Infertility is a common problem among women, as there are over 6.1 million cases in the US, and can cause a woman and her partner much devastation. Luckily, there are techniques developed that allow infertile women to be able to bear her own child. One of the recent methods is called mitochondrial donation, although this…
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How the World Should Shift as We Age
Medical service has advanced for over years and years. A few centuries ago, unlicensed physicians performed surgery without professional tools; however, in this era, it is illegal to do so. Along with the advancement of treatments and hospitals, the average life expectancy has skyrocketed. In South Korea, women now live an average of six years…
The Truth in Applying to Colleges
According to NCES, around 20 million students are set to attend colleges and universities in the upcoming fall semester of 2019. And, it’s well known that the process of college applications is tiring and stressful especially when senior year hits. Every year, the competition is getting harsher as students start preparing for college applications…
The Effect of BTS on the South Korean Economy
BTS is undoubtedly the first thing that any foreigner will think of when someone utters the words “Korea.” BTS has become a global sensation with millions of fans listening to their songs and albums on a daily basis. This wave of popularity has had an undeniable effect on the economy of South Korea but…
The Stigma of Autism
Autism. A simple word but describing such a wide spectrum. Autism is a disorder related to brain development that impacts how a person perceives and socializes with others, causing problems in social interaction and communication. When we see an autistic individual, we may think of them as dull-witted and moronic, but the truth is, they…
Remembrance of Koreans’ Accomplishments and Pasts.
Growing up as a Korean in the US, I cannot help but be interested in landmarks and monuments that are named after famous Koreans or related to the country’s past. From this September, Koreatown in Los Angeles will have The Korea Daily Square between Wilshire Blvd and Normandie Ave and the official sign will be…
The Why Behind Trump’s Proposal to Buy Greenland
For many, Trump’s recent proposal to buy Greenland came as a major surprise, though the seemingly fanciful notion was quickly dismissed as little more than an attempted distraction from the president’s far greater problems – or, at worse, a bad joke. That is, until Trump canceled a meeting with Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen…
[Editor’s Column] Hong Kong Protests
Since March 31, 2019, people in Hong Kong have been protesting against a controversial extradition bill. After the 150-year period where Hong Kong was under British rule, in 1997 an agreement was made that allowed Hong Kong to have its own government system separate from China’s for the next 50 years. Despite the Hong Kong…
626 Night Market
626 Night Market is an annual market that allows people in the San Gabriel Valley to experience Asian culture during the summertime. The event takes place four weekends throughout July to September. Over 300 different food vendors, crafts, arts, games, and music/performance entertainment allows for a variety of social interactions in the venue. The 626…
KCON LA 2019, the Hallyu Wave, and More
On August 15, KCON LA 2019 officially began. KCON (Korean Convention) is described on the official KCON USA website as “the one place where every element of Hallyu encompassing pop music, TV dramas, movies, fashion, food, and beauty can be experienced and celebrated”. I was one such conventioner and audience member of KCON. But before…