아쉽지만 그래도 잘 마무리된것 같다.

좀더 절지않았으면 좋았을것같다

그래서 다른 사람 얼굴을 잘 쳐다보지 못했고 손짓 같은 동작을 하지못해서 아쉬웠다.

그래도 이렇게 발표해본 것은 좋은 경험이였다.

표정이 더 밝았다면 좋았을것같고 좋은 경험이 된것같다.

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Sports Commentary Under Fire

Subtitle:

Why Students Want Fair Media

By: Ji sunwoo

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

Many high school fans complain about biased commentary in sport media.

Detail 1:

Some announcers cheer only one team, which makes young viewers feels confused. They wonder if the game is fair or if the media try to change their mind.

Detail 2:

Fair reporting is important because it show respect to all players. If attention stay only on stars, the effort of others will be ignore.

Quote:

“A commentator must explain clear, not just support,” said a student player.

The Connection Between Classroom Lighting and Student Focus

By Choi Ha-eun

Date: September 16, 2025

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Are We Really Focusing?

Sometimes, the classroom feels too bright. Other times, it’s so dark that students squint at their notebooks. This made me wonder: Does the brightness of classroom lights truly affect our ability to concentrate?

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What Research Says

Many studies shows that lighting brightness can influence concentration. Too much light can cause eye strain, while too little may make students feel sleepy. Researchers say that moderate brightness is often best for learning.

In one experiment, students worked under three different brightness levels. Those in the middle-brightness group performed better in memory tasks than the others.

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Students Have Opinions Too

I interviewed a few classmates, and their answers were interesting.

“When the light is too bright, my eyes hurts after a while,” said Jisoo, a first-year student.

“But if it’s dim, I can’t focus, especially in the morning.”

Their thoughts show how important it is to find the right balance.

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My Thoughts

I chose this topic because I often felt tired when the classroom lighting was too strong or too weak. After reading about studies and talking to classmates, I think schools should think more about light settings. Maybe adjustable lights could help all students concentrate better.

Science and Students’ Experiences

By Lee Soyul | September 16, 2025

Lead:

Many students wonder if listening to music while studying can really increase concentration.

Detail 1:

Studies from Stanford University found that certain classical music can improve brain processing. Music also helps block background noise, making it easyer to stay on task.

Detail 2:

But not all music works. Fast songs with lyrics sometimes disturb memory. Experts say it depend on the subject and personal habits.

Interview Quote:

“When I play calm music during homework, I feel more relaxed and I can keep study longer,” said a middle school student.

Conclusion:

In my view, listening to music helps memory and blocks outside noise, so concentration gets better. If we survey our grade, I think more than half of students study with music.

The Hidden Side of Han River Fireworks

Subtitle:

How Festivals Affect Animals Near Us

By Han yeseo, September 16, 2025

Every year, thousands of people enjoy fireworks by the Han River, but not everyone is happy about this festival.

While humans are celebrating, wild animals living near the Han River feels stress and danger. Loud sounds can make birds fly away from their nests, and some animals lose their safe homes.

Pets, such as dogs and cats, also suffers during fireworks. Many owners say their pets shake, hide, or bark all night. The bright lights and noises are too strong for small animals, and sometime they even run away.

Interview :

“We love to see fireworks, but my dog is very scared every year. She don’t eat or sleep well when the festival happens,” said Ms. Kim, a local resident.

I think we must find better ways to celebrate, because animals are harmed by the Han River fireworks. If people and animals both can be safe, the festival will be more happy for everyone.

Subtitle:Easy tips for everyone

By: Kim Ga-eun

Date: September 16, 2025

Many people around the world misunderstand each other because of culture gap. Different ways of speaking, gestures, and even simple greetings can make people confused. Sometimes small actions are seen as rude, even if nothing wrong was meant.

Listening careful help reduce mistake in talk. People should pay attention to tone, body language, and context. This makes conversations more clear and friendly.

Learning simple greeting make communication more smoother. For example, in some countries people bow, but in others they wave or shake hands. Knowing this can prevent problems.

“My U.S. friend wave, not bow, so I learn new style,” said Jisoo.

To avoid culture problems, we must understand and compromise well. Respecting differences can make friendships stronger.

The four-day workweek is becoming a hot topic in many countries, but is it really possible in Korea? In Europe, places like Iceland and Belgium have already tested shorter workweeks. Research shows that workers feel less stress and more productivity with extra rest, and some companies report lower burnout. In Korea, however, people are used to long hours, and many young workers want change. Business owners are worry about higher labor costs or losing profits, and the government has not made a final decision yet. A professor from Seoul National University said that balance is needed between company competition and workers’ health. I am curious if salary and daily work will change. I think work per day would increase and salary also rise, but pay may not be exactly same as before.

