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Sung Woo-hyun, swh6886@kmu.ac.kr
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µî·ÏÀÏ: 2010-12-06 ¿ÀÈÄ 11:17:16
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New discovery for me, the Gazette
Hi, I¡¯m glad to meet you through this newspaper. I¡¯m Yoon Kyung-hwan, a sophomore majoring in Police administration at this university. I¡¯m just one of the students who lead an ordinary student life. Anyway, I¡¯m happy to participate in this section as a reader.
In fact, I stumbled upon the newspaper, the Gazette, just a few weeks ago. Before then, I didn¡¯t know that there is an English newspaper at Keimyung. I think there are many students who do not know about the Gazette, like me. What a pity!
After I read the Gazette once, I felt it¡¯s worth taking the time to read it. As you know, most students want to improve their English and broaden their horizons to help them get a job or something else. In those regards, the Gazette might be helpful to those who read all the corners. As for me, I have also been studying English conversation nowadays.
Thanks to the Gazette, I know that reading English newspapers is a natural way to develop my abilities to speak, read, and write in English.
Furthermore, the newspaper includes a variety of contents such as campus news, current affairs and know-how that are useful for students. I thought the corner, which lets students learn how to make a learning portfolio, was the best corner in the previous issue. So, even though the Gazette is an English newspaper, it is not hard to read the Gazette because it¡¯s fun. I'm sure that it could give readers some experiences in a variety of different fields and help students improve their English.
As I mentioned above, I¡¯m saddened that many students do not know of the Gazette because it has not been well promoted. I think it needs to be promoted more and I hope it have many more sections for readers to participate in.
Lastly, I am so pleased to write this letter to the Gazette. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
By Yoon Kyung-hwan
Sophomore, Dept. of Police Administration
comasist@gmail.com
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Hi Gazette Fam !!
Hi! I live in KELI House which is Keimyung University¡¯s English dormitory and in the lobby there are 3 kinds of newspapers: Korea Herald, Korea Times, and The Keimyung Gazette. These are read every day by KELI students.
At first I didn¡¯t know about the Keimyung Gazette. Then, one day in KELI¡¯s reading class, the teacher handed it to us. In the past I had just heard about the Keimyung Gazette, but I had never seen it. It was very surprising to me and what is more surprising is that two of our classmates were working as reporters there.
After class, I went back to my room and began reading the Gazette. It was very interesting to me because it was about my surroundings. There was my friend¡¯s article, campus news and even stories about me.
However, the most important thing was I could read the English newspaper by myself. Actually, in the past I have seen the newspapers but it was always a challenge to read the English newspapers in the KELI lobby and I always gave up reading them due to difficult words and contents.
However, the Gazette is much different. After I read the Gazette, I thought two things. First, the English newspaper is not so difficult, and second I thought the reporters are working hard for their readers. I think writing articles in English is much difficult and, what is more difficult, in my opinion, is understanding the articles.
Now, I have a dream to have my article published in the Keimyung Gazette. I¡¯m not a Keimyung Gazette reporter and my English writing skill is poor, but I want it. Thanks to theKeimyung Gazette, I now think English newspapers are not as difficult as before. I want many other people to feel the same as I did after reading my article.
By Ha Hyun-su
Sophomore, Dept. of Business Administration
zerohyunsoo@nate.com
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