Most readers remember the time in elementary school art class when they had to practice Korean calligraphy with a brush and black ink. But how many are aware that 80 percent of the brushes sold in Kor

Some people say that Liberal Arts, the studies regarded as the basis of all others is facing a crisis. But the College of Liberal Arts at Ewha is preparing for a take-off into a positive direction.Fir

"I deeply agree that it is boring to be a freshman in a women"s university," says Jung Soo-young (Social Sciences, 1). After one month of college life at Ewha, she says she has discovered that th

Until a few years ago, college life was thought of mainly as a time for freedom from the rigorous studies of high school. However, this trend has been changing. Even after students make their way to c

Renowned Buddhist priest Thich Nhat Hanh, will deliver a lecture entitled "Peace By Women" on April 3 in the Welch-Ryang Auditorium from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A special candle-light vigil is scheduled on

The International Education Institute(IEI) held an explanatory sesion for the 2003 Ewha-UC Berkeley Summer Session on Mar. 27 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the LG Convention Center of the IEI Building. Th

Anti-war demonstrations are now becoming more widespread especially among university students in Korea. These protests were initiated soon after the U.S. forged ahead with its war against Iraq, and th

The Student Government Association (SGA) started off its term in an active way. However, its leftist stance and a series of actions taken without the students" consent have made it to difficult t

"I"m in the post-it part," says Kang Eun-ryung (Sociology, "03) when asked about how well her graduation photographs turned out. This is also a joke that is frequently made by Ewhaians, espe

All purple! The door, the walls, and even the ceiling! The room of the Women"s Committee is painted all purple. Somebody who doesn"t know much about feminism might think that the color has something t

Women have always been treated as "social minorities" in male-dominated societies such as our own. It is not surprising to anyone that the percentage of women involved in leadership position

You hear it in the news, you read about it in the paper, it" nagging at you and tugging at your sleeves every way you turn. You know that after the four-year "grace period" in school you"ll

"Would you like to take a look?" asks Kim Mee-young, and from her purse she produces a small black chamois bag with the logo "Michelle" printed across it. With a little shake of the bag with the tips

Mental institutions. Just the sounds of the words bring up images of isolated gray buildings, disoriented unhealthy patients, and insensitive guards. In most plays or movies, the psychology of the pat

In a busy marketplace somewhere in the countryside of China, a 14-year-old boy is hurrying to his destination with a violin case on one shoulder. A few minutes later, he arrives at a nearby restaurant

Though comics have been around for a long time as one of the most easily accessible forms of art to the general public, they have often been neglected and ignored by traditional fine artists. More ent

A cheerful young girl loses her smile when a neighbor living upstairs sexually violates her. Following the experience, Dolores Price goes through obesity, neglect, and exclusion. As she grows to be an

Frequently, we misunderstand others. Not because we lack information on the person, but because we do not open ourselves to accept others as they are. We assume the motives they may harbor without har

When writing a news story, keep in mind the upside down pyramid where you begin with the most interesting and important things and end with what's least important. The first paragraph contains the lea

The world is on the brink of war. As soon as United Nations Security Council members vote on the new resolution proposed last Tuesday by the U.S., U.K., and Spain that states Iraq has failed to comply