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Thu, March 30, 2023 | 05:27
‘Long-term vision planning needed for taekwondo’s longevity‘
NEW YORK ― For most people, taekwondo is a great hobby but not for Min Kyung-ho.
National
| 2012-04-01 18:50
To spank or not - US schools in dilemma
NEW YORK — Korean schools are moving away from corporal punishment, but what about schools in America? Turns out spanking is not a thing of the past.
2012-03-30 17:56
Korean-American kids grow curious about Korea
NEW YORK -- Maybe it’s the way Eric Nam rocked the stage on MBC’s “Star Audition: The Great Birth,” or how John Park from Mnet’s “Superstar K” debuted with a bang, but Korean-American teens are starting to see their mother country under a whole new light.
2012-03-25 17:49
Showing new ways for people to appreciate Korea
NEW YORK — There’s no doubt people like Seoul’s convenient subway system but one man went so far as to write a song about it. Titled “Seoul Subway Song,” the rap tune has garnered more than half a million clicks on YouTube.
National
| 2012-03-19 18:18
Rising college tuition corners students in US
NEW YORK ― Kim Jee-hee thought she had it all figured out for her daughter. Four years ago, she sent the high school freshman off to a preparatory school in the United States, targeting New York University. But the ambitious mom now has to do her math all over again.
National
| 2012-03-14 19:34
‘Korean food is so healthy and delicious’
NEW YORK — Her husband may be a world-renowned chef, but when it comes to Korean cooking, Marja Vongerichten is the boss.
2012-03-11 18:18
Korean celebrities criticized for racism
NEW YORK ― For many Koreans, “blackface” gags may simply be old-school comedy with no harm behind it ― but not so much for African-Americans.
National
| 2012-03-09 18:49
’Korean art shouldn’t be politicized’
NEW YORK ― In the lecture room, she’s a passionate professor and Korean art expert. In Koreatown, she goes by the name ``Ji-hye,’’ shopping for that just-ripe kimchi. Meet Burglind Jungmann, the first person to teach Korean art history in the U.S.
National
| 2012-03-04 18:25
`History salesman’ dedicated to passing data to posterity
NEW YORK _ There are those who make history _ and there are others who record it.
2012-02-26 17:56
America ready to ditch big portions?
NEW YORK — Goodbye supersizing, hello downsizing?
Companies
| 2012-02-24 19:30
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Korea to ease entry rules to boost tourism, domestic spending
[INTERVIEW] Can art become stable investment source?
Will dismantling oligopoly result in successful bank industry reform?
Korea moves to shorten COVID-19 isolation period to 5 days
Fintech, lifestyle products can help Korea grow trade ties with Hong Kong: city's trade promotion chief in Korea
Ex-journalist to lead NK defector support foundation
Generation Z entrepreneurs turn oyster shells into trendy dish soap
Terraform Labs co-founder's extradition could be delayed more than 1 month
Seoul participates in Asia's biggest smart city expo in Taipei
Celltrion chairman vows to develop new drugs, initiate M&As
World water day