While the recent release of a video showing a student being assaulted by his classmates has raised social awareness of the problems of ?angdda (short for ?ang dda dollinda, which means to greatly ostr

Purple banners, a purple stage, and people wearing purple tiaras and purple scarves: Purple was all over the place. The color, the symbol of equality, joined women and men against gender discriminatio

In some countries, students do volunteer work for the candidates they support during election campaigns. With a bit of curiosity and the thought ?hy can? we do it ourselves? the Ewha Voice decided to

Have you ever imagined the kayagum, a traditional Korean 12-string instrument, playing the symphonies of Western classical music by Beethoven and Mozart? What would the chords sound like, harmonious o

by Alice HoffmanConfronting the truth about ourselves and others may not be an easy mission in our lives. However, we must manage such virtues as love and trust to coexist in harmony. This book shows

by Abraham J. TwerskiBased on Charles M. Schulz's comics, this book provides a simple to read, encouraging approach to life's ups and downs. The author lets out the wit and wisdom of Schulz's strips a

by Beverly ClearyThe memoir of one of the most famous American authors of children's books captures the minds of young English literature aspirants. The author renowned for the "Ramona" series, Beverl

Lucky by Alice Sebold Fifteen years ago, at the age of eighteen, Alice Sebold was raped. In the days just following the incident she made herself a promise that one day she would write a book about he

The Best Laid Plans by Sidney Sheldon Love, power, betrayal, hatred, revenge... Oliver Russell and Leslie Stewart are just about to get married, when Russell suddenly betrays Stewart for a richer and

What Color Is Your Parachute? by Richard Nelson Bolles The author coined the word "parachute" back in 1968 to refer to career transitions at points when people say, "Well, I"m tired of this job.

If you first hear the titles, "emories of Murder" and "Come To See Me," it is hard to see anything in common between them. However, they are the titles of a movie and a play, which are based on the sa

What do you know about bugs? Horrible, ugly-looking creatures that always exploit on human’s blood and food? Or dear lovable creatures that bring honey to our table? To bring the life of bugs closer t

by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon BowlesThrough the inspirational story of business leaders Peggy Sinclair and Andy Longclaw and how they saved a failing company and turned it into a record profiting compa

by Sue Monk Kidd14-year-old Lily Owen, spends hours imagining a blissful infancy of loving care from her mother, whom she barely remembers. These fantasies are her heart"s answer to the family st

by Roger Risher and William UryIn the olden days, the person with the loudest voice and oppressive posture won the dispute. However, the old way of coming to terms has changed. Negotiation has become

"You"ll soon find it funny as the play begins. Be careful. Try not to fall out of your seat. Laugh when everybody else laughs. Don"t be left out or it will affect the actors!" The play "Liar

Feeling trapped and worn out by society"s standards that constantly demand more competition at improved speeds in an all-out effort to achieve success, people have started turning their attention

by Lee Chang-raeHenry Park is a Korean-American; a name which in itself conveys his twofold identity. Park has spent his entire life trying to become a true American - a native speaker. Brought up wit

by Madeleine L"EngleThe threat of a nuclear war calls for the help of Meg Murry and her brother Charles Wallace, as they journey into different dimensions of time and space to change the imminent

by Tracy ChevalierThe story of 16-year-old Dutch girl Griet unfolds as she begins to work as a maid in the house of painter Johannes Vermeer. Her way of seeing things, especially in light and color, c