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Two Yuno Myeongjo? Myeongjo: Watering Wave, Seoul & Busan Pop-up Event

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

‘Myeongjo: Watering Wave’ Pop-Up Trucks Draw Crowds in Seoul & Busan

Seoul & Busan, South Korea – Kuro Games’ highly anticipated pop-up truck promotion ⁢for the open-world action RPG, Myeongjo: Watering Wave, ​concluded September ‌21st after a successful two-day run in‌ both Seoul and Busan.The event, dubbed ‘Two Yuno Myeongjo,’ brought the game’s world to life for fans wiht themed experiences, exclusive merchandise, and opportunities to ‍interact with the game’s characters.

the promotion marked a shift ⁢in strategy for Kuro Games, aiming to connect with players directly⁤ within their everyday environments rather than confined to traditional gaming ⁤spaces.⁢ Pop-up locations were strategically‍ chosen near high-traffic areas: Exit ⁢2 of Seoul⁢ Gwangan Station and ⁣Busan Gwangan Station. The event catered‌ to both dedicated players and curious passersby,​ offering a unique glimpse into ⁢the world of Myeongjo: Watering ⁣Wave ahead of upcoming updates.

Visitors enjoyed character-themed ​menus⁢ – Blue ⁤Lemon Aid in Seoul and Strawberry Soft Ice Cream in Busan – alongside photo⁢ opportunities with cosplayers ⁢and doll masks representing key characters. Interactive events included a “Singjo Kosu Hall” experience, granting participants a 10% discount coupon for the​ Redeem and Galaxy Store, with the first 20 attendees at each location receiving “bath ornaments.”

A “Can Badge ‌Factory” allowed attendees to create custom badges featuring Yuno, Augusta, Camellia, and Yangyang, while the “Soymyungjo⁣ Master” program rewarded participants with redeem codes⁤ and collectible doll masks. the “Tidal Shooting Creative Contest” encouraged attendees to capture creative photos incorporating event ‍elements, with 60 winners receiving prizes like the ⁤Watchman’s Illustration Set, ⁢RGB Light Mouse Pad, and Record Accessories. top-ranking ‌contest participants were eligible​ for grand⁢ prizes including a Galaxy‍ Z ​Flip 7, Galaxy Watch 8 classic, and Galaxy Buzz 3 Pro.

Kuro Games utilized the event to preview new updates for Myeongjo: Watering​ Wave and foster ​direct engagement with its player base. According ​to a ‌company official, the pop-up trucks were designed to provide “rich ‍fun through various field programs” and allow ‌fans to enjoy the event in a relaxed atmosphere.

The success ⁣of ‘Two Yuno Myeongjo’ signals‌ a potential⁤ trend for Kuro Games, leveraging real-world experiences to build community ‍and generate excitement around Myeongjo:⁤ Watering Wave.

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Entertainment

Sheriff Who Killed His Wife Revealed: ‘Walking Toll’ Star’s Dark Secret

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Decades-Old Mystery Solved: ​’Walking Tall’ Actor Buford Pusser Confirmed as Wife’s Killer

MEMPHIS, ⁤TN – A 1967 case initially ruled an accidental shooting has been definitively closed: Buford⁤ Pusser, the real-life lawman and subject of the film​ Walking Tall, intentionally killed his wife, Pauline Pusser. The Tennessee Bureau of Inquiry (TBI) confirmed the⁤ findings in⁣ 2022, but details are newly surfacing, revealing a ‍pattern of domestic violence⁣ and ⁤a intentional attempt to conceal⁢ the truth. Dwayne⁣ Johnson also starred as Pusser in a 2004 remake of Walking​ Tall.

For over fifty years, the narrative surrounding Pauline Pusser’s ‌death centered on a tragic⁢ accident ​- a shooting during a car ride. ​though, inconsistencies ⁢in Pusser’s ⁢account and evidence uncovered during the autopsy painted a far more sinister picture. ⁤The ‍TBI’s investigation revealed Pauline ⁢was struck outside the vehicle, ⁣then moved inside, and the fatal⁣ gunshot was fired at close range, suggesting self-infliction. This contradicts Pusser’s initial claim of a sudden cliffside⁢ ambush. The case’s re-examination ‍underscores the challenges of investigating​ domestic violence, particularly when perpetrated by figures of⁣ public stature, and⁤ highlights the enduring impact of unsolved trauma on ⁢families and communities.

Evidence further suggested a‌ history​ of​ abuse. The autopsy revealed healed fractures of Pauline’s nose, indicating prior physical⁢ violence. These findings, coupled wiht‌ the discrepancies in the shooting’s circumstances, ⁤led investigators to classify the incident as a homicide.

