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Opinion
Public Appeal, The Argus
A
sastudentofotheruniversity,Ihadtwodifferentprejudices
ForeignersareKoreanpatriots?
toward The Argus when recommended by my friend who
works for the press at the first. Since the HUFS itself has
a good reputation and public image in foreign languages, many
people including me are prone to think that their school press is
biased in world affairs or only their own problems. Another was a
Dokdois
feeling of anxiety that its articles will be difficult to read due to a
ourterritory!
sophisticated style or word selection. However, what I found in The
Argus turned these fears into a surprise in the positive sense. There
weremanyarticleswhichboastintriguingtopicsregardlessofjustthe
international contents. Reading the variety range of news, I received
a lot of benefits such as entertainment and knowledge. Among them,
a recent news ¡®How many pieces of time you want ma¡¯am?¡¯ which
deals with the flexible part-time job system was notable in several
aspects.Thearticle¡¯sitemisanissuethattouchesusinthatuniversity
studentsshouldgraspcurrentemploymentmarketasfutureapplicants.
Please,
Moreover, the article covers from the meaning of the system to the
lookafter
prospectsofit.Theextensiveanglewasgreattoconcentrate.Although
ourDokdo.
it has not been long since I found The Argus, now I do not have any
doubtandtrustthequality,legibilityandsenseofbalance.IhopeThe
Arguswillprovideanalyticandcriticalarticlesconsistently.
RyuHye-jin13¡¯
Dept.ofScienceinTaxation,Univ.ofSeoul
The Argus, Pointing Out
Korean
meal!
Critical Issues on Campus
T
he main article reporting the shortage of dormitory rooms,
written by a reporter of Campus Section, did a great job on
pointing out important issues. Among various problems
reported on the article, the vague standards adopted on selecting its
students really disappointed me and even felt sorry for students who
failed. Three months have already passed from January 2014, and
the spring is finally coming. Some name out this period of time as a
¡®MT season¡¯. Every department is planning MT for their freshmen
Foreiner+Broadcasting
and colleagues. In this sense, it would be very glad to see articles
=FullofKoreanpatriotism?
containing issues on MTs, it has been widely acknowledged that
MTshaveconsequentlycreatedproblems,includingmanandwoman
problems,heavydrinking,andmostlybudgetproblems.itwouldalso
be very great to give not only the problems but tips for freshmen,
explaininghowtoavoidheavydrinkingorseniorsforcingthemdrink.
PaikHee-won13¡¯
Dept.ofPublicAdministration
www.theargus.org
28
Opinion
Public Appeal, The Argus
A
sastudentofotheruniversity,Ihadtwodifferentprejudices
ForeignersareKoreanpatriots?
toward The Argus when recommended by my friend who
works for the press at the first. Since the HUFS itself has
a good reputation and public image in foreign languages, many
people including me are prone to think that their school press is
biased in world affairs or only their own problems. Another was a
Dokdois
feeling of anxiety that its articles will be difficult to read due to a
ourterritory!
sophisticated style or word selection. However, what I found in The
Argus turned these fears into a surprise in the positive sense. There
weremanyarticleswhichboastintriguingtopicsregardlessofjustthe
international contents. Reading the variety range of news, I received
a lot of benefits such as entertainment and knowledge. Among them,
a recent news ¡®How many pieces of time you want ma¡¯am?¡¯ which
deals with the flexible part-time job system was notable in several
aspects.Thearticle¡¯sitemisanissuethattouchesusinthatuniversity
studentsshouldgraspcurrentemploymentmarketasfutureapplicants.
Please,
Moreover, the article covers from the meaning of the system to the
lookafter
prospectsofit.Theextensiveanglewasgreattoconcentrate.Although
ourDokdo.
it has not been long since I found The Argus, now I do not have any
doubtandtrustthequality,legibilityandsenseofbalance.IhopeThe
Arguswillprovideanalyticandcriticalarticlesconsistently.
RyuHye-jin13¡¯
Dept.ofScienceinTaxation,Univ.ofSeoul
The Argus, Pointing Out
Korean
meal!
Critical Issues on Campus
T
he main article reporting the shortage of dormitory rooms,
written by a reporter of Campus Section, did a great job on
pointing out important issues. Among various problems
reported on the article, the vague standards adopted on selecting its
students really disappointed me and even felt sorry for students who
failed. Three months have already passed from January 2014, and
the spring is finally coming. Some name out this period of time as a
¡®MT season¡¯. Every department is planning MT for their freshmen
Foreiner+Broadcasting
and colleagues. In this sense, it would be very glad to see articles
=FullofKoreanpatriotism?
containing issues on MTs, it has been widely acknowledged that
MTshaveconsequentlycreatedproblems,includingmanandwoman
problems,heavydrinking,andmostlybudgetproblems.itwouldalso
be very great to give not only the problems but tips for freshmen,
explaininghowtoavoidheavydrinkingorseniorsforcingthemdrink.
PaikHee-won13¡¯
Dept.ofPublicAdministration
www.theargus.org
28
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