A person in hanbok, or the Korean traditional clothes, on any day other than a traditional holiday can always expect other peoples" attention. Kim Ki-jong receives those vibes seven days a week. Peopl

"A peculiar smell of spices overwhelmed us as we took our first breath in the unfamiliar land," recalls Hwang Yoon-ju (International Office Management, 3). Even while taken aback by the unpleasant sce

The anti-war movement spread across the globe on February 15. A long march calling for peace began in New Zealand, where the sun rises first, and it kicked off a relay of demonstrations in over 100 na

Four years at university is scarcely a short period of time. Nevertheless, how many people can confidently say that they have achieved everything they wanted to do during that period? Probably not man

Naturally, facilities are supposed to create convenience for the users. But sometimes, ironically, it is precisely the facilities that create inconveniences. There are 38 photocopiers on campus, at le

You may recall the pagers and phone booths of just a few years ago, predecessors to the ultimate mobile communication device­the cellular phone. The thought of carrying around your very own phone, one

Do you remember the board games "King of the Hotel" or "Blue Marble?" If you do, you probably recall two characteristics they shared with many similar games­easy to learn but hard to win. These featur

The first thing that comes to mind about America in the late 1800s for most people would be the Civil War. Yet not many are aware of the wars fought by the gangs of New York during the same time. This

When you were a kindergartener, you must have dreamt of going on an adventurous journey to Wonderland with Alice: chasing after the White Rabbit, running away from the tyraaical Queen of Hearts, watch

Recommended by Professor Sohn Woon-san (Christian Studies). Matthew Fox is a Catholic theologist who emphasizes original blessing and creation spirituality rather than original sin. Rupert Sheldrake i

Recommended by Assistant Professor Damien Horigan (Graduate School of International Studies). This is an autobiography of Tenzin Gyatso, who was born into a family of farmers in a small Tibetan villag

The prologue begins, "Sidda is a girl again in the hot heart of Louisiana, the bayou world of Catholic saints and voodoo queens." The story deals with the world of the Ya-Yas, an eccentric group of So

A student casts her vote on SGA Presidential Election day. For the first time in four years, the SGA election ended within the two designated days as 51.9 percent of the student body participated in t

Holiday spirit is here on campus. Students shop for Christmas ornaments at the Ewha Liveliood Cooperative (ECOOP) in the Student Union Building, as the holiday season nears. ECOOP will be selling Chri

Ewha-POSCO Hall"s powder room (a.k.a. "princess room") arouses much controversy among students for its name.The name "princess room",which was written on the glass door, was replaced with "powder

6. The homepage of Ewha"s Student Government Association (SGA) shuts down on September 28 after a flood of criticisms directed towards conscientious objectors of obligatory military service. Two

5. The Ewha-POSCO Hall, located where the former dormitory site was behind the Student Union Building, opened with the start of the spring semester of 2002. The building accomodates classes for the Co

4. President Shin In-ryung, the former Dean of the College of Law, received the baton from the former Ewha President Chang Sang. The new president of Ewha entered into office through the inauguration

3. Despite the continued rallies against increased tuition on campus, the school announced a 7.7 percent raise. ShinLee In-hee (English Language and Literature, 2) brought in a cow on campus to lodge

2. Ewha"s former President Chang Sang was nominated as the Prime Minister on July 11 by the Kim Dae-jung Administration, and received worldwide attention as the first woman to take on the positio