Tag: South Korea
Feb. 14, 2020
When family is your retirement plan
There’s a saying about retirement from author Bruce Linton’s book “Fatherhood: The Journey from Man to Dad” that encapsulates the inherent value our life has…

Oct. 5, 2018
Seeing the world differently: a Drexel study abroad column
A summer exchange program in Seoul, South Korea, encouraged one student to step out of her comfort zone to better understand the country’s culture, which…

May. 11, 2018
Negotiating nuclear arms
I couldn’t have imagined that I’d see Kim Jong Un shake hands with any foreigner other than Dennis Rodman in my lifetime, but here I…

May. 2, 2014
Don’t blame the government
In my last article, I warned about how the misjudgment of authority can lead to a disastrous result. After seeing concerning news of the South…
Apr. 25, 2014
Sewol incident proves authorities not always right
The tragic sinking of the Sewol off the coast of South Korea left the victims’ families with extraordinary scars, as most of the victims in…
Nov. 27, 2013
Korean unification made impossible by inadequate infrastructure
For decades, the ultimate diplomatic goal of South Korea and North Korea has been reunification. Both countries assume that if they reunify, the economic, social…
Feb. 22, 2013
International Student Style
With fashion capitals ranging from London to Sao Paulo, Brazil, it is clear that American fashion is influenced by styles from around the world. Even…