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Journalism
Rethinking How Media Covers Public Figures
The most important question for a journalist before publication is “Why does the public need to know this?” Former Supreme…
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Literature
Gandhi’s Walking Stick – Korean Poetry
Gandhi faced the empire with no weapon in his hands. With a humble walking stick in his hand, He faced…
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Literature
Cherry Blossom Lanterns – Korean Poetry
Why does the lantern lit by flowers extinguish so swiftly? Is it to teach us to seize the fleeting moment…
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Literature
My Star, Spica – Poetry from Korea
Only from this distance Have I come to look at you! Oh Sowho Oh Sowho is a Korean poet, translator,…
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Literature
Toward the Red – Korean Poetry
To be red Is not to be wounded, But to have somewhere you long, at last, to reach. Dr. Lim…
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Literature
Letter Written on Han River
The Han River flows in quiet dignity, Renewing the heart of this nation. It is not water alone that flows,…
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Literature
The Fish Turned to Stone
Have you ever heard of Maneosa Temple—? the little temple where the whole sea climbed ashore to offer prayers for…
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Literature
Perfect – A Poem from South Korea
Please, leave me alone. Just stop paying attention to me. As imperfect as I am, I’ll do all that I…
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Literature
The Egret Orchid – Korean Poetry
A lovely face, washed clean with morning dew, A blossom opening like a butterfly at rest. Poet Ms. You Youn…
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Literature
Who Passes By – Poetry from Korea
A time that belongs to nothing, to no one, seems to pass by Like an old postman. Thousands of first…
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