Regional ⁤prosecutor ‍Mark Davidson‌ explained the delayed revelation, ⁣stating, “We did not reveal the ⁤truth of ‌the case to ⁢break down the‍ legend. We tie up the victim Paulin and his family, and reveal this fact to prevent ​the truth of the case⁣ in time.” He emphasized the⁢ importance ​of truth and justice, adding, “The truth and justice are critically important. I am qualified.”

The⁣ case remained classified as‌ an incident⁢ occurring‌ in the United States for several years before the TBI’s conclusive ‌findings.​ The revelation brings a measure of closure to the Pusser family and serves as a stark reminder of the hidden realities behind public personas.

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Entertainment

Lava Survival: Mobile Game Launches Globally

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

‘Lava Survival‘ Mobile Game ‌Launches ⁢Globally, Leveraging Popular Animation IP

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – November 3, 2023 – A ‍new mobile game based on the globally recognized animation ‘LARVA’ has officially launched worldwide. Developed by Mighton, led by CEO Sun Dong-kyun, ‘Lava Survival’‌ is now available on Google Play, One Store, and the Galaxy Store, with simultaneous server‌ openings across North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, and Korea.

The game blends survival‍ and​ idle gameplay mechanics, featuring characters⁣ from the original ‘LARVA’ animation known for its comedic direction. ‘Lava Survival’ distinguishes itself through fast-paced ⁤battles,⁢ diverse item collection, and ​an automated ⁣combat system designed for accessibility. Mini-game content is also integrated to maintain player engagement.

Mighton developed⁤ ‘Lava survival’ over approximately two years, preparing for global distribution. ​The game⁣ was selected as a Google window program early in⁤ production, signifying confidence in its international potential and resulting in a stable server⁢ infrastructure ⁤and global operating system.

‘LARVA’ is a leading Korean animated IP, broadcast in over 180 countries ‍and boasting meaningful brand‍ recognition. Industry analysts note ⁤that games utilizing established IPs benefit from lower initial⁣ market entry barriers, particularly⁤ when targeting family and younger audiences. The convergence of survival and idle genres is also seen as⁤ a competitive differentiator within the mobile game market.

“‘Lava Survival’ is ‌an example of implementing Korea’s representative animation ‌as ⁢a game,” a statement from Mighton reads.

The launch is anticipated to bolster⁢ the global expansion⁤ strategy for games‍ based ‌on Korean animation intellectual property.

Reporter So Sung-ryul‌ of ETNews contributed to this report.

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Kyung Hee University Admissions 2026: Key Changes & Selection Criteria

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Kyung Hee University Announces Major Changes to 2026 Admissions

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Seoul, South ⁣Korea – Kyung Hee University has unveiled ample revisions to its undergraduate admissions process for the 2026 academic year, ⁢aiming to broaden access and refine selection criteria. The ⁣university plans to‌ admit a ‌total ⁤of 5,380 students,encompassing‌ 2,965 through the ⁣2026 entrance exam and 2,415 ​via on-time ‍recruitment. An additional⁣ 615 students will be‍ selected​ through occasional recruitment methods,including essay-based and practical skills assessments.

Key Changes for 2026 Admissions

Several⁢ key changes ‍are being implemented for the 2026 admissions cycle. These include new​ regional balanced application qualifications, updated minimum academic standards for Neo-Renaissance scholarships, and expanded ⁤opportunities for multi-child families. These changes reflect the university’s commitment to diversity and equitable access to higher education.

Student avoidance Screening (Regional⁣ Balanced Program)

The student Avoidance Screening, designed to‌ support students recommended by their ‌high school‌ principals, has expanded its eligibility criteria. Previously limited to graduates of⁤ domestic high schools, the program ‍now includes students graduating between February 2024 and February 2026. The selection process prioritizes‌ thorough curriculum evaluation (30%) and school life records, including attendance and service (70%).

The Major Autonomous Selection System (radio) will select 49 students for autonomous engineering and 158 for free engineering departments. Recruitment for each department ​and the radio companies will be conducted separately, with the international campus ⁣curriculum primarily​ focusing on the Department of Free Engineering. Evaluation ‌for this system will be based solely on comprehensive curriculum evaluation.

