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	The Night Is Always Young Here 02/12/2010 One of the first things I noticed when I came to Seoul was how late people stay out at night. Coming from Chicago, I was used to young people going to bars or clubs late on weekends. But in Seoul it s...
	Korea -Something You Don't Get Everywhere 02/12/2010 “This is the best thing we’ve seen in Korea!” This exclamation came from my mother on her fourth day here at an unlikely tourist spot, the Noryangjin Fish Market. I had lived here for over five years,...
	Learning to Enjoy the True Charms of Korea 02/08/2010 A couple of years ago, in the early throes of spring, I was sent to write a story about the then newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites on Jeju Island. Long famed among Koreans as the country’s ...
	You Can Never Be Bored in Korea 02/08/2010 Pojangmacha. As the teeth of winter bite down on Korea, small oases of warmth and comfort food beckon customers on city streets with plumes of steam. Coming out of the noraebang with a group of friend...
	Dear Korea, Please Return My Daughter, as Your Charms Took Her Away From Me 01/25/2010 Dear Korea, in this letter, I’d first like to thank you for giving my daughter such a wonderful experience in your presence. Secondly, I am now kindly asking you to stop, and try to be a little more d...

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