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Becoming Known Is Not Always Positive

Some places in CBNU have been used as backgrounds for movies and dramas. These facts are widely known and were reported in the media on Aug. 5th. Almost all students had a positive response. At the end of July, Solmot was used as a background for the drama named ‘What’s the ghost doing?’ on KBS 2TV.

Abolishment of The Statute of Limitations on Murder Cases

The statute of limitations on murder cases was abolished. That is, the enactment of the so-called Taewan Law was passed on July 24th. Taewan, whom the law is named after, was doused with sulfuric acid all over his body from an unknown assailant in an alley in Daegu on May 20th, 1999.

Namsadangpae's Tightrope Walking to The World Beyond korea

Remember the movie ‘King and the Clown’ that sold over 10 million tickets? The tightrope walking by the main character was surely enough to cause the heart-pounding excitement. Here is an extreme sport that is gaining huge popularity in Europe and the U.S. It is called ‘Slackline’. -Ed.

The University Experience: Need or Need Not

A university is a place where you can get true learning such as academic success, broad relationships, responsibility and a variety of experiences. However, the purposes of university have become tarnished, and the universities of today are little better than job-training schools.

A Painful Korean History behind Japanese Heritages

NHK broadcasted news that ICOMOS, the advisory body of the World Heritage Convention of UNESCO, recommended 23 Japanese industries in Meiji Japan as world heritages on May 4th. Japan has applied to list a package of 23 coal mines, shipyards and other industries in Kyushu and Yamaguchi as UNESCO world heritage sites in 2014

The Truth of Women’s Rights in India

Many things have happened in the world after the twentieth century. One of the most important things is the growth of women’s rights in the world, but nations which don’t accept the growth of women’s rights still exist, and one of them is India. Gloria Whelan’s book ‘Homeless Bird’ is a novel that is based on the miserable lives of Indian women.

What Did They Do to Prepare for This Catastrophe?

Last April 25th, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 on the Richter scale hit Nepal. This was a big scale earthquake, so 8,126 Nepalese died and 19,000 were injured. The estimated damage is about 3 to 3.5 billion dollars. In addition, most Nepalese set importance on tourism, but important cultural heritages were destroyed. Durgar Square

[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”.