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Editorial
Campus Issues
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ESTABLISHED1954
Publishedmonthlyexcepttheschoolholidaysbyand
for students of Hankuk University of Foreign
Studies, TheArgus, the oldest campus English
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his June issue is the fourth and last issue of this semester. And yet again,
newspaperinKorea,pursuesthehigheststandardof
thecoverstory,themostimportantarticleofthemagazine,isaboutanissue
campusjournalismandacademism.
atHUFS.AmongthefourmonthlyissuesTheArguspublishedthisspring
semester, this is the third time the Cover Story is about the HUFS campus. HUFS
relatedissuesseemtobehappeningmorefrequently,comparedtoothersemesters.
?PresidentandPublisher
Dr.KimIn-chul
The Argus reporters didn’t actually expect the cover story to be about a campus
?ExecutiveEditor
Prof.KimIn-chon
issue again. The reporters were looking for a social issue that could be used for a
cover story. However, during the two week period of editing meetings, the school
?Editor-in-Chief
ParkJi-yeon(DIS-3)
administration created yet another problem. The issue was that HUFS sent notices
?EditorialConsultants
asking students if their parents belong to the upper class, so that the school could
createconnectionswiththem.
KangYoung-joon(EC-3)
Although HUFS apologized after the issue became viral in the media, thanks
JoHe-rim(ELG-4)
to student involvement, students continued to express great opposition to the
university’s fundraising approach. For example, the General Student Council held
KimMin-jeong(H-3)
meetings with the faculty team, as well as the university president, to discuss the
?Reporters
KoDong-wan(D-2)
matter, and many students had posted about ‘Parent Networking’ on their SNS
accounts.
LeeDong-woon(IB-3)
There were, however, voices of agreement and support regarding the school’s
JangEun-ae(IEL-2)
actions among the students and professors as well. They said that we should
acknowledgethattheschoolisinneedof?nancialhelpandthatprestigiousparents
?CopyReaders
Prof.BrandonWalcutt
couldhelpsolvethisproblem.Inotherwords,thewholeissueoftheschoolasking
Prof.MerrileeBrinegar
parents for help was because of a simple problem regarding the lack of money in
schooladministrationhands.
Prof.MichaelHeinz
So this parent networking issue shows how the problems of the school
administration also have an impact on HUFSans’ campus lives. Though this
incidentisquietingdownnowatthispoint,youneverknowwhenanotherissuewill
unexpectedlyoccuroncampusbecausetherehavebeenendlessissuesandproblems
thattheschoolhashadahandin.
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solve them that leads to real improvements in campus conditions. The Argus will
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ParkJi-yeon
Editor-in-Chief

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