Math and Physics in Real Medicine

Helping to Treat Cancer, Memory Sickness, and Diabetes

By Kim Hyeongbin | September 16, 2025

Math and physics are now used in hospitals to fight strong sickness. Doctors use math to study how cancer grows and how it reacts to medicine. Physics is used to check blood flow, how drugs move inside the body, and how the brain works in people with memory sickness. These studies help doctors make new care faster and more safe. For diabetes, computer models show how sugar in blood changes, so doctors can guess what will happen in real life.

“Science and medicine works together to help patients,” said Dr. Lee.

If we look more closely, we can find daily examples that show the value and possibility of physics in our lives.

How memory loss is changing our society

By Jang Junseo, September 16, 2025

Lead Paragraph
Dementia is a condition that affects millions of older people worldwide. It slowly takes away memory, thinking skills, and even daily abilities. Many families are struggling with how to care for loved ones who develop this illness.

Detailed Explanation 1
Dementia is not a single disease but a group of symptoms caused by brain damage. The most common type is Alzheimer’s disease, which accounts for about 60–70% of cases. Other forms include vascular dementia and Lewy body dementia. Patients often forget names, lose track of time, and may become confused even in familiar places.

Detailed Explanation 2
Scientists believe dementia is linked to abnormal changes in the brain, such as the build-up of proteins that damage nerve cells. Age is the biggest risk factor: people over 65 are much more likely to be affected. However, lifestyle choices like smoking, lack of exercise, and poor diet also increase the risk. Government and health organizations are working to provide better care and support.

Interview Quote
“My grandmother was diagnosed with dementia three years ago,” said Minji, a high school student. “At first she only forgot small things, but now she can’t recognize me. It is very hard for our family, but we try to stay patient and give her love.”

Conclusion
In my opinion, dementia happen because of both natural aging and unhealthy habits. While we cannot stop people from getting old, we can take steps to protect our brains by eating well, exercising, and staying socially active. Dementia reminds us that health is not only about the body, but also about the mind.

Internet from Space vs. Astronomers

By: Kim Minhyung

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead

The night sky should be clear and beautiful. But many new satellites are making it harder for people to see the stars.

Detail 1

SpaceX is sending thousands of Starlink satellites into space. The plan is to give internet to people everywhere. But these satellites shine when sunlight hits them. They look like white lines in the sky. Astronomers say these lines disturb their work. It becomes difficult to take clean photos of stars and galaxies.

Detail 2

Observatories are not the only one affected. Amateur stargazers also see the satellite lines in their telescopes. Sometimes, scientists must repeat work because the data was polluted by trails. If the number of satellites increases to tens of thousands, the problem could became worse.

Quotation (Interview)

Dr. Sarah Johnson, an astronomer, said:

“We are not against technology. But space should be shared by everyone. We must keep the night sky safe for science and for culture.”

Closing / My Opinion

In my opinion, (We should reduce the number of Starlink satellites). Internet is important, but we should not lose the stars.

Headline:

Are Electric Cars Really 100% Eco-Friendly?

Subtitle:

The hidden truths behind the "green" vehicles

By: Lim Seonghun

Date: September 16, 2025

Electric cars are often called “the future of clean transport,” but are they truly the perfect solution for our planet?

Many people believe that electric vehicles (EVs) produce zero pollution. On the road, this is true because they do not release harmful gases like normal cars. However, the electricity used to charge EVs often comes from power plants that still burn coal or gas. This means EVs can still indirectly create carbon emissions, which is not always noticed by the public.

Another problem is the batteries. EV batteries are made from materials like lithium and cobalt. Mining these materials is very damaging for the environment, and sometimes it is connected with poor working conditions. Also, recycling old batteries is a very difficult process, and many countries do not have enough system to do it effectively

“I bought an electric car because I wanted to help the Earth,” said one high school student in Seoul.

“But after reading more, I realize the issue is more complicated than

I believe electric cars are better than gasoline cars, but they are not completely eco-friendly. We should keep using EVs but also develop cleaner energy sources and better battery technology. If society only focus on EVs and forget other solutions, we might not solve the climate

Title:

Artificial Intelligence and Privacy: A New Security Challenge

Subtitle:

How AI is Changing the Way We Protect Our Personal Data

By: han seoyoung

Date: September 16, 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more important in daily life, but it also creates new risks for personal information.

Many high school students use AI apps for study, social media, and even health advice. While these tools are helpful, they also collect a huge amount of data. If the data are not protected well, hackers can steal passwords, location, or even private conversations. This makes people feeling unsafe when they use AI.

