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	[Review] Cold War criminals and moral mutations It is rare in this age of sequels and extraneous epilogues for a series of movies to reach its fifth installment without flirting with catas John Keith 2011-06-11

	[Heritage] Behind the shaman's mask Shamans, called by spirit, go through a rigorous training that continues throughout their lifespan. Here on Jeju, they are called 'simbang' Anne Hilty 2011-06-03

	[Heritage] Feminist leaders visit Jeju When asked about Asian feminism, Chung said, "Every feminist movement must have its own interpretation – like movements for democracy. Anne Hilty 2011-06-02

	[Heritage] Seeking Jeju's goddesses Accompanying Steinem was Chung Hyun Kyung, renowned Korean feminist and theology professor now residing in New York. Chung has a strong foll Anne Hilty 2011-06-01

	[History] Part 1 The wreck of the Barracouta On July 6, 1863, the 381-ton British bark, Barracouta, commanded by Captain Kemp, departed Hakodate, Japan for Shanghai, China with a cargo Robert Neff 2011-05-30

	[Review] 'Pirates': Eternal life, unending profits No degree in psychology is required to see that in eight years the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise has run ashore in a midlife crisis. John Keith 2011-05-30

	[Review] A tale with many tellers Kyung-sook Shin’s 2009 novel “Please Look After Mom” is the tale of a mother’s disappearance. It is a story told through a series of flashba Christian Yetter 2011-05-30

	[Events] Honoring Jeju's grandmother creator goddess The series of rites included an invocation to the grandmother goddess, supplication in the form of bows, and offerings of camellia branches Anne Hilty 2011-05-18

	[History] Italy eyes 1880 Korean treaty It was in the early afternoon on Aug. 1, 1880, that the Italian warship Vettor Pisani sailed into Busan harbor in an attempt to be the first Robert Neff 2011-05-14

	[Review] 'Source Code' breaks the mold of terrorist thrillers Movie making in times of recession calls for restraint, a caustic word on the ears of any Hollywood producer, but an idea that the creators John Keith 2011-05-14

	[Events] April performance 'The Bird of Hyunhaetan' on until Thursday A performance by Noripae Hallasan has consoled the victims of the Jeju Massacre since it was first organized in 1987. The April Gut borrows Kim Soo Yang 2011-04-27

	[Events] Dive into the 5th haenyeo festival Founder and organizer of the event Yang Hwang Il said the purpose of the event was to not only preserve the profession, which has seen a rap Darryl Coote 2011-04-26

	[History] Why I will vote for Jeju (but not blindly) Whether you support or are ambivalent about Jeju Special Self-Governing Province’s bid to become one of the New7Wonders of Nature, there’s n Todd Thacker 2011-04-23

	[History] Western gunboat diplomacy in Korea in 1880 Many people are aware that on May 22, 1882, Korea signed its first treaty with a Western power – the United States – and subsequ Robert Neff 2011-04-23

	[Review] 'Grannies of the Sea' covering her head and dripping off her chin. A high-pitched whistling sound, or sumbisori, escapes her lips as she inhales and exhales. I lo Douglas MacDonald 2011-04-23

	[Review] 'Last Night' certainly an affair worth remembering Like a detective film dressed in drag, "Last Night" is a romance set against the shimming lights of a New York night that keeps the audience John Keith 2011-04-18

	[Events] First French film fest comes to Jeju The films are in French with Korean subtitles. The lecture will be provided in French with Korean translation. Anne Hilty 2011-04-18

	[Events] Spring brings Jeju islanders together Starting on Saturday, talented musicians, singers, dancers, actors and orchestras from all over Asia painted the stage. Later that evening, Sarah Warren 2011-04-12

	[History] The 4.3 Massacre: Wading through the convoluted history When I presented the idea to The Jeju Weekly of doing a special series on the Jeju April 3 Massacre about six months ago, I had no idea how Darryl Coote 2011-04-11

	[History] Superstitions of the sea Sea travel is inherently dangerous. More so in the past than it is in the present. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it was not unc Robert Neff 2011-04-10

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