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Currently, the Earth¡¯s Environmental Doomsday Clock is 9:42 P.M. The Environmental Crisis Clock is stipulated to collect and announce the opinions of environmental experts every year. The purpose of this Clock is said to be that people are wary of the destruction of the global environment and visually express the sense of danger to human survival. As people can understand from the Environmental Doomsday Clock, the Earth¡¯s environment is in serious crisis. This year, in western Canada, the temperature rose to 49.6 degrees in summer, killing more than 700 people in the ensuing heatwave, and in the United States an area nearly seven times the size of Seoul burned down. | |
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According to a survey conducted by the Korea Federation of Culture and Arts last year, 88.7 percent of artists declined in earning year-on-year in the same period after COVID-19. 2,500 performances and events were canceled and postponed between January and April last year and the amount of damage was about 60 billion won. Under these circumstances, the Ministry of Culture and Sports secured funds of about 156.9 billion won in order to normalize the art world, and the Seoul Metropolitan Government provided 3 billion won in support for the culture and arts community this year. | |
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Recent data from the Korea Capital Market Institute shows that 28% of new investors accounted for the 20s and 26 percent for 30s last year. Also, it shows an increase in the size of credit loans for those in the 20s and 30s for the cryptocurrency investment frenzy. According to the ¡®Credit loan status by age¡¯ data by commercial banks, credit loans for the 20s have increased by 42.4% in December of the same year and by 28% for the 30s during the same period compared to January. In addition, ¡®Every time¡¯, a community of students for CBNU, has opened a board to share opinions about cryptocurrency, the 2030 generations in Korea and CBNU students are interested in investment. | |
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According to the Korea Statistics, online shopping transactions by detailed product groups increased for year-on-year foodservice by (64.6%), food and food products by (29.1%), and home appliances and electronic and communication devices by (23.4%) during February 2021. The demand for online food clearly increased dramatically after COVID-19. As such, food photos of products sold online have become a bigger factor in sales than ever before. The work of food stylists who place food and utensils, create food spaces, and take pictures of such meals for dinner or advertisements has become important. | |
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What is a major factor that all humans share in common in their daily lives and can be found in farming, fermented food, the human body and the environment? The answer is microorganisms. Microorganisms are closely connected with and intertwined into our daily lives. Also, if microorganisms did not exist on earth, humans would not have been able to survive. Therefore, CBT reporters had an interview with Park Soo-je, a professor of Biology at Jeju National University who majored in microbiology at CBNU. In November last year, a joint research team led by professor Park Soo-je discovered a marine environmental toxicity removal substance. | |
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Applying for a job, an exchange student program or even small volunteer work requires a certain level of English. As a case in point, you can easily find students diligently studying English in our CBNU Library at any time of day. KRIVET (Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education & Training) has surveyed 1,000 junior & senior students at college, showing 8.89 hours weekly study time on average. Plus, the students spent an average of 3.94 hours studying English. | |
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According to statics of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, there were 202,947 patients with depression in their 20s from January to July, 2020. The number of depression patients in their 20s was 52,793 in 2012. That is clearly a huge increase in cases. Park Dong-yeon, who is the director of the mood disorder division in the National Center for Health and Mental Health, said ¡°These patients with depression have to pay attention to themselves and gain sympathy from others. That¡¯s the only way to get out of depression.¡± | |
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Most people describe vegans as a group of people who don¡¯t eat meat. However, the word includes so much more than just diet. They are people who are striving to put veganism into action. Veganism is the theory of refusing any animal exploits which is embedded in modern society. The magazine was created on the basis of the theory to discuss how to make society a better place while seeing the world through the lens of veganism. CBT interviewed Illim (nickname), the illustrator of Visdeum to talk more about the first issue of the magazine and the life of a vegan. | |
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The COVID-19 virus first broke out in December of 2019, and experts are now predicting that the number of infected patients will soar in mid-February. Moreover, masks, hand sanitizer, and medicinal alcohol are chronically out of stock, and if you are fortunate enough to find some the prices are prohibitive in many parts of the country. The question that students and staff alike should ask is how should we deal with the highly infectious COVID-19 when school begins? | |
