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In order to celebrate the Fourth Day of the Global Korean Overseas, there was a meritori-ous compatriot award ceremony at The Consul-ate general of the Republic of Korea in Boston on November 17, 2010. President Lee, Myung Bak, the Consul General, Jooseok Kim awarded the meritorious compatriots in New England.
The Honorable President Award was award-ed to Kim, Jeomsoon of Maine. She was the chairperson of Korean-Women Society. The Prime Minister Award was presented to Kim, Kyungwon. He is the director of US Taekwondo Education Foundation. Lastly, Cho, Myungjin the previous President of Korean Society of Rhode Island was awarded with this award.
Ms. Kim, who received the first award respec-tively, expressed her thanks in that she came to the United State in the 1970s when she was nineteen. Now, she is sixty and she said, I just did what I wanted to do for the Korean soci-ety and now I have been presented with this
award. I am sorry to those who have actually accomplished wonderful things for the Korean Society. She later addressed her award to her father devoting himself in the Korean War.
Mr. Kim, Kyungwon from Massachusetts re-ceived the Prime Minister Award. He started the US Taekwondo Education Foundation and he started to teach his student in Chicopee Pub-lic Schools. Now, more than 100 public schools provide Taekwondo as part of their official cur-riculum. He has a made a huge contribution in the United Stated for Korea. He enhanced our national prestige.
President Yu, HanSun of the Korean Society of New England and his family were present at the award ceremony. Other presidents of Ko-rean Societies and family members of the Con-sulate General were all celebrating the awards in Boston on Wednesday.
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This past week on November 17th, there was a seminar regard-ing the Grass Root Movement. It was held in the Kaya Restau-rant in Cambridge, MA. Around fifty voters participated in the meeting and discussed the current issues about voters votes in the meeting.
In the meeting, Director, Dong Seok Kim, of the Korean Vot-ers Association in the United States stated, When you cast one vote towards the election, we will be able to build the strongest and most powerful political voice in the United States. Therefore, we need to cast the votes on each election and by doing this, our voices will be heard towards the political decision making process in the United States. Our positions may be upgraded to build up on Korean Voter Network.
Director Kim, provided an example of the 1995 Los Angeles Riots. The political groups the United States did not take care in the Korean War were ignored and a serious physical and fi-nancial loss occurred. The US government and political groups did not provided any benefiting factors from the riot. What we need from this knowledge is that we need to gather and cast our votes. We need to raise our voices for the political group. So for this reason, the Grass Root Movement was built.
While the movement was in action, there were many achieve-ments and a overall positive view on Korea was noticed. The most important achievement and critical result by doing this project, was that Korea became one of Visa Exemptions coun-tries. This way, many Koreans are able to visit Korea and the US without a visa. Many politicians in the US started to recognize Comfort women. Poliicians were able to pass the legislative de-cision urging Japan to apologize to the comfort women officially through the legislative branch from the US Congress. Many is-sues regarded the protection of Dokdo. It was discussed and activated through the Grass Root Movement and especially in Boston; the Grass Root Movement is with Choi, Hyeyeon who is doing a legal battle against Toyota. Director Kim sent a message out in search of hope to have a better case conclusion.
He also stressed that all of these are possible from the power of the voters casting their votes. He defines three important conditions. First, the electorates active participation is valued. Second, issues should be able to be appealed to a higher politi-cal power and persuade the authority group. Lastly, in gathering the votes, these conditions should harmonize well enough their goal.
In this meeting, Nah, Wonchang, secretary of the Korea Em-bassy attended at the meeting and he explained the importance of the Korea-US FTA Business Coalition, and he requested the Korean community to participate in the online Action Center act.koreauspartnership.org to combine forces to urge ratifica-tion of FTA Business Coalition as soon as possible.
This meeting was held by the Korea Economic Institute.
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Like You Know It All by Hong Sang-soo (2009, 126 min). A filmmaker asked to serve on a film festival jury, Ku drinks and fumbles his way through every one of his responsibilities. His true personality is eventually exposed: hes a self-centered adulterer who constantly craves the spotlight. After traveling to Jeju Island, he repeats the same mistakes, unable to learn from his past.
BAREFOOT DREAMFri, Dec 3, 8:00 pm / Sun, Dec 5, 11:20 am
Barefoot Dream by Kim Tae-geun (2010, 121 min.). Former soccer player Won-kang heads to East Timor thinking that there would be plenty of opportunities for him. Instead, he finds children playing soccer in bare feet because their families dont have money for shoes. Inspired by the kids devotion to the game and seeing their potential, Won-kang decides to be their coach. This feel-good family film is South Koreas nominee for Best Foreign Language Film in this years Academy Awards.
