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KAIST faculty asked to raise grades
Apr 15, 2011
Business majors at KAIST attend a meeting amid controversy over competition at the college in Daejeon on Tuesday. (The Korea Herald) Professor rubbishes reports of out of control competition at top ...
KAIST memo asked professors to raise grades
Apr 15, 2011
Lecturer rubbishes reports of out of control competition at top science college A professor at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology has rubbished claims that competition at the college...
Man arrested for secretly recording women
Apr 15, 2011
(MCT) A 40-year-old man was arrested on charges of secretly videoing women over a period of six years, South Gyeongsang Province police said Thursday. Lee took pictures of 1,014 women in showers, b...
Korea toughens rules on Japan food
Apr 14, 2011
Seoul will call for the Japanese government to provide a safety certificate for food products manufactured from 13 regions near the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant, the Korea Food and Drug Adm...
Stream refurbishment project faces backlash
Apr 14, 2011
Criticism is mounting over the government’s plan to pour another 20 trillion won ($19 billion) into redeveloping more than 3,000 tributaries of the country’s four major rivers. While the announcemen...
Prosecutors to summon Kumho Petrochemical chief in slush fund probe
Apr 14, 2011
Prosecutors will summon the president of Korea Kumho Petrochemical Co., the petrochemical unit of Kumho Asiana Group, sometime next week for questioning over allegations that his company raised billi...
Seoul City councilors propose parents’ vote on free meals
Apr 14, 2011
Democrats in the Seoul City Council proposed that parents of elementary school children vote on whether schools should provide free meals to all students, reigniting a two-year-old political controve...
Seoul City housing policy to focus on preservation
Apr 14, 2011
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon on Thursday declared a “paradigm shift” in the city’s housing development strategy, which has seen standardized apartment complexes dominate the city over the past 40 years. “...
Gangnam strives to lead medical tourism
Apr 14, 2011
District displays advanced capabilities at Medical Korea 2011 exhibition This is the second of a three-part series on medical tourism in Gangnam-gu, southern Seoul. ― Ed. On Wednesday morning, peop...
Anti-corruption watchdog outlines year’s policies
Apr 14, 2011
ACRC implements code of conduct for local council members The head of the state’s anti-corruption watchdog explained its continual efforts to battle corruption to foreign corporation representatives...
First school in Jeju global city to open in Sept.
Apr 14, 2011
City project head confident of drawing more branches and students from abroad North London Collegiate School Jeju, the first international school in Jeju Global Education City, will open in five mon...
N. Korea says U.S. citizen held since November to be indicted
Apr 14, 2011
(Yonhap News) North Korea said Thursday it has detained a U.S. citizen since last November and plans to indict him, as he admitted his "crime," the North's media reported. North Korea's official Ko...
KAIST students, faculty puzzled
Apr 13, 2011
International students express concern about change in English-only policy DAEJEON ― At this time every year, a strawberry festival is held at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology ...
Seoul gender ratios depend on location
Apr 13, 2011
Singles looking for a significant other can increase their chances by choosing different locations, with different areas throughout Seoul showing a wide range of gender ratios, according to census da...
Anti-corruption watchdog to meet foreign executives
Apr 13, 2011
Seoul’s anti-corruption watchdog will host a conference Thursday to discuss corruption and inform chiefs from foreign corporations of the state’s efforts to handle the issue. The Anti-Corruption and...
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