Volunteering in the Kubuqi Desert
Caring for the Environment Written and photographed by Kim Da Jeong. When I was in the second year of university, I started searching for extracurricular activities and became interested in … Read More
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Failing to Reach the Summit
Mt. Halla Dampens Fulfillment Written and photographed by Fatemeh Khalili. My friend and I visited Jeju Island during our one-week school break. It was a very last-minute decision for us. … Read More
Summer Road Tripping in 2020
Written and photographed by Maria Moschini. Ever since we arrived in South Korea last April, my friend has said that one of the things she wants to do before she … Read More
The Philippines at Its Best!
Written by Carlota Smith. The Philippines is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. The Philippines’ 7,641 islands provide the best possible, if not simply downright perfect, experiences … Read More
Singa-dong Gives Up the Ghost
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters. For Gwangju’s up-and-coming striver class, buying a new apartment in the affluent Suwan District is the quintessence of “making it.” This monied district is … Read More
#223 September’s Crossword Puzzle Answers
ACROSS 1 SESO 5 KIM 8 ABET 12 UBER 13 OKI 14 MICE 15 HANA 16 REX 17 OTTO 18 SYDNEY 20 TANGO 22 GEOMUNGO 24 INCEL 27 ART 28 … Read More
It’s in the Blood
From Ethnic Nationalism to Personality Predictor Written by Stephen Redeker.Compiled by David Shaffer. Bloodlines are of utmost importance to Koreans. It is not uncommon for family registers to trace the … Read More
Don’t Waste a Crisis
Written by Arlo Matisz. The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the most significant events in modern economic history. It is so significant that I feel I should use capital letters … Read More