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[Desk Column] Between One’s Right to Know and One’s Humanity.

It is fundamental for a reporter to make a fair and prompt report despite any external pressure. Also, it is a rule to report facts objectively, and reporters are supposed to report various news topics for the people. I’m a reporter. As a reporter, I write articles that need to be reported on for my readers’ rights to pertinent information. To write an article, a reporter can choose any issue. For the sake of people’s rights, however, there are no regulations about writing articles.

[Reporter’s View] The Moment When College Became My Present and Future

When I was in high school, being accepted to a university was my final goal and everything for me. However, when I failed to be accepted to the university I wanted after repeating the college entrance exam, my self-esteem hit rock bottom. I didn’t like anything in my life, but when I accepted myself and my situation, it was no longer a matter for me whether I went to a good university or not. I tried to accept what I had done and focused on the things that needed to get done. All students have a moment of denial and difficulty, but they have to accept it and concentrate on the present and future. Thus, I want to tell my story to the readers.

The Chungbuk Times No.189

Interview with the Father of Moss Salamander, Author Moon Kwang-yeon

Author Moon Kwang-yeon is the author of Frog, Salamander and Snake Diary. The book was selected by the Ministry of Environment as a book that describes the habitats of amphibians and reptiles in Korea. This book describes with photos and explanations to ensure the classifications of amphibians and reptiles. The book was complimented by the academic community because few people have published books about amphibians in Korea. The book has promoted more interest in amphibians. The author, Moon Kwang-yeon, was born in Gimcheon, where he spent his childhood. Gimcheon is a rural area where people can see the natural environment.

Local Bus Driving through Gaesin Campus Is Now Allowed

According to the Cheongju City Bureau of Public Transportation, a bus that will pass through the Gaesin campus will start operating in November. Accordingly, the bus will follow a newly made bus route. The Department of General Affairs says that bus number 710 will follow a new bus route. The route is Ochang ↔ Ochang 2 Industrial Complex ↔ Yancheong High School entrance ↔ Ochang Science Complex ↔ LG road ↔ Sewon Nettie Village ↔ Cheongju Intercity Bus Terminal ↔ Chunbuk National University ↔ Chungbuk National University Hospital ↔ Sannam Road ↔ Sannam Branch, but the bus number and route might be changed in a city and bus transportation company conference.

The Biggest School Festival: Crescendo

September is usually the month that students, who are tired from their studies, anticipate the most because many universities hold festivals. Last month, CBNU held a festival hosted by the Student Council from August 24th to 26th. A crescendo, also the name of the festival, is a collection of significant notes that create a harmonious unity. The notes in the festival are CBNU students. The CBT reporters visited the festival, Crescendo, where students gathered to have fun.

[Campus People] If You Want to Learn Coding, Learn in Like-Lion Club

Coding is another word for computer programming or making programs in computer languages such as C language, Java, or Python. In the fourth industrial revolution, computer programming is now emerging as an essential capability, not an option. In the time of a coding boom, CBNU students can easily learn how to code by joining Like-Lion at CBNU. On September 25th, the Like-Lion members held a coding class at CBNU and promoted their club. In this issue, CBT interviewed Noh Ki-jin (Dept. of Management Information Systems) and Cho Min-myung (Dept. of Data Science).

National Geographic Photo Exhibition: Nature’s Odyssey

These days, most people can hardly afford to take a moment to enjoy the scenery outside the window. Also, it is not easy to pay attention to anything because they are so engrossed in the work that surrounds them. There isn’t much time to think about the people around them, the environment, or even the Earth. However, in places where people live together, things should be in harmony, and it is very important to protect the Earth and to coexist together. The National Geographic Photographic Exhibition highlights these themes, and it provides an opportunity for us to look at the Earth, the human race, and their surroundings.

Fake News Is Rampant In Korea

There has always been a clear distinction between information providers and consumers in a traditional mass media situation. Now, an information-oriented society has begun, and the general public can perform as information providers through SNS platforms like Youtube and Facebook. However, as there are many situations where the general public has spread incorrect information, fake news has become a social problem nowadays. It’s an era when not only individuals and groups can be affected but also an entire society can be felled by a single piece of fake news.

Warning about Using Opioids, Which Are Painkillers

Over the past two decades, opioids have killed more than 700,000 people in the United States. These days, opioids are a major headache for Americans because they kill 130 Americans a day. Abusing opioids is a serious problem not only in the U.S. but also globally. An opioid is a drug synthesized from opium and an analgesic drug that relieves pain. Typical forms are fentanyl and morphine, which can become addictive if they are used continuously. Currently, opioids are used primarily to treat extreme pain.