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All over Seoul, off-campus university towns are at risk due to new dormitory construction. Residents fight back, but students largely support new dorms.
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South Korea cedes number 1 position to Denmark in this year's Information Communications Index. Netizens are hardly surprised that South Korea has fallen in yet another ranking.
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Koreans React to "How to Live in a Tiny Apartment" that was posted on Huffington Post Korea's Facebook page.
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A conservative group planning to launch more anti-North Korea leaflet-carrying balloons were faced with opposition from locals and a progressive group.
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Two university students from Seoul were caught writing "I hate you" on a column at the National Assembly building. They said they were doing a school assignment.
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26 fans at an outdoor concert venue in Pangyo fell 4 stories (about 10 meters) into a ventilation shaft when its metal grating collapsed.
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Who is the victim here? Was Jessica forced to leave, or did she choose this herself already? Dispatch gets to the heart of the situation with 18 questions.
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Near full implementation of later school start times in Gyeonggi Province, the region surrounding Seoul, has led to a large amount of complaints from parents.
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Since this year's Chuseok holiday break included one weekend day, the following work day was designated as a substitute holiday - but only for public servants.
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Why does a cup of Starbucks coffee in Seoul cost two times more than in New York City? A recent report shows its findings, and comes to a startling conclusion.
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Two South Koreans were executed in China for drug trafficking. Netizens show support and express desire for violent criminals in Korea to face a similar fate.
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The recent murder of a teenage girl in southern Korea leaves Koreans and netizens shocked at the evil nature of the crimes before and after her death.
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Korea is becoming a multiracial society. 1 out of every 20 births is a mixed-race child. Netizens express concern, anger over multicultural government policies.
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This February, a new law forbidding teaching students ahead of the curriculum was passed in the National Assembly. It will go in full affect this September.
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Families of the Sewol stage a hunger strike, demanding a special law be passed in relation to the incident. Some netizens feel the families have gone too far.
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Finding it difficult to raise children, Koreans decide to forego marriage and child-rearing. Now, Korea's birthrate is the lowest among OECD member nations.
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Korean fans gather in Gwanghwamun square to watch Korea's final match in the 2014 World Cup. Fans online express support, disappointment in the performance.
All over Seoul, off-campus university towns are at risk due to new dormitory construction. Residents fight back, but students largely support new dorms.
South Korea cedes number 1 position to Denmark in this year's Information Communications Index. Netizens are hardly surprised that South Korea has fallen in yet another ranking.
Koreans React to "How to Live in a Tiny Apartment" that was posted on Huffington Post Korea's Facebook page.
A conservative group planning to launch more anti-North Korea leaflet-carrying balloons were faced with opposition from locals and a progressive group.
Two university students from Seoul were caught writing "I hate you" on a column at the National Assembly building. They said they were doing a school assignment.
26 fans at an outdoor concert venue in Pangyo fell 4 stories (about 10 meters) into a ventilation shaft when its metal grating collapsed.
Who is the victim here? Was Jessica forced to leave, or did she choose this herself already? Dispatch gets to the heart of the situation with 18 questions.
Near full implementation of later school start times in Gyeonggi Province, the region surrounding Seoul, has led to a large amount of complaints from parents.
Since this year's Chuseok holiday break included one weekend day, the following work day was designated as a substitute holiday - but only for public servants.
Why does a cup of Starbucks coffee in Seoul cost two times more than in New York City? A recent report shows its findings, and comes to a startling conclusion.
Two South Koreans were executed in China for drug trafficking. Netizens show support and express desire for violent criminals in Korea to face a similar fate.
The recent murder of a teenage girl in southern Korea leaves Koreans and netizens shocked at the evil nature of the crimes before and after her death.
Korea is becoming a multiracial society. 1 out of every 20 births is a mixed-race child. Netizens express concern, anger over multicultural government policies.
This February, a new law forbidding teaching students ahead of the curriculum was passed in the National Assembly. It will go in full affect this September.
Families of the Sewol stage a hunger strike, demanding a special law be passed in relation to the incident. Some netizens feel the families have gone too far.
Finding it difficult to raise children, Koreans decide to forego marriage and child-rearing. Now, Korea's birthrate is the lowest among OECD member nations.
Korean fans gather in Gwanghwamun square to watch Korea's final match in the 2014 World Cup. Fans online express support, disappointment in the performance.
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