Comprehensive Student Affairs

A total of 1,546 students will be recruited through the general⁣ student affairs track,divided into Neo-Renaissance Screening (1,068),Possibility Balance Screening I (388),and Opportunity Balance Screening II (90). The Neo-Renaissance Screening now includes pharmaceutical⁣ sciences, with a focus on academic performance.The‌ first stage of this screening relies entirely on document evaluation, ‌selecting three to four times the number of‌ available positions. The second stage combines an interview ⁤(30%) with the first-stage document evaluation (70%). Interviews will be approximately​ 10 minutes long ⁢and‍ focus on⁢ motivation, values, personality, and personal documents.

Opportunity Balance Screening I and II utilize a combined ‍evaluation method, weighting document evaluation at 70% and student curriculum​ at 30%.⁢ These⁤ screenings will not differentiate between ​applicants based on veteran status, farming/fishing background, basic living benefits, or⁤ family support. They will integrate criteria for children from⁤ various ‍backgrounds, including large⁤ families, occupational hazard groups, multicultural families, and families‍ with disabilities.

Evaluation factors for comprehensive documents vary by department,with general ‍departments emphasizing ⁤academic competency⁢ (40%) and community capacity (20%). Autonomous and free engineering departments ‍prioritize career competency (40%) and self-directed competency (40%), reflecting subject selection, research, activities, and experience.

Did You Know?⁤ Kyung Hee University was founded in 1949, initially ‍as a language institute, and has grown into a⁤ comprehensive university renowned ⁤for its humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences programs.

Excellent Essay Writing

A total of 474 students will⁤ be selected based on essay​ writing. Minimum SAT scores vary by program, with humanities, natural ⁤sciences, and autonomous engineering ‍requiring a‌ combined score of under 5, while medical and pharmaceutical programs require a ⁤combined score of‌ under 4. The sports program requires a score of less than one level in one area.Korean history requirements are within ⁤5 grades for ⁣all programs.⁣ Essay exams are ​categorized by subject area, with ⁤the natural sciences‍ requiring a mathematics exam and ‍medical/pharmaceutical programs ⁤mandating both mathematics and a science subject (physics, chemistry, or life ⁤sciences).

Practical Excellent Screening

A ​total of 330 ​students⁢ will be admitted through ‍practical excellent screening. Evaluation⁣ criteria have been updated for Korean painting, conversation, and sculpture,⁤ shifting from a ‍two-stage ​process (performance⁣ evaluation‍ and student grades) ‌to a⁣ single-stage evaluation based​ solely ⁣on student grades. For design and ceramics, the weighting of student grades has increased‍ from 30% to 40%, while the practical exam weighting has decreased from 70% to 60%.

Departmental Reorganization and Name Changes

Kyung Hee University is restructuring its academic departments. The Department‌ of Business Management⁢ and Accounting ‌Department have been⁢ integrated into a ​new Management Accounting Department. The mechanical‌ engineering department has been reorganized as the Department of mechanical Engineering, with autonomous selection. The Department of Accounting and Taxation has been renamed the ​Department of Accounting, and the Department‌ of Electronics and Engineering has been renamed the Department of Electronics and Information Engineering, with the ⁣addition of a Semiconductor Engineering Department.

The university will also ⁢reflect student department comparison and service ⁣records in the Student Avoidance Screening and Practical ⁢Excellent Screening processes, ‍emphasizing consistent school life engagement.

Pro Tip: Prospective students should⁢ carefully review the updated evaluation ​criteria ‍for each program to ⁤tailor their applications effectively.

Openness and Information Disclosure

To promote fairness and transparency, Kyung Hee University will disclose detailed results ⁤from previous admissions cycles, including grade distributions, candidate scores, interview evaluations, and essay ‌scores. This information will‍ be available on‌ the Admissions Office homepage.

Admissions Category 2026 Enrollment Target Key ​Changes
Entrance Exam 2,965 No significant changes reported.
On-Time recruitment 2,415 Expanded eligibility for Student‍ Avoidance Screening.
Occasional Recruitment 615 Updated evaluation criteria for practical skills assessments.
Neo-Renaissance Screening 1,068 inclusion of pharmaceutical sciences.

What aspects of these changes do you ‍think will most benefit prospective students? ‌How might these changes impact the⁣ overall applicant pool?

