We think we know well the food that we usually eat. We know that fast food is bad for our bodies and that sugar and food additives are also bad for our bodies. If you ask people why these things are bad, most of them don't answer concretely. The most commonly consumed foodstuffs are chocolate, candies, junk food, soda, ice cream and instant noodles.More than 50 percent of Koreans die due to cancer, diabetes and heart disease. This situation is not only in Korea, but also in other advanced nations. The whole world is in the same situation. A noticeable thing is that these diseases were rare jus
★Across★ ② ○○○○○○ art is famous for various and shocking performances and works. ③ To enhance the ○○○○○○○○○○○○ among Keimyung people and to share feelings smoothly, two campaigns are in force. ⑤ Instant foods contain detrimental food ○○○○○○○○s. ⑦ Sinmoongo’s purpose is giving ○○○○○○○○○○○○ to students. ⑨ Smoke rises up from a ○○○○○○○. ⑪ A ○○○○ is a new medium to communicate with people. ⑬ ○○○○○○○ is the legal system that a country uses in order to deal with people who break the law. ★Down★ ① An ○○○○○○ is a piece of land that is completely surrounded by water. ④ On March 22, the 3C ○○○○○○○○ (Cam
On March 22, the 3C (Campus-wide Communication Culture) campaign started. This campaign has the goals to improve the feeling of belonging to the community, increase communication between students and the university, and increase studying efficiency. Keimyung University began this campaign with several open spaces on campus, mutual understanding among the Keimyung family, and activities for the student community.The university wants students to communicate, so the university made communication spaces in some colleges’ lobbies. We checked the campaign’s progress and if the campaign has been effe
I must thank you for your hard work which helps me reduce my boring time. I am a new student from China and came to Korea for my graduate study. I have been here for about only ten days. This is the first time I have come to an unfamiliar country, far away from my parents, friends, and hometown. And what is more I still cannot speak Korean, so I am blind, deaf, and dumb. Except with Chinese, I cannot with communicate others. I know nothing about this city and this university. How lucky I am to have found this magazine. It is very useful for me because it introduces a lot of information about t
The recent hit movie His Voice is a true story about a kidnapping which happened in 1991. Actually, the real criminal has not been caught yet. However, if we find the kidnapper, we can’t punish him now because the limitation for prosecution of a kidnapping case is 15 years. Therefore, police can’t apply criminal procedures. The limitation for prosecution became invalid in January 2006.Many people debate the limitation for prosecution. Some people say the limitation for prosecution must remain in Korean law. Other people say the limitation for prosecution should be abolished in criminal procedu
Odong Island is a famous place in Yeosu, Jeollanamdo. Once, there were many paulownia trees on the island. Therefore, people called it Odong Island. Now, it is also called Dongbaek Island because camellia trees are widespread.The island’s shape was originally a small rabbit, but now it is connected to the land by a breakwater 768m long. Therefore, you can get there by walking. You also can get there by the Dongbaek train (a small train made for the island’s tourists) and a motorboat to the island from the island’s gate.There are various evergreen trees and wildflowers on the island. It is usef
Although Western forms of heating have become more widely used in Korea, Koreans still use the goodeul every winter. Do you know what a goodeul is? The word’s origin comes from a burnt stone. Goodeul is the traditional Korean heating system using heat conduction. It is not atmospheric heating, but floor heating. Traditional Korean sitting lifestyle took root in Korea through the use of the goodeul. Let's examine the goodeul and especially the beautiful goodeul chimneys of Gyeongbok Palace. A goodeul is made up of four structures: agoongi, gorae, goodeuljang, and a chimney called goosae. You c
The Gazette recently met the famous fairy tale writer Kim Myung-hee. She graduated from Keimyung University in 2006, majoring in creative writing. Now she is a Keimyung graduate student. Don't be surprised! She is 48 years old now. Most people think that it is a time to arrange and review their lives; however, she never thinks about that. She continues to work for her dream and a better future. She recently won the Buddha Literary Prize, a prize only awarded to writers who have worked for over 7 years in their literary field. It is also only awarded to one writer every 5 years. She has also re
Syntactic Changes in English by Professor Lee Pil-hwan (Department of English Language and Literature) was selected as an excellent scholarly book (linguistics) in 2007 by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. This book provides deep information about syntactic changes in the English language. Professor Lee Pil-hwan also was selected for his book English Historical Syntax in 2000. Environmentally Friendly Urban Planning: A student on Urban Heat Islands by Professor Kim Su-bong (College of Environment) was selected as an excellent scholarly book (descriptive science). This book is about city pla
The 40th President`s National Mountaineering Competition was held at Halla Mountain’s Gwaneum Temple on Jeju Island on June 9 and 10. The Keimyung University Alpine Club (KUAC) was ranked first in the women’s college event and second in the men’s college event. Four men and three women participated in the competition. This competition’s events were divided into several sections including rock-climbing, mountain marathon, map reading, and first aid. The women’s team previously won the 48th National 60km Conquest Competition last November. KUAC was founded in 1971 and is now divided into two gro
On July 11, Gyeong Yeong Hoe, an organization made up of business administration students and alumni over the age of 35, announced they were donating funds for scholarships and grants to the Department of Business Administration. Gyeong Yeong Hoe was founded in 2001. The organization started with 20 members, but that number has now grown to 140. By Kwak Chul-min KMG Cub Reporter chulmin09@kmu.ac.kr
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