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The Republic of Korea has a capitalistic economy. Most countries have adopted capitalistic economies, and they have created a lot of developments and wealth. Also, there are certified public accountants (CPA) all around the world, and they are known as the guardians of capitalism. In Korea, people who want to be a CPA should pass the CPA examination, which is conducted by the Korea Financial Supervisory Service. After passing the exam, CPAs conduct tax affairs of companies, audits, and management consulting. CBT reporters met Cho Seong-gun, a graduate of CBNU (¡¯86, Dept. of Business), who is not only a CPA but also a CEO for the accounting firm Sunwoo. | |
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Author Moon Kwang-yeon is the author of Frog, Salamander and Snake Diary. The book was selected by the Ministry of Environment as a book that describes the habitats of amphibians and reptiles in Korea. This book describes with photos and explanations to ensure the classifications of amphibians and reptiles. The book was complimented by the academic community because few people have published books about amphibians in Korea. The book has promoted more interest in amphibians. The author, Moon Kwang-yeon, was born in Gimcheon, where he spent his childhood. Gimcheon is a rural area where people can see the natural environment. | |
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Cultural data is known as the crude oil of the 21st century. The Korea Culture Information Service Agency (KCISA) is a public institution that connects culture, people and information. KCISA collects data and analyses it. KCISA has worked hard to establish a cultural information service and cultural policies that match regional characteristics through big data analysis. CBT reporters met with the head of the Korea Culture Information Service Agency, Lee Hyun-woong. | |
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People enjoy many kinds of works of arts in life. Music, paintings, poems, and novels give people many indirect experiences. Moon Kwang-hoon, who is a professor of the Dept. of German Language and Literature in CBNU, gave a lecture on the subject. The lecture¡¯s title was ¡®The Pleasure of Music, Paintings, and Literature¡¯. He gave the speech at an Open Lectures forum on June 29th. He explained about the pleasures of mixed emotions as well as the simpler pleasures. Readers can also watch his lecture on Naver TV. | |
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As the viewers of Youtube have increased in Korea, Youtubers who target them are also increasing. Yoyomi, who is a new Trot singer from Cheongju, is one of them. By interviewing her, CBT investigated how so many Youtubers have become so popular so quickly. -Ed. | |
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CBT met with Heo Seon-jae (14, the Dept, of Business Administration, Daejeon University), a prop artist, who draws original and interesting pictures using props that are easily accessible in everyday life. He is an ordinary college student studying Business Administration during the day, but he works as an artist at night. It is cool that he does his best by following what he likes and by not being afraid of challenging himself with new things. | |
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Problems about the environment have recently received attention. As protecting the earth from damage is crucial, we need to be concerned about environmental protection. Let's talk to Ko Ji-hyoun, an environmentalist of Daejeon-Chungnam Green Korea United, and find out what we can do for the environment. | |
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I am a member of an organization called ¡®Butterflies of Hope¡¯, and we¡¯re working to solve the problems that stemmed from the sex slavery in the 1910s. I hold various events every year with the movie club Hwa-dam. Although the project of ¡®Butterflies of Hope¡¯ was held in the suburbs until last year, many students in CBNU began to show interest in this event. This was my first film festival. The reason I wanted to discuss social topics through movies was that movies are more accessible than others media. Also, people can understand difficult topics relatively easily. | |
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There is a person who planned a hobby festival to help the youth finding their hobbies. The hobby festival is a program to seek what people like through experiences as silver crafts, taking pictures, wood burning (Writing letters on the wood with a hot metal pen), making slimes, etc. The hobby festival, ¡®Hobbydibobbidiboo¡¯ was held in Cheongju Cultural Industry Promotion Foundation on October 13th and CBT met a festival planner, Im Se-eun. Let¡¯s find out what does the hobby festival mean to her. | |
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CBNU has offered students various programs every year during the festival season. In this festival, a Total of the Federation of the Club prepared a haunted house. For this interview, let's meet hidden characters that give students fun and fear at the festival and listen to the stories in the process of preparing the haunted house. | |
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