MOTHERSat, Dec 4, 10:30 am
Mother by Bong Joon-ho (2009, 129 min.). After a night of heavy drinking, Yoon Do-joon follows a girl home, intent on sleeping with her. She turns down his proposition, throws a rock at him, and chases him away. When she is found dead the next day, Yoon Do-joon is the key suspect in the girls death, but his overprotective mother maintains his innocence and is determined to clear his name.
BRAND NEW LIFESst, Dec 4, 5:00 pm / Sun, Dec 5, 4:00 pm
Brand New Life by Qunie Lecomte (2009, 92 min.). When nine-year-old Jin-hees father takes her out for an extravagant day of shopping, she finally feels loved and accepted by him. Af-ter he abandons her at a Catholic orphanage, the devastated young girl realizes the gifts were a feeble attempt to assuage her fathers guilt. She must now learn to accept her new fate and prepare for her adoption by a foreign family.
SECRET SUNSHINEThu, Dec 9, 5:20 pm / Fri, Dec 10, 3:20 pm
Secret Sunshine by Chang-don Lee (2007, 142 min.). Shin-ae (Jeon Do-yeon), a young window, moves with her young son from Seoul to Miryang, the nondescript southeastern Korean city where her husband was born. As she tries to create a new life for herself, another tragic event turns her life upside down. Actress Jeon Do-yeon was awarded Best Actress at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival for her fearless performance.
DREAMSat, Dec 11, 10:30 am
Dream by Kim Ki-duk (2008, 95 min.). After dreaming he caused a traffic accident, Jin wakes to discover the accident really occurred, except he wasnt the driver. The police sus-pect Ran, a woman who claims to have no involvement. As Jins dreams become increasingly bizarre, the police discover that Jins dreams are actually Rans experiences during her sleepwalking.
BREATHLESSSat, Dec 11, 5:00 pm
Breathless by Yang Ik-june (2008, 130 min.). An extortionist and henchman for a local gangster, Man-shik, Songhoon has known violence all his life. Things begin to change, however, when he meets Han Yeon-heui. Victimized by her mentally ill father and brutish brother, shes not intimidated by Song-hoons hard exterior. An unlikely bond develops between the two, but when Han Yeon-heuis brother joins Man-shiks gang, the couple soon realizes their fragile emotional connection may not survive.
ROUGH CUTSun, Dec 12, 2:30 pm
Rough Cut by Jang Hoon (2008, 113 min.). Typecast as a vi-olent gangster, film star Su-tas enormous ego and turbulent personal life only to add to his fame. After he injures a fellow actor on set, production is shut down, and everyone refuses to work with him. He soon meets mob boss Gang-pae, a great fan of Su-tas and a wannabe actor himself. Su-ta offers him a role, but Gang-pae has one condition: the fights must be real
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Many students with perfect SAT scores were asked to give three points of advice and in total ten were compiled for students who are preparing for the SAT currently. Achieving a perfect score is more than just continual training. (The percentage represents the agree-ing answers.)
Tip One: Read Everything; 50%Some may read just to get good grades in school, but it helps in receiving high scores too! This is a very crucial point that needs to get across. Rather than reading only best-selling books, it is important to read challenging reads. Newspapers and classic novels are a great source of rich vocabulary and building critical analysis skills.
Tip Two: Practice; 42% Buy SAT prep books or have them on hand. The books will provide you with test taking strategies and other notes, but the most important part is the back of the book. The books allow practice using multiple tests. It is beneficial for you to take the test in the given time
and try to maximize your score in the time frame.
Tip Three: Relaxation is key, Its just the SAT; 41%It really just is a test. Concentrate on taking the tests and calm yours nerves. You are prepared by the time you walk in that class room and therefore you just need to be con-fident in yourself. It is more likely to receive lower scores with a low confidence level.
Encouragement will raise scores.
Tip Four: Memorize Vocabulary; 20% Memorizing vocabulary always helps. Enriching your vocabulary is not only for the SAT and keep learning more words. There is no shortcut in learning the definitions of the vo-cabulary. However, flashcards or other learning techniques are helpful.
Tip Five: Dont study the night before. Go sleep; 14%On school tests, studying the most you possibly can is great. History, physics, etc. This plan works great, but for the SAT you need sleep. It will help you relax, and be wide awake in the duration of the test.
Tip Six: Pace yourself; 9% Be healthy, but also pace yourself. It is essential.
Tip Seven: Focus on your weaknesses; 8% Some focus on their strengths, but they should really be working on their weaknesses because you are weak.
Tip Eight: Check your work, twice; 7% Always go back and check your work, it may be different.
Tip Nine: Prepare Early; 7% If you plan on taking the SAT junior year, at least start preparing for the SAT as a sopho-more. The earlier, the better your score will be.
Tip Ten: Take a Prep Course; 5% Most students do not study by themselves but it is an important step in reaching higher scores.
