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	[History] First Western accounts of Jeju’s ocean culture In early 1897, Alexander A. Pieters and Eugene Bell spent about a week on Jeju Island. Pieters was a naturalized American (born in Russia in Robert Neff 2011-01-16

	[Heritage] Reasons to believe Accept no imitations. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum Jeju is here to stay, unlike Korean fashion trends. The world’s largest museum fran Steve Oberhauser 2011-01-16

	[Heritage] Jeju’s avian habitats under threat Jeju Island is a stunningly beautiful place; anyone who’s been there can attest to that. The local flavor of the people, landscape, wildlife Matthew Poll 2011-01-16

	[Heritage] Samda The bones of Jeju What is the role of tradition in modern Jeju? Tradition runs deep in Jeju. Jeju’s unique society, stemming from its Tamna Anne Hilty 2011-01-16

	[History] Part 3 Turn of the century Jeju, A to Z In the summer of 1905, Malcolm Playfair Anderson, an American explorer and scientist, knew that traveling to Jeju Island – an island t Robert Neff 2011-01-02

	[Review] ‘Let nature work’ This year saw Jeju receive a number of prestigious environmental awards from international organizations, a fact which Government officials Darryl Coote 2011-01-02

	[Review] Mt. Halla: Jeju’s Geopark crown jewel At the beginning of October, 2010, the Global Geoparks Network announced that Jeju Island would be its 20th member, making it Korea’s only p Todd Thacker 2011-01-02

	[Review] ‘I wanted to cover the island in a new way’ Like many others, Brian Miller came to Jeju as a teacher and stayed on as more. After working on the magazine “Jeju Life,” he began a book, Alpha Newberry 2011-01-02

	[Review] ‘The Village Across the Sea’ Local photographer Brian Miller has just released his first book, “The Village Across the Sea.” Long awaited by many a Jeju resident, Miller Alpha Newberry 2011-01-02

	[History] Part two Turn of the century Jeju, A to Z After obtaining a room at a Japanese inn, Anderson decided to take a walk around Jeju City. He wandered down the narrow lanes and was unimpr Robert Neff 2010-12-16

	[History] When terminology and tragedy collide Disturbance, incident, massacre; revolt, rebellion; truth, distortion; reconciliation, litigation. All of these words have been used in one Darryl Coote 2010-12-16

	[Events] Jeju calligrapher invited as 2010 Korea Art Festival poet Calligrapher Kang Chang Hwa (56) works as an invited artist in the 2010 Korea Art Festival which started on Dec. 2. Eleven poets who were se Kim Moon Gi, Jeju Ilbo reporte 2010-12-07

	[History] Turn of the century Jeju, A to Z - Part one In the summer of 1905, Malcolm Playfair Anderson, a 26-year-old globe-trotting American, arrived in Korea to collect specimens of wildlife. Robert Neff 2010-11-27

	[History] Loneliness and loyalty in exile Kim Jeong Hui, better known as Chusa or Wandong (although he is credited with having used more than 200 nicknames during his lifetime), was Robert Neff 2010-11-19

	[History] Loneliness and loyalty in exile Kim Jeong Hui, better known as Chusa or Wandong (although he is credited with having used more than 200 nicknames during his lifetime), was Robert Neff 2010-11-14

	[History] The haunted skies of Joseon Korea In the spirit of Halloween and the reports of UFO sightings this year in Seoul, I thought it might be interesting to examine early reports o Robert Neff 2010-10-31

	[History] Hangeul: A tool of social change Hangeul has often been described as one of the simplest and most scientific writing systems in the world. Its creation is still a matter of Robert Neff 2010-10-16

	[History] Jeju’s colonial bird Early Western visitors to Korea often commented on the abundant wild fowl that graced the peninsula and its surrounding islands. Often these Robert Neff 2010-10-01

	[History] Koreans, coffee and the king’s court It is not clear when coffee first arrived in Korea though Antoinette Sontag, the sister-in-law of Karl Waeber, the first Russian consul gene Robert Neff 2010-09-18

	[History] The first Westerner to climb Mt. Halla-Part two Genthe’s first day in Jeju had hardly gone as planned. Governor Yi had informed Genthe that he was not to climb Mount Halla under any circum Robert Neff 2010-08-29

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