Lucky by Alice Sebold Fifteen years ago, at the age of eighteen, Alice Sebold was raped. In the days just following the incident she made herself a promise that one day she would write a book about he

Sentence boundary problems occur when a writer either fails to make a complete sentence or makes ?ore than a sentence. Boundaries are what set one thing apart from another; for example, a wall around

The Best Laid Plans by Sidney Sheldon Love, power, betrayal, hatred, revenge... Oliver Russell and Leslie Stewart are just about to get married, when Russell suddenly betrays Stewart for a richer and

What Color Is Your Parachute? by Richard Nelson Bolles The author coined the word "parachute" back in 1968 to refer to career transitions at points when people say, "Well, I"m tired of this job.

Two Japanese students sing their hearts out at the "Talent Show for foreigners." The event was held on May 28 in front of the Student Union Building by the Institute of Language Education (ILE) as par

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

She was her parents pride, a gentle and obedient daughter. She was loved by everyone, a sophisticated student of Ewha Womans University with a bright and sweet personality. She had dreamt of becoming

In the days of the Ewha Hak-dang, girls gathered to learn and share academic experiences. As the importance of specialization was realized, however, these girls were separated from each other into dif

On May 23, dozens of people with floral tributes broke the silence in the Seoul Foreigners Cemetery Park. They were Ewha professors and staff who visited the site in commemoration of Mary F. Scranton,

The Student Government Association"s (SGA) project of "Lending Umbrellas of Love" to Ewhaians stirred up controversy on May 5, when it publicized a list of names and identification numbers of stu

To those students who go far away from home to study at Ewha, finding a decent place to live is not so easy. Even with the present high rents, studios and boarding houses are virtually packed. Hanwoor

The first Marx Communale, a combination of Commune and Biennale, was held from May 23 to 25 at the Ewha-Samsung Culture Center. More than 60 scholars presented their theses on "Present Reinterpretatio

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