The trend towards holistic admissions, as seen at Kyung Hee University, reflects a broader shift in higher education globally. Universities are​ increasingly prioritizing factors⁤ beyond standardized test scores, such as demonstrated leadership,‌ community involvement, and personal resilience. This⁢ approach aligns with research suggesting that non-cognitive skills⁤ are ‍strong predictors of academic success​ and long-term career outcomes (Duckworth,⁤ A. L.,et al., ⁢2007). The emphasis on regional balance also ‌addresses concerns about educational inequality and aims to provide opportunities for students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Student Avoidance​ Screening? ‌ It’s a​ program supporting students recommended by their high ⁤schools, now with expanded eligibility.
  • What are ⁤the minimum SAT scores for medical programs? A combined score of under 4 in the three areas is required.
  • How are comprehensive documents evaluated? ​ Evaluation factors vary by department, ‌focusing on ⁤academic and community competencies.
  • What changes were made to the practical excellent screening? Evaluation criteria ⁢were updated, with a greater emphasis on student grades.
  • Where can I find detailed admissions results ‌from ‌previous years? On the Kyung Hee University Admissions ​Office homepage.

We hope this detailed⁣ overview of the changes to Kyung Hee University’s 2026 admissions process is helpful.We encourage you to explore the university’s website for more information and to ​share this article with anyone ⁤who might find it useful.⁤ Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or comments – we’re always happy to hear from our readers!

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Technology

First Woman Royal Astronomer Royal Breaks 350-Year Tradition

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

London, UK – In a historic appointment, Professor Michelle Doherty of Imperial College London has been named the 16th Astronomer Royal, marking the first time a woman has held this prestigious position in the United Kingdom’s 350-year-old astronomical tradition.

The British Cabinet officially confirmed Professor Doherty’s appointment to the esteemed role,established in 1675 by King Charles II to advance navigation. this significant milestone breaks a long-standing tradition where all previous holders of the office have been men.

Professor Doherty’s selection is a testament to her groundbreaking scientific contributions. She is renowned for her pivotal research on Saturn’s moon Enceladus, where her team discovered evidence of water and hydrocarbons in its atmosphere. Her work also includes extensive analysis of magnetic field data from the joint NASA-ESA Cassini-Huygens mission and her leadership as chief researcher for the ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) mission. In recognition of her achievements, she was awarded the Royal Society’s Hughes Medal in 2008.

Originally from South Africa, professor Doherty’s journey into the cosmos began at the age of 10 when she observed Jupiter through her father’s telescope. Despite not having access to science classes in her early schooling, this early captivation ignited a passion that propelled her to excel in her university science studies and ultimately become a world-leading astrophysicist.

In an interview with the BBC, Professor Doherty expressed her hope that her appointment would inspire others, stating, “I hope everyone knows that it’s as of what I did, not because of my gender. But at the same time, if you see me and think, ‘I can do that too,’ then that’s wonderful.”

Professor Doherty plans to leverage her new role to actively promote the field of astronomy. “I would like to communicate how interesting and importantly connected to our daily lives this field is through this position,” she stated.

Reporter: Kim Tae-kwon

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Health

CSL Chirus Launches Cell Culture Influenza Vaccine for Enhanced Protection

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

New Influenza Vaccine Options Introduced in South Korea, Promising Enhanced Immunity and Economic Benefits

Seoul, South Korea – South korea is set too see the introduction of new influenza vaccine options, including a cell-culture-based vaccine and an adjuvanted vaccine, offering possibly enhanced protection and economic advantages, especially for the elderly. The vaccines, developed by CSL Seqirus, were highlighted at a press conference in Seoul, where medical experts discussed thier benefits.

professor Roh Ji-yoon of Infectious medicine at Korea University guro Hospital emphasized that the new vaccines go beyond simply preventing infection, citing a reduction in hospitalization rates due to influenza. One of the featured vaccines, “Fluad Quad,” incorporates MF59 adjuvant technology, which is designed to stimulate a stronger and longer-lasting immune response in individuals aged 65 and older. CSL Seqirus highlighted the economic advantages of Fluad Quad, presenting an economic analysis for South Korea and Taiwan. This analysis indicated that the vaccine could prevent a significant number of influenza cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, while also reducing social costs associated with illness, such as nursing care, transportation, and lost productivity.

professor Choi Min-joo, also from Infectious Medicine at Korea University Guro Hospital, supported the transition to immune-enhanced vaccines, stating it is a “reasonable choice” from both medical and economic perspectives.

The cell-culture-based influenza vaccine, “Flucelvax Quad,” is slated for release in South Korea ahead of the 2025/26 influenza season. CSL Seqirus has partnered with Strikeout Pharmaceuticals for its domestic distribution. Flucelvax Quad has already received approval from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety for use in children and adults aged two years and older.

The CEO of CSL Seqirus Korea expressed enthusiasm about providing “differentiated options” in the influenza prevention landscape, noting the existing demand. the company plans to collaborate closely with healthcare professionals, researchers, and health authorities to ensure wider access to these innovative vaccines.

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