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Decision Changed in 66 Years, Constitutional Inconsistency of Abortion EDITOR’S LETTER Truth, Love, and Volunteering Editor’s Letter I finished a semester working as an editor-in-chief. When I first took over as an editor-in-chief, I felt a lot of pressure. However, I’ve published 2 articles and successfully completed the speech contest. Through this experience, I thought I could perform the role of the editor-in-chief well. Also, I was able to learn about the role of a leader while serving as the editor-in-chief. I want to explain the leader’s role related to our university ideology; Truth, Love, and Volunteering. These 3 things are the most important factors to be a trusted editor as well as the reporters. Truth, I want to explain why “truth” is important. I think truth can make a big difference. By pursuing the truth, I have learned the ability to run The Mokwon Chimes in a fair and clean way. In order to increase fairness, I disclosed all financial aspects of The Mokwon Chimes transparently to all reporters. Furthermore, I fairly distributed the articles regardless of the reporter’s status. Love. The power of love allowed all of our reporters to unite as one. Our reporters always write articles and organize events which related to The Mokwon Chimes with love in mind. We always investigated which topic interested the students and what is useful to our students. These enable us to write successful articles that satisfy students. Volunteering. I think a leader is a facilitator of the team. I think the most important thing for being a leader is serving other people without a position and a mind of dedication. These things made The Mokwon Chimes run well. I will play my role as a facilitator and leader to grow into a better team for the rest of the semester. Like this, our reporters will also serve The Mokwon Chimes with the spirit of volunteering. I want to insist that these 3 factors can change our lives. I think we can improve our lives by following these 3 things. The Mokwon Chimes will always strive to become a better university press than the year before. I’d like to say please keep your eyes on our articles and praise our hard working reporters. Truth, Love, and Volunteering. Lee Kyounghyun / Editor-in-chief 2 | MOKWON CHIMES CONTENTS THE MOKWON CHIMES JUNE 2019 CONTENT | VOL.166 EDITOR’S LETTER 02 Truth, Love, and Volunteering COMTENTS 03 THE MOKWON CHIMES JUNE 2019 VOL.166 NEWS 04 Two Men Who Can’t Go Back to Their Group 04 Nightmare of Jinju Apartment 05 Jason Mraz Confirmed His Concert in Korea in July 05 The Conflict between Government and Public Transportation MOKWON NEWS 06 Mokwon Cherry Blossom Festival and Night Market 08 The 24th English Speaking Contest hosted by TMC! 10 A Man with a Knife Is Walking Close to Mokwon University SOCIAL AFFAIRS 12 The Inflation: Suffering of the Working Class 14 Miserable Fire, Forest Fire 16 Disclosing Cho Doo-soon’s Face, a Dilemma between Public interest and Stigma 18 Decision Changed in 66 Years, Constitutional Inconsistency of Abortion INTERNATIONAL 20 Essential Meaning of a Global Volunteer 22 The Fire of Notre Dame Cathedral 24 BTS, How They Fascinate the World!! INTERVIEW 26 In Terms of Representative of Dorm Floor 28 A UNIVERSITY STUDENT WHO WORKS PART-TMIE JOB 30 Welcome to Mokwon! FOREIGN STUDENTS 32 Apply for M-Supporters! EDITORIAL 33 “Why Tears Are Salty” OPINION 34 How was this Issue? & Recruiting New Reporters June 2019 | 3 NEWS NEWSNEWS Two Men Who Can’t Go Back to Their Group By Lee Soonji Desk-Manager [email protected] No one disliked TVXQ or Big Bang when you were in school. After a long time, the five members are now unable to stand on the same stage. The public is constantly looking at the entertainment industry with suspicion day after day. Also, public discontent grows with all the different police investigations. Park Yoo-chun, who was one of TVXQ's members, was questioned by the drug investigation team of the Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police Agency for two consecutive days. After Hwang Ha-na, the only granddaughter of Namyang Dairy's founder, was arrested on drug charges, police applied for a travel ban on Park and raided his home, vehicle and mobile phone. In addition, Park Yoo-chun was investigated in front of an ATM in Seoul earlier this year. CCTV proof showed hundreds of thousands of won deposited into an account suspected of being a drug dealer. As such, the police investigation into Park was quick and lasted just two weeks. Thanks to the police's speedy investigation, Park admitted to the charge. This resulted in lots of complaints about the lack of progress in the investigation about “Burning Sun”. Netizens