The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology교육과학기술부 said last Monday that Korea's first person to go into space will be 29-year-old Yi So-yeon. Initially, 31-year-old Ko San was Korea's first choice.
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According to the weather agency, yellow dust storms will hit Korea more often this year. The sandstorms usually originate in the deserts of Mongolia and China. Yellow dust can cause serious health problems. This is because the dust storms carry dangerous heavy metals.
On February 25, Lee Myung-bak became the 17th president of Korea. The ceremony took place in front of National Assembly. Some 50,000 guests attended the ceremony. Many foreign guests including U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Japanese Prime
Last Sunday, Korea's first base in Antarctica, King Sejong Station, celebrated its 20th anniversary. The station is a research station for Korea Antarctic Research Program. It was built on King George Island on February 17 in 1988.
Last Sunday, the 610-year-old Namdaemun in the heart of Seoul was destroyed in fire. The fire was set on Sunday night by a 69-year-old man. About 360 firefighters fought against the fire. Sadly, however, they couldn't save our number one national treasure.
According to the Presidential Transition Team, it will hire a total of 23,000 teachers of Teaching English in English(TEE) by 2013. The transition team announced on January 29 that TEE teachers will teach students only in English.
＂Beauty is only skin deep.＂You may have already heard this famous quote. This means that it’s not important what someone looks like. A person’s personality is much more important than how much they weigh, the color of their hair, or the size of their eyes. Then why do some people get plastic surgery? And why are there beauty pageants? The most
High school students will take a new English ability test from 2013 for college admissions. The Presidential Transition Team said on January 22 that a new English test will replace the current English test. According to Lee Kyung-sook, the Transition Team
What kind of food do you like to eat, Kids Times readers? There are lots of delicious foods to choose from. But what is our traditional staple food? We eat it every day. That's right. It is rice! However, according to Korea National Statistical Office
According to a recent study conducted by Gyeongsangbuk-do Office of Education, 7 out of 10 students in Gyeongsangbuk-do take more than one private lesson. The study asked 386,600 local students from elementary, middle and high
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