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Thu, July 7, 2022 | 14:20
[RAS Korea] Korea travels with my pre-teen son in 1989
[RAS Korea] Korea travels with my pre-teen son in 1989
My son was born in Seoul. We moved to the U.S. when he was a few months old, so his first time to get to know Korea firsthand was the summer of his 11th birthday, in 1989. (We deliberately avoided the crowds of the 1988 Olympics). He was young enough to travel at a discount but old enough to understand and appreciate the experience. By then, he was a seasoned traveler; I'd dr...
2022-03-01 21:23
Artist presents puzzles for Korea-based audience
Artist presents puzzles for Korea-based audience
For Kevin Nickolai, puzzles are one of the basic needs of life. “Solving puzzles is my oxygen,” he told The Korea Times. “I have happy little fireworks shoot off in my brain when I complete them. I'm a gamer through and through. And I'm always on the hunt for new fun games to play. I think we all are.”
2022-03-01 17:40
Stand-up comedians throw farewell show
Stand-up comedians throw farewell show
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented difficulties for a lot of people. For stand-up comedian Rowan Crabtree and musical comedy artist Ricky O.I., it has been no different. Both have been teaching English in Korea for a number of years, while working hard on the side to develop their careers in what they love most: comedy.
2022-03-01 16:14
Korea's Ukrainian residents condemn Russia's invasion
Korea's Ukrainian residents condemn Russia's invasion
Ukrainians residing in Korea condemned Russia's invasion of their country and appealed for active support from the Korean government and people, Sunday. About 200 Ukrainians held a rally near the Russian Embassy in Seoul.
Bahk Eun-ji | 2022-02-27 15:21
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3 foreign religious activists awarded citizenship as special contributors
3 foreign religious activists awarded citizenship as special contributors
The justice ministry awarded South Korean citizenship to three foreign religious activists Thursday in recognition of their long-running contributions to the country, according to government officials.
2022-02-24 14:48
Punk bands foray into burgeoning hipster enclave
Punk bands foray into burgeoning hipster enclave
After almost three decades, Korea's punk scene remains inextricably linked with the area near Hongik University, known as Hongdae - but that's despite many attempts to escape and disperse or relocate scene activities. “Hongdae is going through a personality crisis and has been for a while,” Mathew Nolan, guitarist of the punk band 18 Fevers, told The Korea Times. “The pandemi...
2022-02-22 18:49
[Korea Encounters] Enjoying 'open and liberalized way of life' as nighttime curfew lifts in 1982
[Korea Encounters] Enjoying 'open and liberalized way of life' as nighttime curfew lifts in 1982
From the 1950s to the 1970s, at 10 p.m., radio stations would begin telling listeners to begin thinking about heading home, and within an hour, public transportation would become crowded as people tried to rush home before curfew began. At midnight a curfew siren would sound, and police would set up barricades in the streets and detain anyone caught outside.
2022-02-22 18:48
South Korean robot debuts on 'BattleBots'
South Korean robot debuts on 'BattleBots'
While everyone's distracted with the Olympics in China, Hwang Cheog-gyu shipped his 113.40-kilogram killer robot to Las Vegas, and led Team ORBY, the first-ever South Korean team to compete in “BattleBots,” a long-running robot combat TV series held in the U.S. with competitors from all around the world.
2022-02-15 18:48
Children of multicultural backgrounds still face discrimination in schools
Children of multicultural backgrounds still face discrimination in schools
ANSAN, Gyeonggi Province - Gu Young-chan, 16, still remembers the first day when he moved to new school a few years ago. He was introduced as a “multicultural child” by his homeroom teacher in front of the whole class. “I immediately saw the uncomfortable looks on my classmates' faces, which made me feel nervous and awkward,” said Gu, whose mother is Chinese and father Korean...
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-02-14 16:44
Gwangju city gov't plans to provide subsidies to foreign children aged 3-5
Gwangju city gov't plans to provide subsidies to foreign children aged 3-5
The city of Gwangju, about 330 kilometers southwest of Seoul, is working on a plan to provide child care subsidies to foreign children aged three to five, officials said Monday.
2022-02-14 16:42
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