ID number through that link. | |
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The CBT interviewed GongGam’s President and Vice President of the Student Council who worked hard for the students this year. To end the year, reporters met them and asked some questions about their pledges. Q First of all, please introduce yourself. P: Hello. I am Kim Jong-soe, President of the Student Council. It’s a pleasure. V: I am Park Jae-se, Vice President of the Student Council. Nice to meet you. Q What was your motive to join the Student Council? | |
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This past summer, students from CBNU went to France through the Humanities Finder Project. They were introduced to media facade, a cultural art they learned while in France. They were interviewed at the CBT to introduce media facade, thinking that students would want to know about it. | |
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Muslim students in CBNU are primarily from Central Asia and the Middle-East. In this article, we interviewed graduate student Ayman to hear his story of Muslims living in Korea. According to Ayman’s opinion, Muslim students who are from various countries share lots of values, traditions and cultures. This is because those people acquire those values from a single source: Islam. Those things include the five daily prayers, Friday prayer, and fasting during Ramadan, the 9th month of the Arabic calendar. | |
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