It’s been a long time since I read the Keimyung Gazette. The Gazette was the first English magazine which I read at university. Therefore, it has very special meaning to me. The first Gazette I read was made up of 36 pages, and it did not have full-color pages. The 125th magazine was redesigned inside. I thought the effort was neat and well-done. Hopefully, KMG reporters will keep trying new attempts and styles.As a big fan of the Gazette, I want to give them some advice. Hopefully, they will take these tips seriously. I think the Gazette has a lack of public relations. Some of the students in
The Gazette questioned 200 Keimyung University students about Christmas.Q1. What do you think of when you hear the word Christmas? ① Santa Claus [36%] ② Jesus [28.5%] ③ The movie Home Alone [13.5%] ④ A white Christmas [10.5%] ⑤ Christmas tree and decorations [4.5%] ⑥ Presents [3.5%] ⑦ Carols[1.5%] ⑧ Other [2%]Q2. What do you want for Christmas? ① Money [27.5%] ② A precious memory [24.5%] ③ A lover [18.5%] ④ Clothes [15.5%] ⑤ Books [9%] ⑥ Other [5%]Q3. Who would you like to spend Christmas with? ① Friends [33.5%] ② Boyfriend or girlfriend [31.5%]③ Family [16%] ④ Members of your religion [8.5%]
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
The Keimyung Marathon on May 2
The 46th Art and Literature Forum, sponsored by the Department of Creative Writing, was held on March 28 in Youngam Hall. The forum, which consists of a lecture by a famous guest speaker, has been popular with Keimyung students. The forum is held three times a semester. The novelist, Park Hyun-wook, who wrote My Wife Got Married, was invited to give a lecture. He talked about his life and the difficulties of creative writing. After his lecture, students asked him about his novels and had a discussion. He gave advice to students.The forum gives students a chance to expand their knowledge about
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