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Dear Ducky,
My life is so stressful and I wonder why everyone else looks very relaxed. There are so many things that my par-ents want me to do! They want me to be a doctor or a lawyer when I grow up. My moms a doctor, and my dad is a lawyer so that is where the expectations stem from. Also, all Korean parents seem to want their children to be-come doctors or lawyers, as if thats the only job in todays world! I think my mom wanted to be a lawyer but became a doctor because she is always nagging me to become a lawyer like my dad, and with my dad vice versa. Why do parents give their unfulfilled dreams to their children and want it to be granted by us? I am not a leprechaun! I cant just become this amazing lawyer or doctor. We have our own dreams and failures. I want to be an engineer and make my dream car. Some days, I just want to be a librari-an and then I would be able to read books forever and ever. Whenever I ever I pass by the ice cream section at Hmart, I want to own a supermarket and then I would be able to own all that ice cream! The last one was a little forced, but whenever I tell my parents they scold me and insist that I was born to be a lawyer, or doctor. How can I change their expectations? Or, should I just change my dreams? Sincerely,Dream Shifter
Dear Dream Shifter,
You parents just want the best education and best life path for you. They are not necessarily trying to make you ac-complish what they couldnt because your parents are al-ready very well off. Try to understand your parents. Also, when your parents are discussing educational paths you just rebel and say that you want to own a grocery store that would make the nicest people in the world a little angry. That is like telling someone that is giving you 984833453372 dollars that you do not need it because you already own that much money. If you were smart about your actions, you would receive the money gratefully and move on with life. Live on with your parents expectations because they are really good, but if you really cant just aim for one job. Do not change your dreams because there is not even one job that you really want to be, so you can keep brainstorming. Follow your heart,Ducky Dear Ducky,
There is a boy in my Italian class. End of story? My years of friendship with my best friend is about to end because of this one boy. My friend really likes him, but sometimes I feel like he likes me. I dont like him at all, but sometimes
my friend is overly reactive in front of him so we started to talk more often. I do not want to lose my friend because of him. I like both of them as friends! I also need to study, I should be studying instead of writing this question. What can I do? How can I keep them both as my friends, even if my friend starts noticing he likes me? Sincerely, Broken Triangle
Dear Broken Triangle,
You dont exactly know that he likes you and he just may be a very kind person in general. If you want to think that he likes you, that is okay too. However, just do not make any hasty mistakes with an assumption that he likes you. If he really does not, your friend will not notice anything weird either. You have years of friendship and therefore your friendship will not break that easily due to one guy. Do you like him also? Because if you didnt this is not that big of deal. Just let your friend like him, and life has a way of working things out.Dont Assume,Ducky Dear Ducky,
Apparently, I have attitude. Well, thats okay because I think that they just cant understand how I think. When-ever I say something, they just make me so mad with their negative feedback and so I get mad. I am not a robot. Im also not a cyborg. I dont have a programmed set of rules in my head and therefore I rebel with this so called at-titude. They get mad so easily! I do not know what to do because now if I open my mouth they say Im rude. What can I even do? Sincerely,So Annoyed
Dear So Annoyed, In that case, you should start off with a clean slate. Prove to your parents that you can be nice without attitude. Also, think about everything you say twice before it gets let out in to the world. This way, you know for sure that you are not giving off this attitude that your parents scold about. They know that you are not a robot, but maybe they just would like you to be submissive and care for your par-ents. As long as you think about every move you do before hand, you should be fine.Good luck,Ducky Dear Ducky,
I sometimes get, like one, bad grade on a test and I just
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It is not illegal to not tell your grades to your parents once in a while but if your parents want you to tell them your grades you should tell them. Also, if they did not believe you I guess you will just have to be more careful next time. You do not want your parents to be mad at you just because you didnt tell them one test grade. Be happy that you have all good test grades, and keep up the good work!Good luck,Ducky Dear Ducky,
One day my mom gave me a huge To Do list. She might as well have thrown some huge mountain boulder on my head and knocked me unconscious. The boulder was labeled To Do and I am crumbling underneath it. Scary picture, right? Why does she give me so many things to do! I have to play the piano, go to lesson, clarinet lessons, clarinet practice, tutors for various subjects, school homework, church ac-tivities, soccer practice, read my books, eat, sleep, the list goes on! If I do all these things, the last agenda item will be crossed off. My mom said without these tasks, I cannot survive in this world. I feel like if I do these tasks I will be crushed by the boulder and fail miserably to my death under a rock. What can I do? I want a life, and work hard in it, but I would like to awake. Sincerely,Walking Zombie
Dear Walking Zombie,
That is actually very scary. I am sure that this To Do list is very big if you compared it to a big boulder that will crush you. I am sure you can survive in this world, but your mom means that she wants you to live with no regrets and fulfill-ing all aspects of a good college resume. Get rid of the im-age of a boulder crushing your death because that way you will be able to start the To Do list with less fear of failure.Start your list,Ducky
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