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44 LettertoTheArgus
So Long, Farewell
M
y adventure in Korea started off
because I read the article about the history
withthefour-weeklanguagecourse
and meaning of Tteok. Having that nugget
Itook.Withtwo-thirdsofmyclass
of information made me feel just that tad bit
beingJapanese,IrarelygottospeakEnglish.I
smarter, knowing the significance of Tteok
missedusingEnglish,myfirstlanguage,much
whenIsawthembeingsold.
asIfindKoreanlanguagefuntolearn.
Knowing this is the last issue of The Argus
When school officially started, I got
makes it part of the sad goodbye I will have
more chances to converse in English, but it
to bid Korea when I leave for Singapore in
just wasn¡¯t the same as reading it. Then, I
December. I¡¯m thankful to those who have
discovered The Argus. Having realized it was
contributed to it because it¡¯s no small feat
amagazinetotallyinEnglish,myinterestwas
compiling articles from so many various
piqued. The articles in The Argus covered a
sources. I¡¯ve enjoyed reading the articles and
really diverse range of articles. For someone
youguyshavedoneagreatjob!
whoknewlittleaboutKorea,IwelcomedThe
GoodbyeArgusandgoodbyeKorea!
Argusforthevariousinformationitprovided.
LimMeiChuinMagdalene
I recall, during Chuseok, I could recognize
that the pink, green, white and yellow pieces
(ExchangestudentfromSingapore)
of confectionery were called Song-pyeon
Diversed Knowledge through The Argus
T
he semester is ending soon and the
indeed bond us closer to one another in the
weather is turning winter. This also
virtual community and has made life more
marks the last The Argus magazine
interesting. However, some users have also
for this year. I was introduced to this English
abused the functions of social networking
magazine by a dorm-mate and ever since, I
tools. In the case of Clementi Tyler, he is an
have never missed collecting a copy of The
unluckyvictimtobeharmedbytheabusersof
Argus. It never fails to entertain me with
socialnetworkingtools.Iwasshockedtohear
interestingarticleslike¡°DietFailureMayNot
the news. It seems, a person¡¯s privacy can be
Be Your Fault!¡± and ¡°Boys, Be Pretty.¡± It¡¯s
easilymanipulatedinafewclicks.
alwaysnicetotakeawaylearningpointsfrom
I would like to thank The Argus for
eachmagazineIread.
producing such high-quality English
In last month¡¯s issue, I felt strongly for the
magazines. With diverse topics addressed in
article written by Lee Yeong-eun, ¡°Orwellian
everyissue,Ihavebecomealittlesmarter!
21st.¡± In today¡¯s society, I have to agree that
TanZhenZhengAdeline
individual¡¯spersonalspaceisreducingandwe
no longer share the same privacy as before.
(ExchangestudentfromSingapore)
Without a doubt, social networking sites
www.theargus.org
So Long, Farewell
M
y adventure in Korea started off
because I read the article about the history
withthefour-weeklanguagecourse
and meaning of Tteok. Having that nugget
Itook.Withtwo-thirdsofmyclass
of information made me feel just that tad bit
beingJapanese,IrarelygottospeakEnglish.I
smarter, knowing the significance of Tteok
missedusingEnglish,myfirstlanguage,much
whenIsawthembeingsold.
asIfindKoreanlanguagefuntolearn.
Knowing this is the last issue of The Argus
When school officially started, I got
makes it part of the sad goodbye I will have
more chances to converse in English, but it
to bid Korea when I leave for Singapore in
just wasn¡¯t the same as reading it. Then, I
December. I¡¯m thankful to those who have
discovered The Argus. Having realized it was
contributed to it because it¡¯s no small feat
amagazinetotallyinEnglish,myinterestwas
compiling articles from so many various
piqued. The articles in The Argus covered a
sources. I¡¯ve enjoyed reading the articles and
really diverse range of articles. For someone
youguyshavedoneagreatjob!
whoknewlittleaboutKorea,IwelcomedThe
GoodbyeArgusandgoodbyeKorea!
Argusforthevariousinformationitprovided.
LimMeiChuinMagdalene
I recall, during Chuseok, I could recognize
that the pink, green, white and yellow pieces
(ExchangestudentfromSingapore)
of confectionery were called Song-pyeon
Diversed Knowledge through The Argus
T
he semester is ending soon and the
indeed bond us closer to one another in the
weather is turning winter. This also
virtual community and has made life more
marks the last The Argus magazine
interesting. However, some users have also
for this year. I was introduced to this English
abused the functions of social networking
magazine by a dorm-mate and ever since, I
tools. In the case of Clementi Tyler, he is an
have never missed collecting a copy of The
unluckyvictimtobeharmedbytheabusersof
Argus. It never fails to entertain me with
socialnetworkingtools.Iwasshockedtohear
interestingarticleslike¡°DietFailureMayNot
the news. It seems, a person¡¯s privacy can be
Be Your Fault!¡± and ¡°Boys, Be Pretty.¡± It¡¯s
easilymanipulatedinafewclicks.
alwaysnicetotakeawaylearningpointsfrom
I would like to thank The Argus for
eachmagazineIread.
producing such high-quality English
In last month¡¯s issue, I felt strongly for the
magazines. With diverse topics addressed in
article written by Lee Yeong-eun, ¡°Orwellian
everyissue,Ihavebecomealittlesmarter!
21st.¡± In today¡¯s society, I have to agree that
TanZhenZhengAdeline
individual¡¯spersonalspaceisreducingandwe
no longer share the same privacy as before.
(ExchangestudentfromSingapore)
Without a doubt, social networking sites
www.theargus.org
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