suspect that the media reports on Park Yoo-chun's police investigation are intended to mask their interest in Seung-ri scandal, who was one of the members of Big Bang. As such, the Burning Sun case has not produced any significant results in the months since the allegations surfaced. Nightmare of Jinju Apartment By Choi Yunyeong Desk-Manager [email protected] On April 17, 5 people were killed in a Jinju apartment. During the incident, the criminal was holding a deadly weapon in his hands and used it to harm the residents. As a result, the arson (mention the fire before this sentence) and murder - 5 residents were dead, and 13 people were injured. The victims were women, and children. Before he wielded the weapon, 8 people who inhaled the smoke were brought to the hospital. The criminal set fire to his house and he shouted 'Fire! Then he expected the frightened people to come out to escape, while he waited for them on the second floor. And then, he killed the people who evacuated to the entrance with his knives. After he was arrested, he stated 'I committed the crime because of a delayed payment of my wages' in the state of extremely excited. He was not intoxicated at the time of the crime. 4 | MOKWON CHIMES NEWS Jason Mraz Confirmed His Concert in Korea in July By Yoo Jinho Desk-mananger [email protected] Jason Mraz is an acoustic singer-songwriter of sweet and warm sensibility. He delivered a message of warm comfort and peace through his songs. Many people like him and his songs. With A guitar around his shoulder and his hat, an indispensable item, he is loved with a bright smile and constant positive energy over time. Jason Mraz, who had developed his dream of becoming a singer by performing live at a small cafe in San Diego, in 2002, he made his dream debut with his first album "Waiting for My Rocket to Come." Although it was not a commercial success, the song 'I Won't Worry' slowly came into the public spotlight as it ranked 15th on the Billboard singles chart. Jason Mraz will visit Korea in July after five years. The event is really being looked forward to as he will be sharing the stage with Raining Jane. Raining Jane is an electric rock-folk band that consists of four female musicians and deals with a wide range of instruments, ranging from guitar, cello, bass, drums, and percussion, as well as vocals. They have been performing together since Jason Mraz's performance in 2006. After that, Raining Jane joined Jason Mraz's fifth album [Yes!] in writing and composing the album in earnest, and they have been on world tour with Jason Mraz. In the upcoming concert, Raining Jane will help Jason Mraz as a strong supporting team. He has visited many cities in Korea such as Busan, Daejeon, and Daegu. He will perform in Seoul and Busan again this time. If you want to go to the performance, please don't miss the ticketing. The conflict between Government and Public Transportation By Yang Hwidong Staff-Reporter [email protected] In May 2019, intra-city bus workers or employees announced their walkout. This was due to a conflict between the government and intra-city bus companies. Direct reason for this walkout was ’the 52 workweek hours’ which started on June 1st, 2018. Drivers of intra-city buses originally worked 60 hours per week. However, the workout was delayed until June 1st, 2019. So, they started to negotiate with the government. They insist that when this system applied, drivers’ salary will be amazingly decrease. Also, when this system starts companies will need to hire more than 15,000 new drivers. But, most people say they will not join the bus company because when they compare their salary with the inter-city bus company because inter- city bus company’s salary is much higher than those. To solve this problem, various region’s intra-bus companies started to negotiate with the government, but the government was inactive about this issue. So, the drivers announced the walkout. At first, most of the cities participated in this walkout. But, drivers in eight metropolitan cities and provinces agreed on wage hikes and other working conditions and scrapped the strike, with Seoul making a deal 90 minutes before the planned walkout and agreeing on a salary hike of 3.6 percent and a gradual extension of the retirement age from 61 to 63. However, some cities didn’t scrap the strike and delayed the strike. The government need to consider a countermeasure to serve more convenience of intra-city bus. June 2019 | 5 MOKWON NEWS Mokwon Cherry Blossom Festival and Night Market Choi Yunyeong Desk-Manager [email protected] The 5th Mokwon Cherry Blossom Festival was held at the Mokwon sports stadium from April 2 to 3 this year.
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