A few weeks ago, posters from an unidentified group who called themselves "Ham-mong" appeared in the hallway of the Student Union Building. They condemned the traditional climax of Ewha"s Spring Daedo

This year"s Daedong Festival was somewhat different from previous ones at Ewha. Many more wall posters were seen than ever before as students freely voiced their opinions on controversial issues. Amon

Think of a place where you can enjoy watching hard-to-find short films, listening to your favorite music, learning to make movies, and meeting new friends with similar interests too. And all this for

Anybody who was present in Korea during the 2002 FIFA World Cup will remember the escalating fervor displayed by the multitude in red. Millions of fans gathered around the City Hall Plaza for the sole

Imagine yourself trapped in darkness and surrounded by thick smoke. A ceaselessly ringing alarm and everything else tell you that it is a fire and you need to escape from that place right away to surv

A female college student is on her way home after her usual tutoring job. A male passerby, walking from the opposite direction, reaches out his hands toward her breast. Instinctively, the female stude

If you first hear the titles, "emories of Murder" and "Come To See Me," it is hard to see anything in common between them. However, they are the titles of a movie and a play, which are based on the sa

What do you know about bugs? Horrible, ugly-looking creatures that always exploit on human’s blood and food? Or dear lovable creatures that bring honey to our table? To bring the life of bugs closer t

by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon BowlesThrough the inspirational story of business leaders Peggy Sinclair and Andy Longclaw and how they saved a failing company and turned it into a record profiting compa

by Sue Monk Kidd14-year-old Lily Owen, spends hours imagining a blissful infancy of loving care from her mother, whom she barely remembers. These fantasies are her heart"s answer to the family st

by Roger Risher and William UryIn the olden days, the person with the loudest voice and oppressive posture won the dispute. However, the old way of coming to terms has changed. Negotiation has become

The long-awaited General Assembly of All Student Government Representatives on April 10 was canceled yet again, marking the fourth consecutive time that the assembly was called off due to the lack of

"It is amazing how much you can accomplish when you do not care who gets the credit."-Harrison S. Truman-Harrison S. Truman was the 33rd American president. He was known for taking all the negative pr

The College of Human Ecology and The Department of Clothes and Textiles are co-hosting lectures under the theme of "Symposium Inviting International Scholars of Human and Ecology" on May 28 from 1:00

The English Program Office (EPO) is receiving applications for the 2003 Ewha English Summer Camp until May 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in rm. 202 of the Ewha-POSCO Hall or via email (epo@ewha.ac.kr)

The College of Human Ecology and The Asian Food and Nutrition Research Institute are co-hosting a seminar titled "Prospect of Food Service Industry" by Prof. Carol W. Shanklin from the University of K

The Ewha Institute for English and American Studies and the Department of English will be screening the movie, "Yi Y (A One and a Two)," directed by Edward Yang on May 15 at 3:30 in rm. 110 of the Hak

The Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation (GSTI) is holding a special lecture titled "Analysis of Chinese-Taiwan and Inter-Korean Issues in the perspective of Korean-Taiwanese Relations" b

A few days ago,the school put up a notice on its homepage, notifying that the course egistration period had been changed. I welcomed this change with all my heart, until I took a closer look at the no

The University Press published "Musical Inspiration and the Spirit of Literature: German Literature Seen Through Classical Music" by Prof. Jang Mi-young (German). The book costs 11,000 won and can be