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	[Art&Culture] A guide to Seollal: Lunar New Year in Korea As the Lunar New Year, or Seollal as it is known in Korean, approaches, we have delved into the archives of The Jeju Weekly to give you a co Jeju Weekly 2017-01-26

	[History] Shingugan: Past and present Moving, even under the best conditions, is a stressful task. A new house has to be found and the old one cleaned. Things have to be packed a Robert Neff 2017-01-20

	[Art&Culture] Emotional relevance in education Part II Mr. Hall taught math to 5th graders. He was tall, at least to an 11-year-old. He was also dour, humorless, and strict. He threw chalk board Justin Ferrell 2017-01-12

	[Art] The Cypher Jeju 1 poetry event Café mayB will be host to the Cypher Jeju 1 spoken word poetry event Jan. 15, 2017.Presented in part by Angle Magazine, this evening Hank Billiams 2017-01-05

	[Art] Revelations at Low Tide Artist Lee Dong-wook, known for his hyper-realistic and surrealistic sculptures of miniature human figurines, has brought a Low Tide to the Jia Min Tan 2017-01-05

	[Art&Culture] Emotional relevance in education Part I Korea is a land of education. In 2015 it led the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in tertiary completion, with Justin Ferrell 2016-12-12

	[Art&Culture] Diary of a temple stay Day 1My friend and I walked down the narrow road that leads to the temple, passing endless tangerine trees heavy with fruit. Turning a corne Ellinor Spång 2016-12-06

	[History] Ernest Henry Wilson’s Jeju connection This article is translated from the book, ‘Pioneers who highlighted the value of World Natural Heritage Jeju’. While the first pioneer in ou Jeju Weekly 2016-11-14

	[Art&Culture] Diversity and unity at the Jeju Art Fair Jeju Art Fair concluded its third annual event last Sunday, Oct. 30, 2016. Held for four days at the Setmulgol Inn Alley located in the hear Jia Min Tan 2016-11-01

	[Art&Culture] The village tree: Susan-ri near Aewol At first I thought Jeju had named a town after my mother. However, the “san” in Susan-ri rhymes with “Khan”. Founded at some point in the ea Justin Ferrell 2016-10-28

	[Art&Culture] The bathroom ghosts For many American children, answering the call of nature at night can be a terrifying adventure. We believe that the bogeyman lurks beneath Robert Neff 2016-10-28

	[Art&Culture] Comfort in the midst of darkness Why is it that even just a little bit of light comforts us when we are surrounded by darkness? Photographer Seung Wook Koh attempts to answe Thai An-Kim 2016-10-25

	[Art&Culture] Art exhibition: Dream of a Tree The Anthracite Coffee cafe will be hosting artist Mok-ka’s second solo exhibition “Dream of a Tree” until Nov. 15.Mok-ka’s style is eclectic Justin Ferrell 2016-10-24

	[Art&Culture] Human ecology: The Jeju Peace Festival “Many people don’t understand the spirit of the Peace Festival,” organizer Bang Seung-cheol explained over a cup of chai, “it’s not “good” b Justin Ferrell 2016-10-12

	[Art&Culture] Interview: Vertical dancers set sights on Jeju Pioneering vertical dance troupe BANDALOOP have recently been to Jeju to scout out spots for a potential performance.For those unfamiliar wi Duncan Elder 2016-10-07

	[Art&Culture] Exhibition review: Wind, the Sound of Eulalia Some of the most beautiful fall sceneries in Jeju are the fields of Eulalia swaying in the wind.Whether you are driving along the coast or c Thai An Kim 2016-10-06

	[Art&Culture] Triathlete and photographer captivated by Jeju’s haenyeo Jose Jeuland is a triathlete and photographer. He came to Jeju earlier in the year to compete in a 50km race in Hallasan National Park and t Jeju Weekly 2016-09-19

	[History] A guide to Chuseok This year the Chuseok holiday will take place from September 14 till 16. Over the years The Jeju Weekly has aquired quite a selection of art Jeju Weekly 2016-09-13

	[Art&Culture] Salgoce artists making waves on Jeju There is a street tucked away near Tapdong that you could almost miss if you weren’t paying attention, Gwandeok-ro.Unbeknownst to the idle v Ann Bush 2016-09-09

	[Art&Culture] Exhibition review: Byun Wol-ryong: The Master Returns to the Bosom of His Motherland Byun Wol-ryong: The Master Returns to the Bosom of His Motherland is an art exhibition currently being held at the Jeju Museum of Art.In thi Thai An Kim 2016-09-05

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