"What 'alba' do you do?" is an often-heard phrase among Korean youth. The term "alba" is a shortened-version of the word "arbeit" which means work in German. In Korea, however, the word is used to den

Recently, students from the Department of Dance circulated petition around campus in opposition to a new law establishing master's and doctor's degree courses at the Korea National University of Art (

▲ Ewha Green Club members collect signatures on a petition protesting the construction of the Gyeonbu Expressway near Mt. Cheonsung. Something odd is going on. There is a girl with a flouncy pony-tail

Ewha Voice conducted a survey in order to find out the awareness level of Ewha students regarding plagiarism in their assignments. 170 students from Liberal Arts (12), Natural Sciences (13), Human Mov

Without even knowing it, you may have been guilty of copyright violation. Cyworld, the most popular blog system used by young Koreans, is one place where copyright violation is unconsciously practiced

The TV program "Challenge! Cinderella" has been on the air in Korea for more than a year. This program allows ordinary people to apply if they wish to improve their looks in any way. Three challengers

With the Korean national assembly's decision to reform the 'hoju' system and allow women to become legal heads of households in March, it may seem like the last barrier to gender equality has been rem

"Why didn't I find out about this before?" If you have ever asked yourself that question, you know that people often realize they have made a mistake when it is already too late for them to redeem the

The word, "secretary" used to imply a pretty young woman, waiting to pick up occasional phone calls between coffee breaks. This decorative image was the stereotype for many years. But with social chan

"What on earth is this?" he sighs, frowning. "Sir, this is unfair." These lines have become famous because they always end the comedy scenes of Blanca (Chung Chul-kyoo, 26) when he plays the role of a

On Feb. 22, 2005 the female legislators of the opposing and ruling party have announced giving impetus to the abolishment of the 'hoju' system and asserted to realize it within the temporary congressi

By Lim Rhie-young The Korean wave is certainly knocking doors of all East Asian nations. To get a sincere insight on the Korean wave in other Asian countries, Japanese exchange students gathered in a

Korea is known for its high education rate and English education is not an exception. English related matters frequently become hot issues in this society. According to the Korea National Statistics O

By Kim Na-hyun "More than forty million people are infected globally. Domestic infection rate is more than 1.7 people per day." These statistics on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) infection

By Kwon Miri A bill to abolish capital punishment was presented to the National Assembly on Nov. 22 by Uri Party lawmaker Yoo In-tae, in accordance with signed support from 151 colleagues, which is ha

As a Political Science and Diplomacy major, the word ?lobalization was one of the most frequently heard terms in the past three years. However, there was not any chance for me to define the term on my

This summer, an unusual sight could be seen on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley. At Sather Gate, the entrance to the school, a group of Asians were handing out fliers and getting people to sign petitions. Behind them were large photographs that featured two middle school girls, a