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Art&Culture - Review (Total 85)

	[Review] New Korean National Parks photo book a picturesque treat Dawn breaks over Gongnyong-neungseon Ridge (Dinosaur Ridge) in Seoraksan National Park, revealing endless layers of mountains capped by maje Douglas MacDonald 2012-02-09

	[Review] 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol' Cruise and company globe trot across locales like Moscow, Dubai, and Mumbai in the blink of an eye, performing fake seductions, gangland exc Anahita Dehbonehie 2011-12-29

	[Review] Finding your own way to happiness If you are not a fan of the usual Hollywood blockbusters filled with immoderate plots and glamorous scenes, and prefer to look for a gentle Angela Kim 2011-12-09

	[Review] 'Understanding Korean Art: From the Prehistoric through the Modern Day' “Understanding Korean Art: From the Prehistoric through the Modern Day” is one of a series of five textbooks put forth by the Korean Cultura Reviewed by Lauren Flenniken 2011-12-09

	[Review] 'Twilight' is fading fast in precursor to finale Following the tearful goodbyes to friends and family, Bella and Edward depart for a honeymoon in paradise, on a near empty island off the Br John Keith 2011-12-05

	[Review] A sentimental joyride through a bygone Paris This is the Paris Gil feels he was made for and returns to it on subsequent nights meeting the likes of Salvidor Dali, Man Ray, Gertrude Ste The Jeju Weekly 2011-12-01

	[Review] Pioneering 'personal' documentary attempts to break down prejudice On Nov. 19 at Art Space C in Jeju City roughly 40 people, mainly Westerners, were on hand to watch “Miracle on Jongno Street,” the first Kor Jeju Weekly 2011-11-26

	[Review] The world of violence through a young boy's eyes At the start of this year, my brother was beaten up on the street and had to be hospitalized. This experience left me terrified at how men c Oh Ji Su 2011-11-26

	[Review] An almost too timely satire It is high time that Justin Timberlake receive commendation for a career revival well done. Easily, Mr. Timberlake could have been a has-bee John Keith 2011-11-12

	[Review] 'A History of Korea: From Antiquity to the Present' by Michael J. Seth “A History of Korea: From Antiquity to the Present” by Michael J. Seth, associate professor of History at James Madison University, is a com Lauren Flenniken 2011-11-12

	[Review] A night of intrigue, surprise, and detection It was the night of Christmas Eve when two shots were fired in the palace of the noble Anderson family and one woman mysteriously disappears Kim Jung Lim 2011-10-28

	[Review] 'The Crucible' There have been more and more media reports recently about sexual crimes and abuses occurring in education settings in Korea. The new Korean Angela Kim 2011-10-28

	[Review] 'My Korean Deli: Risking It All for a Convenience Store' “In America, kids are supposed to antagonize their parents: they’re supposed to torture them as teenagers, abandon them in college, then wri Jenna Houts 2011-10-28

	[Review] Only a kidnapping of your time Imagine the pitch Mr. Singleton must have made: “It will be a thriller called “Abduction,” but there will not be a single kidnapping, not a John Keith 2011-10-10

	[Review] A finely wrought prequel, with an emotional punch Though one of the last blockbusters of the season, “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” eschews the typical formula of all-out action and gliste John Keith 2011-09-24

	[Review] Adieu, Harry Potter Please note this review contains mild spoilers. — Ed. Call the roller of big cigars, the muscular one, and bid him whip in kitchen cup Alpha Newberry 2011-08-14

	[Review] Adieu, Harry Potter It all starts with the the usual cloak and dagger routine. The horcruxes. Everything is about the horcruxes, and our brave heroes must find Alpha Newberry 2011-08-08

	[Review] Not of this world, but oddly familiar With the exception of “X-Men: First Class,” this summer’s blockbusters have been disappointing fare, from the franchise misfires of “Pirates John Keith 2011-07-11

	[Review] ‘The Korean War: A History’ North Korea is a country that is little known to the Western world. A “Hermit Kingdom” that remains a mysterious and unknown place encapsula Lauren Flenniken 2011-07-11

	[Review] A chance to understand our Jeju mothers The entrance to the performance hall on the fourth floor of the Sulmundae Women’s Center was crowded with people on July 2. Though there wer Kim Jung Lim 2011-07-11

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