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Fri, August 19, 2022 | 23:32
Weeding out bad schools
From 2018, the total enrollment quota in Korean universities and colleges will likely exceed the number of high school graduates. By 2020, supply will surpass demand by 100,000, meaning that 50 colleges with an enrollment quota of 2,000 students should close their doors.
NIE Times
| 2013-09-11 13:16
Avoiding air accidents
Two days after Asiana Flight 214 crashed in San Francisco Airport Saturday, the cause of the accident is uncertain. This is as expected. The U.S. and Korean officials who have started their probes in earnest are right to put every possibility on the table and not rule any out. If past experiences are any guide, it could take from six months to two years to get to the bottom of it.
NIE Times
| 2013-07-16 10:43
Cyber witch-hunt
A hacking group’s release of the member list of North Korea’s propaganda website couldn’t come at a more delicate moment.
NIE Times
| 2013-04-21 18:13
Self-acclaiming leaders
National leaders usually award medals, not receive them, while in office. Sometimes, they are conferred decorations, by foreign governments for their excellence or diplomatic achievements. But Korea has a unique tradition: Presidents receive medals just for what they are.
NIE Times
| 2013-02-20 14:27
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Suga of BTS remakes Galaxy's signature ringtone
Seoul to provide subsidies to households with babysitting grandparents
Hit TV series leads to surge in visitors to southern region of Korea seeking glimpse of dolphins
Korean businesses pressure gov't to lower inheritance tax
Government struggles to handle unused coronavirus vaccines
Yoon to reshuffle presidential office to regain public trust
Minister rebuked for 'submissive' stance toward Japan
Household income grows at record pace amid soaring inflation
Rare Joseon-era spherical sundial unveiled to public
Shinsegae to open integrated shopping mall in Gwangju
Ice is melting, land is burning