Aung San Suu Kyi, Burmese dissident, and a hero to many including me.
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It is probably the thing I have heard the most while being in Korea. It hurts a bit and well I usually laugh it off.…
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The Korean team lost on Saturday night to Uruguay. The score was 2-1. It was the first time the Korean team made it to the…
Comments closedMaintaining relationships overseas is very hard. There is the time difference, the lack of seeing each other face to face, the difficulty in understanding how…
Comments closedIt’s the last day of exams and the last day of my regular classes here at Kunsan National University (www.kunsan.ac.kr). For me it is probably…
Comments closedSeoul City Hall for the World Cup It was a rainy day in Seoul yesterday. I came up in the afternoon to watch the big…
Comments closedFilmmaker John Waters on Fresh Air (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=127238420)
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Well I have a job interview on Monday at 6:15 p.m for a job in Hong Kong. I had applied for jobs in Hong Kong…
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Elections are weird and strange especially in Korea.
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I love Gunsan. It is quiet and cheap to live since there aren’t a lot of transportation or food costs. There is a lot of…
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I went to my first baseball game in Korea. I have been to many baseball games back in North America (Toronto, Colorado and Pittsburgh). I…
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The Lantern festival is one of the best things about Seoul.
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I am learning about Japanese history from Harvard University on-line.
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Transportation should be part of the tuition for Brock Students to help grow the system.
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While traveling around the US, it was great getting ‘stuck’ in Arroyo Seco New Mexico.
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When I went to J-School, I wrote about the local reporter covering the trial of the infamous Paul Bernardo
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