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All posts tagged "education"
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Where should I go to college? Student stories, UC Irvine
By Carolyn Chang I chose to go to UCI because my sister was currently going there, and it was close to home in Palos Verdes to get something in case I forgot it, but it wasn’t close...
- Posted September 30, 2015
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Better study environment needed in Mexico for young orphans
For people living in California, especially in Irvine, it will be hard to imagine a place without clean water, sufficient food, and protective shelter. However, people living just a few hours away from us across the borders...
- Posted September 29, 2015
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DC-area Korean American students receive scholarships
By The Korea Times Washington, D.C. staff Sixty-six East Coast Korean American students received a total of $139,000 in scholarship money Saturday. The Korean American Scholarship Foundation’s eastern chapter held the ceremony inside Sheraton Tysons Hotel near...
- Posted September 29, 2015
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Korean American scholarship foundation awards $100,000
By Park Ji-hye Fifty college students received a total of $100,000 in scholarship from the Korean American Scholarship Foundation Sunday. Held inside the Oxford Palace Hotel in Koreatown, Los Angeles, the scholarship ceremony saw students each receiving...
- Posted September 28, 2015
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Where should I go to college? Student stories, NYU
Tae Young Woo is an undergraduate student at NYU and has worked at the school’s admissions office. By Tae Young Woo I am a third-year undergraduate student at New York University (NYU) studying computer science. After attending...
- Posted September 23, 2015
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S. Korean students learn about comfort women with new textbooks
By Kim Se-jeong Thirty-two students at Yonhi Middle School in Seoul had a special history class on sexual slavery during World War II, using special textbooks, Tuesday. The workbooks, along with a three-minute video, were released as...
- Posted September 22, 2015
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Good News: Billionaire hedge fund founder gives $15,000 to 800 NY teachers
By Brian Han Among OECD countries, the U.S. ranks below average in terms of teacher salaries. So much so that founder of $22 billion Renaissance Technologies and respected mathematician Jim Simons decided to do something about it to...
- Posted September 15, 2015