Different countries have different definitions for parody. In Korea, parody is simply making fun of someone or something, whereas in the U.S., parody is closer to plagiarism because they imitate a per

The appropriate phrase to describe Korea? political situation today would be ? war between generations. What generations? It is difficult to pin down the two major groups at each others throats, but a

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

One after another, the Grand National Party (GNP), the Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and the Uri Party have appointed women as speakers for the parties. This effort is meant to increase appeal to

Will there come the first university student representative of Korea? Last Feb. 23, Lee Ju-hee (Seoul National Univ., 3) announced that she was going to run for the 17th General Elections as a proport

During the 17th General Elections, scheduled to be held on April 15, each voter is to cast two votes. One vote selects the candidate from the voter? local district, and the other vote determines the p

Chapter 2 Article 7 of the Election Law­?oting rights belong to national citizens 20 or more years of age.February 4, 2004­Members of 12 Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs), including the University

Students and their participation in politics; what comes to your mind under this topic? Do images like flying fire-bottles, people shouting and coughing in the thick smoke standing against armed force

The largest number of staff members involved: Over 100 people. The largest production cost amount: Over 100 million won per episode. The longest production period: It took more than a year to complete

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

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

Travelers often look to the proximity and affordability of Maui, Guam, or Thailand when choosing the best exotic beach package for their vacation getaway. But there is good news for those who are anti

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

Republic of Korea Korean society has been reluctant to recognize homosexual marriage. The Constitution of Korea does not say directly whether marriage can exist between homosexual couples. Although Ko

"Is a happy union between lesbians and feminists possible?" This was the title of a debate session held during the lesbian festival on May 22, organized by the lesbian advocacy "Perverted Girl Flies t

Homosexuals have long been segregated from heterosexual people and have rarely disclosed their identity either in the media or in private for many years. Afraid of being lashed out, discriminated agai

Would you find it absurd to be asked, "What made you become a heterosexual?" The imprudence remains even when the last word is replaced by ?omosexual, states a poster displayed next to the Student Uni

The small child stares into your eyes and asks you one,simple question: "Are you going to come here for a long time?" It is difficult to figure out what she really wants - "please come" or "don"t