?outh is not a time of life; it is a state of mind... it is a matter of the will, quality of the imagination, vigor of the emotions; it is the freshness of the deep springs of life.By Samuel UllmanUnd

The overheated concert halls flooding with enthusiastic fans, their eyes glued on Korean singers such as ?even or ?abyvox and screaming to their every moves, or the Korean soap operas and movies like

Parody has been applied to every genre of modern day media in Korea. The online comic strip ?ae-Sun-Ja-Gaek bluntly ridicules current political figures and situations, while TV comedy program ?o-brain

Parody is new thing in high fashion today. T-shirts mocking original foreign brand logos are the laugh of this summer? fashion trends. Yes, Dongdaemun and Namdaemun market have traditionally sold unto

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Fits of laughter always accompany a good parody. In fact, by now we are well accustomed to the dual nature of parody; how it can be on the front news at one point, or just a few laugh-out-loud picture

Ewhaians appreciate artworks displayed during the Ewha-Camberwell joint exhibition held on the second floor of the Fine Arts Building. Art pieces from the College of Art & Design at Ewha and Cambe

A few years ago, a fat white rabbit character with narrow eyes called “MashiMaro” rapidly grew into a favorite among young Koreans. The bizarre rabbit cartoon quickly gained widespread attention throu

With the advent of the Internet, our lives have gone through rapid changes, and it is now hard to imagine what we would have done without it. Checking emails or chatting on MSN is now a part of our ev

Brightly colored drawings by elementary school students hang down the walls of the ivory-colored building. Green and yellow capital letters spell its name: EBY Academy. Stepping inside, orange and red

History, as the word implies, has been for the most time written by men, for men, and about men. Although attempts to include "herstory" in the existing history began in the early 1990s in the West, t

The greatest challenge of the day may lie after lunchtime. Drowsiness overwhelms us; the struggle to keep our eyelids up is almost painful. Ewhaians can be spotted catching a few winks in front of the

China seen at the altitude of 1,800 meters was well organized. Farmlands, rice fields, and even reservoirs were all in strict rectangular forms. Tiny houses, all in the same shape, were gathered in cl

When you first hear of the Koreis people, especially about their moving history, you cannot stop feeling sorry for all they have suffered. Koreis is a Russian term for Korean people who are now settle

Albums are opened. Photographs of rural and metropolitan scenes of Europe fill the books. As we turn over the pages, our cognitive faculty recognizes and categorizes similar images. The subjects in th

Ewha has recently lifted the notorious marriage ban that has kept married women out of the university for decades. As a result, women who were forced to quit school because of their marriages are comi

The National Student Body Association (NSBA), known in Korea as Jeonhakhyeop, voluntarily dissolved itself in a meeting held on July 20 at Hankuk Aviation University. Ewha Student Government Associati

Despite existing criticism on early admissions, a high ratio of successful high school candidates accepted at Seoul? major universities have registered for the school of their choice. Early accepted E

Senior Judge of the Seoul High Court Chun Hyo-suk ("73, Law) was named a Constitutional Court Justice by President Roh Moo-hyun on August 26. This is the first time in history for a woman to be n

Over the centuries humans have fought to free themselves from the boundaries of race, class, and now gender. Yet, the general public is still imprisoned by concepts that place more importance on the o