Venue: Keimyung Art Center Performance period: 2022-11-04 to 2022-11-13 Performance time: (Fri) 7:30 p.m. / (Sat) 2:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. / (Sun) 2:00 p.m. Booking address: Interpark Admission fee: KRW 150,000 for VIP seats / KRW 130,000 for R seats / KRW 110,000 for S seats / KRW 90,000 for A seats / KRW 70.000 for B seats Kinky Boots is a musical that created very special boots while handmade shoe factories in Northampton, England, were closed due to poor management, creating the only surviving success story of the shoe factory. Even after landing on the domestic stage in 2014, Kinky Boo
KMU Brief Lim Yaesung K-MOM is a mentoring program for foreign students. KMU has established a program for foreign students is currently recruiting students to participate in the K-MOM mentoring program as mentees. After interviews, mentor and mentees will be matched in a group. The program will operate from October to December. Students will receive 150, 000 won to support group activities, and they will also receive 10 COMpassK points. Further information can be acquired through 053-580-5812. abcysl@gmail.com
Western Michigan University is in Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States. Founded in 1903, Western Michigan University is currently more than 18,000 students. Western Michigan University offers more than 300 clubs and various school events such as sports game to help students enjoy university life, and it is well known for its football team, The Western Michigan Broncos. In addition, Kalamazoo, where Western Michigan University is located, is well known for its very similarities to South Korea as there are various facilities such as Korean restaurants and leisure facility, so South Korean students
Keimyung Mentor Day was held on September 28th, 2022 at the plaza in front of Keimyung University Bauer Hall. Keimyung Mentor Day is a program in that students get career and employment counseling from Keimyung University Alumni. This program was conducted to provide realistic advice for Keimyung University students who are troubled and struggling with career and job preparation. A total of 40 alumni participated in this Keimyung Mentor Day. For more information, you can contact the Career Employment Support Team (580-6047). kmink0916@gmail.com
Movie Review 6/45 Have you thought of picking up a piece of paper and realize it was a first prize lottery? How about the feeling you would feel if the paper just flew away? The movie 6/45 is about a Korean soldier who picked up a 5.7 billion won lottery by chance. While admiring the lottery, it flies away across the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) into North Korea. To get the ticket back, the soldier tries whatever he can do, even crossing the MDL. Once in North Korea, he meets a North Korean soldier who has picked up the lottery and tries to negotiate to share the prize with them. While they
"At the last moment, what is left of us?” Sae-byeol Kim, the author of this edition’s book review, became interested in life and death with the sudden death of his friend and was impressed by the appearance of a funeral director who carefully cares for the last moment of his friend and started to work as funeral director. It was an opportunity to organize the deceased's belongings at the request of one family member. After this, Sae-byeol Kim changed his job to became a deceased belongings organizer which he did for 15 years. The Things Left After Leaving is a collection of the life of the dec
When I entered the university, all the classes were done through zoom class due to the Corona virus. So I had no chance to get to know my classmates. I thought it would be good to take online classes because I didnt have to go to the school but after few months of taking online classes, I really wanted to go to school. I believe for most of the freshmen, it would be their fantasy to go to school and hang out with friends, going to MT, field trips. And I also began to miss those things. Even though I entered university, I had no one to spend time with and travel with. So I was so excited to hea
MRNW is a complex cultural space located in Seobyeon-dong, Buk-gu, Daegu. MRNW means a future farm where you can enjoy art, coffee, and nature and was started with the concept of gardens, with gardens built throughout the building. Walking slowly through this area, you can see trees, plants, flowers, and geese full of vitality. As such, MRNW provides visitors with the opportunity to see nature everywhere and meditate in a calm atmosphere. MRNW has a gallery, café, dining room, and studio. The café and bakery Piper on the first floor is a storytelling bakery inspired by the fairy tale The Pied
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