‘Disadvantage of Districts’ for Busan Examinees on University Entrance
 It is not much of a surprise that the rate of examinees for university entrance in the Busan region entering into major universities in...
[Editorial] Rising Prices for New Year’s Day, Weary Folks
 New Year’s Day, the biggest festival in the nation, is just around the corner. The Bank of Korea has released four trillion won for the...
[Editorial] First Direct Election for Superintendent of Educational Affairs
 The election of a superintendent of educational affairs in Busan, who will be elected by a vote of residents for the first time in the...
Two-Stage Balanced Development with Substantial Outcome
 The Presidential Committee on Balanced National Development released yesterday two-stage balanced national development strategies that...
Conscription System Reform Should not Cause Worry by Nation
 The government released a plan to reform the conscription system yesterday as a part of ‘Vision 2030 Human Resources Application...
Recent Court Verdicts Consolidate ‘Right of Light’
 As apartments and communal houses are becoming more and more high-rise, disputes over the right of light are increasing. In relation to...
[Editorial] Busan Lotte World Up to the Expectations
 Construction of Busan Lotte World has finally commenced in earnest. Since beginning construction in 2000, it has now been eight years that...
[Editorial] Busan Still Ranks Low in Local Development
 'Here, Busan is the marine metropolis of Northeast Asia in the 21st Century,’ proclaims the web page of Busan Metropolitan City as it...
(Editorial) Faceless Dagger
 Entertainers who have every single detail of their personal lives opened and become social characters are indiscriminately treated with bad...
[Editorial] The Country that Cannot Protect the Families
 of Army Captives from North Korea
The Korean Consulate General in Shenyang, China neglected to protect the families of...

[Editorial] Crossbow Terrorizes Constitutionalism
 The incident of a crossbow attack on a high court chief judge, while serving on the court, is such a shock. It has rocked our social...
Management of Busan Cultural Center For a ‘New Frame’
 The Busan Cultural Center seems a distance away from the residents. On top of a sense of geographical distance, a sense of psychological...
[Editorial] President’s Indiscreet Proposal on the East Sea
 ‘The Blue House Briefing’ revealed yesterday, in the name of the head offices of unification, foreign affairs and national security...
[Editorial] The President Who Ignored National Opinion
 President Roh Moo Hyun expressed, at a meeting to greet the New Year held in the Blue House yesterday, that he once desired to rise in the...
Busan Reform Plan at the Beginning of the Year to Bear Fruit
 It is said that a plan for the day is made in the morning and a goal for the year is made on the first day of the new year. Therefore, it...
[Editorial] Whether the President be personally involved in a Dispute on Progres
 It is a commonplace affair that a president, as chief of the nation, communicates with the people through a statement or a press interview....

Amy Brown (L) gives performance artist Mark McGowan, disguised as US President George W. Bush, a kick in the rear end 22 February 2007 in New York. The McGowan-as-Bush character made his way through the streets of Manhattan wearing a sign urging passers by to kick him in the rear. AFP PHOTO


[Editorial] Long-Cherished Dream of The Southern Area, 12/29 08:47
[Editorial] No Trust in National Assembly, Government, 12/27 08:38
[Editorial] More Solid Management Needed for BEXCO 12/22 09:59
Scientific and Engineering Brains of a Study Abroad 12/20 08:22
[Editorial] Busan Municipal Mental Hospital to Cancel 12/15 08:51
[Editorial] Mistreatment of the Aged in an Aging Society 12/13 15:40
[Editorial] Slump in Foreign Exchange Rate 12/08 10:08
[Editorial] More Perfect and Thorough Supervision over 12/06 08:05
‘New Right Textbook’ With Troubled Perception of History 12/01 08:09
[Editorial] Hiking Restrictions on Mt. Jiri 11/29 08:13
 
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