Have you ever had difficulty in putting ‘a/an’ or ‘the’ in front of some words? When I was an undergraduate student as an English major, one of my difficulties to improve my English writing was how to use the definite and indefinite articles such as a(n) and the. Whenever I submitted my essays, I co

Every day, we use our brains to think. We think about what to wear, how to spend our time, who to meet, what’s for dinner, etc. We think so much that thinking just comes naturally, like breathing. But it’s worth thinking about the way we think, because all of us think differently. Our thoughts are s

Before the outbreak of COVID-19, KU had had various kinds of international programs: student exchange programs with 38 universities around the world, language training, and cultural programs. However, since the pandemic of COVID-19, great uncertainty has lain ahead of the Office of International Ser

I remember when I heard the news about doctors’ collective strike. I cared nothing for the situation because I usually don’t care about political problems. I’ve never known the reason for the strike. But through the article, I did get some details about the situation. At first, I could not understan

I came to know KT through a good opportunity, and I was able to read various good articles. A short time ago, Among the various articles, I was especially fascinated by the article titled ‘Experience never gets old.' The reason this article was so attractive to me is that I am a person who thinks po

The United States has consistently demanded that North Korea stop its nuclear weapons program before demanding immediate compensation such as economic benefits. As a result, about 30 years of effort has not produced any clear results on North Korean denuclearization. Accordingly, the necessity for t

By chance I found the September issue of the Kyungnam Times in the library and read it. The article I read with the most interest was the Argument & Fact section of Incheon International Airport Corp, which deals with the conversion of irregular workers into regular workers. The article described th

After I read KT, I noticed that it is very helpful for me since it gave me a lot of things to think about. I was especially interested in the article on COVID-19 in the issue of September. It is said that not only students but also faculty members experienced unusual situations because of the COVID-

I wrote an article on the theme happiness titled 'The Way to Happiness' in the March issue of the Kyungnam Times. In my life, I have experienced many ups and downs and been depressed and sometimes frustrated. So, of course, my main interest has become how I can relieve my anxiety and relax my mind a

The year 2020 has been dominated by news about the coronavirus, and the concern around the world has been how we can take preventative measures to avoid the spread of the virus. All of us have had to change our lives in response to the pandemic. One of the areas that has received the biggest shakeup

Park Jae-kyu, President of KU Had Luncheon with President Moon Jae-inPresident Park attended a luncheon meeting hosted by President Moon at the Blue House on June 17th. This luncheon was arranged to listen to various opinions from senior diplomatic and security officials on the tense inter-Korean re

Have you heard about Guatemala’s education system? Perhaps it is something that you could not commonly experience. Luckily, I interviewed Woo Choong-whan, who was a professor of the department of English Education.1. First, would you tell me about your career? I heard you had worked at Kyungnam Univ

This is my first time reading KT and there was an article that really came to me. That article is about the experiences abroad as an exchange student. In fact, I do not have any exchange student experience however personally I think I have lots of international experience through various ways. And b

Students as well as professors probably had an unprecedented experience this spring. Schools and universities have temporarily closed in huge numbers not just in Korea, but worldwide, because of COVID-19, which has been announced as a global pandemic. There were no orientation and entrance ceremony

The human race is experiencing unprecedented changes in life with the Coronavirus pandemic. In many parts of the world, the COVID 19 crisis has led to an economic crisis, hatred of other peoples has brought about an ethical crisis, and so many futurists warn that human civilization will face frequen

Let me start my letter by giving a great appreciation to my sister Cho Hye-lin, a KT reporter, which she gave me a chance to express my thoughts about KT article. Since I’m majoring in the Integrated Science and Engineering Division, I have a great interest about energy generation trends and how the

I have read KT and always thought that it was full of interesting topics. I used to think that I would like to put my writing on KT. Luckily, my best friend became a director of KT and gave me a chance that I can fulfil my dream. After reading the article to write, I found out that there is more use

An unexpected surge of Corona 19 has changed our daily lives a lot. Some people say that we cannot go back into the world as it is before Corona 19. We have experienced a totally different way of living or surviving the sorrowful pandemic era. Unfortunately, we have been forced to stay at home in th

I study Korean in my free time. Lately, I have been particularly interested in neologisms (신조어). Studying neologisms has for me been a good way to learn about contemporary Korean culture and current affairs.One rather controversial word I learned recently is 꼰대 (kkondae). While kkondae is not techni

Last year was gloomy due to online malicious comments. Two young female celebrities left the world by suicide. It has been alleged that there were negative comments behind their extreme choices. In addition, there are insulting and unethical comments in every article, regardless of political issues,