Month: April 2011
Expat Art Careerists Launch vol.1 of CONCRETE EXPERIENCE
By Mizaru Expat Art Careerists launch vol.1 of CONCRETE EXPERIENCE: Transposition There is a tried and true Irish myth-lore that...
A Korean Co-Ed in NYC Pt. 2: Kim Yuna, Elie Wiesel and the UN
By Elena J. Not all meetings I attended revolved around such problematic and arduous issues such as Cuban embargo crisis....
A Brief History of Korean Animation Pt. 2 1967-1972: The First Wave
By Thomas Giammarco On May 16, 1961, Korea experienced a coup that left the nation under the control of a...
Up the Irons, MF’ers! Iron Maiden Loses Its ‘Korean Virginity’
By Jesse Coy It's March 10, and damn, I’m on the bus to Seoul, where I can finally see one...
Teachers Association Opens Up Doors to All Expats
Press Release from AFEK The Association for F-Class Expatriates within Korea (AFEK) has opened up its doors to all expats...
A Korean Co-Ed in NYC Pt. 1: Wall Street, Good Morning America, Ban Ki-moon and the UN
By Elena J. Every winter and summer break, my college, Yonsei University, offers a program called “Global Career Tours,” arranging...
Geishas and Gamma Rays: Expat Bloggers in Japan Recount the Tohuko Quake and Tsunami
By R.M. Adamson The early spring shower that fell outside my window on Thursday, April 7, was radioactive, or so...
A Brief History of Korean Animation Pt. 1: The Early Years
By Thomas Giammarco The first animated films in eastern Asia were the British-made Colonel Heeza Liar series of short films...
Concert Diary: Eric Clapton Olympic Stadium Seoul
By Jesse Coy This is later, and boy, was I happy that I took the 1 p.m. and not the...
Beware of them Autobikes!
By Jen Lee If you walk the streets and sidewalks of Seoul, then you know that there's always a quick...
Suicide in Korea: KAIST and the Many Thousands More
By Iwazaru The recent string of suicides at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) provides South Korea...
The New Phillies and the Expat Life of a Myanmar Refugee in Seoul
By Scott Liam Soper It’s the new again Phillies opening night Saturday, April 2 and I have plans to show...
Dancing with Nietzsche—A tiger, a bear, a lot of soju and an MTV gig: Act 4
By Tiger and Bear with illustrations by James Wilson Given the night's events we felt it was only right to...
Letter on Japan: Before and After the Quake (Pt. 2)
By Sam Sheppard Overwhelmingly, at least until the earthquake struck, the Koreans I met chose to ignore Japan as much...
A South Korean Farm, a Brother & Sister, a Forbidden Love
Lonely C by Wolf Lamb Vs Soulclap By Nils Clauss with Neil Dowling This video was shot on a small...
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