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[Editorial] Concurrent Naming of “East Sea” and “Sea of Japan” is the Solution before Agreement on a Common Name

According to IHO (International Hydrographic Organization) Technical Resolution A.4.2.6 (1974), it is recommended that when two or more countries share a given geographical feature (such as, for example, a bay, channel or archipelago) under a different name form, they should endeavour to reach agreement on fixing a single name for the feature concerned.

[Desk Column] Our Reasonable Anti-Japanese Sentiment

Recently, the movie named ‘Gunhamdo’ was released. The story of the movie is about the Korean people who were persecuted by the Japanese army during the period of Japanese colonial rule. However, there have been some controversies surrounding the movie because some people think that it isn’t based on a true story. Nonetheless, the reason why many people are seeing the movie might be because Koreans have ill feelings against Japan.

[Reporter’s View] I Am Glad to Help You

If you have attended school in Korea, it might be familiar to you that every student should write their own future dream on a paper at the beginning of every semester. I only wrote the words ‘civil servant’ on the paper until I was 17 years old, and I also said it to anyone who has asked me about my future dream.

KIM KI MIN

Interview with Kim Ki-min, who is a principal dancer of the Mariinsky Theatre

Kim Ki-min is a ballerino of the Mariinsky Ballet Company in St. Petersburg, Russia. As the first Asian who has become a principal dancer of the Mariinsky Ballet Company, he is heatedly preparing for performances and portraying lots of characters. Every May through July, “White Night Festival” is an international music festival which is held at the Mariinsky Theater. In this year’s festival, Kim Ki-min is enhancing Korea’s status by perfectly playing the role of Solor in ‘La Bayadere’.

We Are Not Scary People

The sentiment of aversion and discrimination against Muslims became more and more severe after a series of Brussels terror attacks last March. Moreover, the number of aversion crimes against Muslims also increased. Ahmed, a Belgian boy from Morocco, heard a discriminative comment from his elementary school teacher. The young boy was scarred because his teacher said to him, “If you have a plan to install a bomb, please warn me first.” Islamophobia refers to a feeling of aversion against Islam and the Muslims.

The Chungbuk Times No.172

The Many Services of the CBNU Library That We Don’t Know About

Park Eun-bi, who is a student of the Dept. of English Language and Literature, said, “I usually go to the CBNU library to copy my assignments or borrow some books. Actually, I don’t know what other services are provided there.” As such, the CBNU library has been used just as a place where CBNU students can study during their exam periods and borrow books they need. However, other than those kinds of common functions of the library, there are various services and materials that many students don’t know about in the CBNU library.

The Invasion of Pseudo-religion Propagators in CBNU

According to a recent survey about pseudo-religions that 293 CBNU students took part in, 47% of them had an experience where they met pseudo-religion propagators. In addition, 28.7% of the students ran into the propagators more than five times. Regarding the places where the students met the propagators, 51.1% of the students met them in the Jung-mun area. The most frequent way that the propagators used to approach the students (49.3% of responses) was to give free gifts for the purpose of getting students’ phone numbers.

[Campus People] The Two Presidents of the 9th ‘Hae-ul’

The ‘Hae-ul’, which is a group of CBNU ambassadors, was organized in 2009. Until now, they have tried to promote CBNU. In April, the 9th Hae-ul, called the ‘Friend Hae-ul’, was launched to start 2017. The CBT reporters met the male president Ha Heon-min(’12, Dept. of Wood and Paper Science) and the female president Choi Seok-hee(’15, Dept. of Russian Language and Culture) to hear more about the 9th Hae-ul.

Are the Government’s Laws Really Efficient?

A government plays various roles including protecting its citizens from other countries and making laws for citizens. Recently, the government promulgated laws for maintaining customers’ rights and promoting people’s health. However, some of the laws are being criticized for having a lot of problems. There are questions of whether the government’s indiscriminate legal regulations have efficacy or not.