Year: 2010
A Love Story between Korea and Germany (Life can be complicated! Especially if you love a Korean woman!)
By Thomas Holloway I traveled to Seoul on June 17, 2010, only two weeks after Kate left Berlin. At first...
INDIA IS INCREDIBLE, Pt. 2
By Fiona Isobel Jackson Read Part 1 In all we traveled in parts of five states, and mostly people were...
JET ECHO RETURNS!
Long time friends of DDD Magazine and now The Three Wise Monkeys, sound duo Jet Echo re-unites in Seoul for...
Cancers of Korean Education
By teen journalist Matt Choi According to recent research, South Korea is the second highest scoring country of average high...
Summer in Siam 2010- Back to School for the TESOL Cert!
THE URBAN PLUNGE By Mizaru Again, I had no idea what was to happen with the “Reds” protesters, and later...
INDIA IS INCREDIBLE!
By Fiona Isobel Jackson Part 1 . We spent a few days in Tibetan Buddhist Leh, which was probably my...
WELCOME TO PAUL! Special networking event where traditional French food meets art & culture
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th 2010 from 7:00 PM TO 9:00 PM @ PAUL (Yeouido) Marriott Luxury residences WELCOME TO PAUL! Enjoy...
Inside Korean College Life: 10 Survival Tips Pt. 2
By Elena j. (with insights from Angel R.) At university, “Meetings,” in the Korean sense, are not just any equivalent...
Turning 30 on the 13th Floor of a Korean Dorm Pt. 2—The Job
By Konrad K. Some of the adults in my English classes were alright. In the advanced classes some were friendly...
Complications of School Lunches
By Jimmy McIntyre There are never any plates; just one metal tray, with five inbuilt bowls, two large and three...
The Korea Times interview with 3WM—the one they wouldn’t run
Editor's Note: This interview was done during the first couple of issues that 3wm published. The Korea Times never published...
Inside Korean College Life: 10 Survival Tips Pt. 1
By Elena j. (with insights from Angel R.) Similar to the majority of 600,000 students that took the Korean College...
Turning 30 on the 13th Floor of a Korean Dorm Pt. 1
By Konrad K I really have no particular reason to stay here any longer. I guess I continue to stay...
Swing Out in Seoul
by Melanie Ehler “BK, how many days has it been?” I ask the Korean guy standing across from me at...
