Spring Colds
After months of cold winds and chilly air, I am sure many of us are longing to see the end of winter. As it happens, we are in spring now! … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Activating Your Language Learning Activities
Do your students seem disinterested in the language learning activities that you provide them? Do the language learning activities in your coursebook seem to have little effect in improving your … Read More
Jane Jacobs: Citizen, Activist, Good Neighbor
In New York City during the 1950s there was a famous battle between resident Jane Jacobs and city developer Robert Moses over whether or not New York could demolish more … Read More
International Students’ Views on the Korean President Scandal (Choi Sun-sil-gate)
Introduction and Interviews by Kim Yoon-ho, Chonnam National University student Photos by Kim Hee-seung Recently, there has been an unprecedented political scandal in Korea, and society is feeling its negative … Read More
The Texture of Peculiar Meats
Photo Courtesy of JD Gold “All-in-all, it’s a pretty boring story of one guy who has a hobby and is the province’s crazy cat lady.” These are the humble words … Read More
Sunburn and the Afterlife (Sunstroked Out)
This is the exception. It’s gonna be difficult. It’s gonna be painful. Please let me know when you find the exact right place you want to go. This morning I’d … Read More
Yi Mong-ryong and Sung Chun-hyang: Korea’s Love Story
Photos by Lorryn Smit The nations collectively celebrate love on February 14. When thinking about love, Koreans admire the poetic saga of Yi Mong-ryong and Sung Chun-hyang, both on February … Read More
Rocking in Gwangju with Wasted Johnnys
Photos courtesy of Wasted Johnnys DoIndie, a bilingual webzine dedicated to supporting and spreading the word about independent Korean music, is at it again, bringing a small slice of the … Read More