By Kim Jae-won (English Literature, 3)
Frankly speaking, I rarely read Ewha Voice because my daily life consisted of many small things to do and English newspaper is more burdensome than Korean newspaper even though my major is English Literature. However, last semester, I had a chance to read Ewha Voice and found an article of my high school senior titled ‘Broader World, Broader View: Ewha Students Studying Abroad’. The story was that she went to
The advantage Ewha Voice has is that it consists of our story, not a story of people who are not relevant with us. When I find someone who is superior in English debate or wins in a certain company’s competition, I can get impetus to my life. According to Ewha Voice, Ewha students are struggling to what they want, so it motivates me to think that I also can’t waste my time. Moreover, Ewha students not only study hard but do extracurricular act very actively. For example, one of my friends studies pharmacy but she plays dae-gum and draws pictures in her clubs. And another friend studies statistics but she acts very energetically in her tennis club. Plus, few days ago, I saw my friend’s article in The Ewha Weekly that she won the first prize in photo exhibition held in
Ewha Voice not only gave me stimulation to my daily life but also gave information about the exchange student to