Lately, KMU has received lots of good news about prizes and good performances by KMU people at big international contests and events. Oh Hee-jin, who graduated from the Music Art Studies Graduate School in 2000, sang the song "Pleures, mes yeux" from the opera Le Cid by J. Massenetwon. She won first prize at the "5th Concorso Internazionale Pietro Mongini, Una Voce Verdiana a Ispra" in Ispra, Italy. Graduate student Jang Ji-hye, who is studying Fine Arts Education, received a good rating at the 12th Seoul International Book Fair. She then opened an exhibition of her work entitled Where am I at
The musical Blind Love, performed by the Department of Theatre Arts, won third prize at the 2nd GM Daewoo University Musical Festival on October 29th. Twenty university teams participated in the festival with 6 teams making the final round. Blind Love is about the love between a mother and daughter, the love between men and women, and the love between friends. Blind Love expresses a mother's love through three generations with Korean "trot" music.The director of Blind Love, Jo Jeong-woong, a junior from the Department of Theatre Arts, said, "We had some difficulties preparing this musical, but
Do you know about POP advertising? Have you ever seen POP advertising? If I ask in this way, most people would answer no, but whenever you go to downtown or to a supermarket, you certainly see lots of POP advertisements. For example, at a store downtown you can see “bargain sales” or “on sale” signs. This is POP advertising. POP advertising is close to our lives and influences our purchases. Now I will examine POP advertising in more detail. POP is an abbreviation for Point Of Purchase. POP advertising leads consumers to stores and influences them to buy goods. POP advertising is more influent
Editorial note: This lecture, organized and sponsored by the Keimyung Graduate School of Early Childhood Education and the Daegu & Gyeongbuk Division of Korean Society for Early Childhood Education, was given by Dr. Daniel J. Walsh (Curriculum & Instruction, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) on Oct. 23 at Hengso Museum. The Gazette carries the lecture in three parts.Culture Both teaching and research are done in culture. We are immersed in culture. We are, before all else, cultural beings.Culture itself is both local and general. Culture is local in that it varies from group to group
The Gazette asked 200 KMU students several questions about cell phones. I hope this survey will help you. We surveyed for two days on October 17 and 18. 1. Do you know anyone who doesn’t have a cell phone?a. Yes 24% b. No 76% 2. When did you first use a cell phone?a. In elementary school 6% b. In middle school 28% c. In high school 54% d. At university 12% 3. What do you consider when buying a cell phone? a. Design 38% b. Functions 30% c. Price 18% d. Manufacturing company 10% e. Service 5% f. Other 3% 4. Besides calling and messaging, what functions of your cell phone do you often use? a. Ala
Keimyung University's BISA cheering group has been cheering since 1996. BISA was the first cheering group in Daegu city and the Gyeongbuk area. BISA's purpose is to unite Keimyung's 20,000 students as one. There are two men and six women in the BISA cheering group. The Gazette interviewed Moon Sung-hoon, the leader of the cheering group. Let's meet this young ambitious spirit! 1. What are the qualifications needed to be a BISA member? I think it is very important to have pure passion. We recruit new members once a semester in front of Bauer Hall. All freshmen can apply for this, but we select
As you know, Insa-dong in Seoul is one of the places where Korean culture has been protected well. There are old buildings, numerous stores, and an antique auction is held on the 15th of every month. Many foreigners visit to see and experience Korean traditions and culture. In December 2004, Insa-dong entered a new phase with the opening of a new 500 meter-long street called Ssamziegil Street. The "street" is actually a distinct building that consists of sloping alleys rather than floors. That is, you can go up from the first floor to the top level sky garden without stairs. More than 70 uniq
The Department of Japanese Language and Literature won first prize at the Sixth Japanese Drama Festival on October 21. Students performed selected scenes from the Korean play, Onggojibjeon in Japanese. The students' high level of Japanese and good acting ability contributed to them winning first prize. This play is going to be performed again on November 10 on the fourth floor of Student Hall 1. Translated by Jin Hyun-juKMG Junior Reportersweetcandy@kmu.ac.kr
Recently, people have become more interested in health. Accordingly, more people are using Keimyung's athletic facilities. Keimyung University students and local residents often exercise on the large field, small field, and tennis courts. As the use of facilities has increased, so to have user complaints regarding the facilities. The large field doesn't have night lights, so users have complained about that. In relation to this, the maintenance team delayed installing night lights owing to an increased work load due to damage to the lawn, shower instruments, and glass windows. The maintenance
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