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Editorial
GettingontheFlowof
Change
I
n recent days, Korea has been undergoing many changes. The Moon Jae-in
ESTABLISHED1954
government, which was launched on May 10, 2017, will finish its term on
May 9, 2022, and will now pass the baton on to Yoon Suk-yeol from May
Publishedmonthlyexceptonschoolholidaysbyand
10,2022.Thishistoricbatonpassingisexpectedtohaveabigimpact.Amongthe
for the students of Hankuk University of Foreign
bigripplesarechangesintheKoreanagecalculationmethod.BornonDecember
Studies, TheArgus, the oldest campus English
24, 2000, I am one year older than those born in 2001 even though there is just
magazine in Korea, pursues the highest standard of
a little, thin boundary of one week to 2001. This is due to the unique Korean
campusjournalismandacademism.
age counting system. However, Yoon Suk-yeol has made a pledge to come up
withaplantotransformKorea’sage-countingmethodtointernationalstandards.
Definitely,thiswillcertainlymakequiteadifferenceinsocialandculturalsectors,
?PresidentandPublisher Prof.ParkJeong-Woon
and even personal relationships; yesterday’s friend can be tomorrow’s senior. If
?ExecutiveEditor
Prof.KwonIksoo
you,myfellowreaderofTheArgus,arecuriousaboutsuchissues,Irecommend
reading The Argus’s intersectional collaboration article, “How Old Are You?”
?CopyReaders
Prof.MerrileeBrinegar
by staff reporter Kim Jin-seo of the social section and staff reporter Cho Eun of
Prof.JosephR.Vincent
the culture section. Aside from the change in age counting system, Yoon Suk-
Prof.ChrisKobylinski
yeolhasmademanyveryinnovativepledges:securitymoneyof500,000wonper
?Editor-in-Chief
ParkKun-ha(S-2)
monthforyouthtotakealeapforward,andabolitionofmorethan80regulations
for the growth of private companies. No one knows yet whether these changes
?AssociateEditor
LimSe-jin(GB-4)
will be growing pains or the beginning of a catastrophe. However, I respect and
ShinJun-seo(ELC-2)
support the blood, sweat, and tears of those who promote innovation and strive
for change, taking a huge risk. The Argus of HUFS, which contains the deepest
?StaffReporters
ChoEun(LCS-2)
history among the English newspapers of Korean universities, should also pay
KimJin-seo(ELLT-2)
attentiontotheneweraandtheconsequencesofnewchangesandplaytheroleof
KimYe-ji(D-3)
theuniversitystudents’eyesandlips.
YangYu-min(IS-2)
Meanwhile, COVID-19, which had been on the rise for a long time, is now
familiar within the social perception as a lighter daily subject in Korea. Even if
?EditorialConsultant
NamGyeong-eun
thepersonaroundyouisconfirmedtohaveacold,itisnotabigdeal.Asaresult
?Illustrator
YangHee-sun
ofsocialperception,theculturalmarketin2022isbecomingmoreactivethanin
2019 and 2021. Not only the singer’s stage, but also energetic festivals gradually
began to display fireworks. Pay attention to the “Palace Culture Festival,” which
will be held from May 10 to 22, and to reporter Cho’s Culture Trip column,
“Blooming with History and Story: Visiting the Korean Palaces.” The clash
between the old of tradition and the new of modernity is expected to create a
discontented spectacle in most cases, but it doesn’t have to. In this May issue,
The Argus leads reader to recognize and start a conversation about tomorrow’s
changes.
