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Korea aims to impose studying curfew at 10pm

by Philip Gowman posted 27 Sep 2011
in News and Current Affairs. < 1 minute read

The mission of Seoul’s hagwon inspectors: to find children who are studying after 10 pm. And stop them. Interesting article on Korean education in Time magazine. http://t.co/s77wkiRh

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2 October, 2011 at 5:18 pm

Kimchi Cult: They are going to be real busy!

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