107,Imun-ro,Dongdaemun-gu,Seoul,Korea
(PostalCode02450)
ByParkKun-ha
Tel:(02)2173-2508 Fax:2173-2509
Editor-in-Chief
81, Oedae-ro, Mohyeon-eup, Cheoin-gu Yongin, Gyeonggi
Province,Korea
(PostalCode17035)Tel:(031)330-4113
PrintedbyHONGDESIGN!Tel:464-5167Fax:464-5168
GettingontheFlowof
Change
I
n recent days, Korea has been undergoing many changes. The Moon Jae-in
ESTABLISHED1954
government, which was launched on May 10, 2017, will finish its term on
May 9, 2022, and will now pass the baton on to Yoon Suk-yeol from May
Publishedmonthlyexceptonschoolholidaysbyand
10,2022.Thishistoricbatonpassingisexpectedtohaveabigimpact.Amongthe
for the students of Hankuk University of Foreign
bigripplesarechangesintheKoreanagecalculationmethod.BornonDecember
Studies, TheArgus, the oldest campus English
24, 2000, I am one year older than those born in 2001 even though there is just
magazine in Korea, pursues the highest standard of
a little, thin boundary of one week to 2001. This is due to the unique Korean
campusjournalismandacademism.
age counting system. However, Yoon Suk-yeol has made a pledge to come up
withaplantotransformKorea’sage-countingmethodtointernationalstandards.
Definitely,thiswillcertainlymakequiteadifferenceinsocialandculturalsectors,
?PresidentandPublisher Prof.ParkJeong-Woon
and even personal relationships; yesterday’s friend can be tomorrow’s senior. If
?ExecutiveEditor
Prof.KwonIksoo
you,myfellowreaderofTheArgus,arecuriousaboutsuchissues,Irecommend
reading The Argus’s intersectional collaboration article, “How Old Are You?”
?CopyReaders
Prof.MerrileeBrinegar
by staff reporter Kim Jin-seo of the social section and staff reporter Cho Eun of
Prof.JosephR.Vincent
the culture section. Aside from the change in age counting system, Yoon Suk-
Prof.ChrisKobylinski
yeolhasmademanyveryinnovativepledges:securitymoneyof500,000wonper
?Editor-in-Chief
ParkKun-ha(S-2)
monthforyouthtotakealeapforward,andabolitionofmorethan80regulations
for the growth of private companies. No one knows yet whether these changes
?AssociateEditor
LimSe-jin(GB-4)
will be growing pains or the beginning of a catastrophe. However, I respect and
ShinJun-seo(ELC-2)
support the blood, sweat, and tears of those who promote innovation and strive
for change, taking a huge risk. The Argus of HUFS, which contains the deepest
?StaffReporters
ChoEun(LCS-2)
history among the English newspapers of Korean universities, should also pay
KimJin-seo(ELLT-2)
attentiontotheneweraandtheconsequencesofnewchangesandplaytheroleof
KimYe-ji(D-3)
theuniversitystudents’eyesandlips.
YangYu-min(IS-2)
Meanwhile, COVID-19, which had been on the rise for a long time, is now
familiar within the social perception as a lighter daily subject in Korea. Even if
?EditorialConsultant
NamGyeong-eun
thepersonaroundyouisconfirmedtohaveacold,itisnotabigdeal.Asaresult
?Illustrator
YangHee-sun
ofsocialperception,theculturalmarketin2022isbecomingmoreactivethanin
2019 and 2021. Not only the singer’s stage, but also energetic festivals gradually
began to display fireworks. Pay attention to the “Palace Culture Festival,” which
will be held from May 10 to 22, and to reporter Cho’s Culture Trip column,
“Blooming with History and Story: Visiting the Korean Palaces.” The clash
between the old of tradition and the new of modernity is expected to create a
discontented spectacle in most cases, but it doesn’t have to. In this May issue,
The Argus leads reader to recognize and start a conversation about tomorrow’s
changes.
107,Imun-ro,Dongdaemun-gu,Seoul,Korea
(PostalCode02450)
ByParkKun-ha
Tel:(02)2173-2508 Fax:2173-2509
Editor-in-Chief
81, Oedae-ro, Mohyeon-eup, Cheoin-gu Yongin, Gyeonggi
Province,Korea
(PostalCode17035)Tel:(031)330-4113
PrintedbyHONGDESIGN!Tel:464-5167Fax:464-5168
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