Experts say that companies must follow stronger security rules. For example, AI systems should encrypt user data and limit who can access it. However, some companys are not careful enough, and they sometimes sell data to advertisers without clear permission. This can lead to mistrust between users and technology.

“We need to think carefully about the balance between AI development and privacy protection,” said Dr. Kim, a computer science professor. “If young people lose trust in AI, the technology will not reach it’s full potential.”

I think AI is a powerful tool, but privacy must always come first. As a student, I believe that we need more education about digital safety and clear laws to protect our informations.

Subtitle: More Exercise, More Energy for High School Life

By: Lee Hyunseung

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Many high school students today is less fit than before, and this problem is getting serious.

Detail 1:

Students spend long hours sitting in classrooms or using smartphones. Because of this, many feel weak, tired, and stress.

Detail 2:

Schools are trying to find new ways to make exercise more interesting. Some schools open more sports clubs like basketball, dance, or soccer. Others give students time to play outside during breaks or hold fitness challenges.

Interview (Quote):

Mr. Kim, a P.E. teacher, said, “Exercise not only for health. It also help students focus better and feel happier.”

Conclusion (My Opinion):

In my opinion, students’ health should be the most important thing. I think schools must give more chances for fun physical activities and not only focus on studying. If students enjoy exercise, their fitness will improve, stress will go down, and school life will be more exciting.

LG Spark 2025: A Festival of Science and Culture

Exploring Innovation and Creativity Together

By Shin Jongwon | September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence

LG Spark 2025 will open on September 24 for 8 days, followed by three weeks of amazing programs that combine science and culture.

Detail 1

The festival will be held in Seoul and is expected to attract many students, teachers, and families. It will present interactive science shows, cultural performances, and exhibitions where visitors can try new technologies. From AI robots to eco-friendly energy solutions, the event show how science is shaping our everyday life.

Detail 2

LG Spark also wants to make young people feel close to science. Workshops will help students learn through fun experiments, while concerts and plays will bring cultural joy. The organizers said they hopes this mix of science and culture can inspire the next generation of thinkers and creators.

Quotation (Interview)

“This festival is not only about seeing science, but also about feeling it in daily culture,” said one university professor. “When science meet art, it makes people imagine a brighter future.”

Conclusion (My Opinion)

I believe this festival is very meaningful because inside culture, there are always scientific principles hiding. Understanding both sides will help us enjoy life more deeply and prepare for the future.

Can Korea Basketball Come Back?

Subtitle:

Hope from the Asian Cup

By: Seoyeonwoo

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Korean men’s basketball was weak in many years, but the Asian Cup 2025 made fans think again.

Body 1:

Before, Korea had many strong teams. Old players made big history. But in last decade, the results were not good. Some people say Korean players is too small and not enough speed.

Body 2:

In the Asian Cup 2025, young players showed fight and teamwork. Korea’s shooting got better, and defense was stronger. Still, experts said Korea level are lower than Japan and China.

Interview (Quote):

“We have good young players,” head coach An said. “But we need more practice and chance for them to play in other countries.”

Subtitle: Exploring the Hidden Cost of Artificial Intelligence

By: Seo Jung Hoon

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Many people ask AI questions everyday, but each answer require energy.

Detail 1:

One AI question may use power like a light bulb for minutes. This may not sounds big, but billions daily make the impact serious.

Detail 2:

Most energy is used in data centers, which must keep many computers cool with water, air systems, and power. Scientist warn that growing AI could pressure energy supplies worldwide.

Quotation (Interview):

“AI is helpful, but not free for environment,” said Dr. Kim. “Each question makes a small carbon footprint.”

Conclusion (My Opinion):

We should remember AI’s energy cost and think about environment when using it.

White Coral, Warming Earth

Subtitle:

Why Corals Turn White

By: Yoon Ye-Young

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Coral reefs are turning white because the Earth is getting hotter.

Detail 1:

Corals live with small algae. The algae give them food and colors. But when the sea water get too hot, the algae go away. Then the coral lose color and become weak.

Detail 2:

This is call “coral bleaching.” If global warming continue, many coral will die. Fish and people who need the ocean will also have big problems.

Quote (Interview):

“Coral are in danger now,” said Dr. Kim. “If we not act fast, many reefs will gone soon.”

Closing (My Opinion):

I think global warming is breaking nature on land and in the ocean. The marine ecosystem will not be okay. I don’t think it can be safe from this danger.

Climate Change Hits Hard

Made by Kim Taerin | 2025.9.16

More heat waves is striking the world, and students and old people suffer in hot days. Scientists warn that global temperature have gone up fast in last years. This change makes stronger storms, dry weather, and health problems. Many cities tell about record-hot days, and hospitals meet more sick people from heat. But some peoples still ignore the warnings and think the weather will be normal again. Experts say that very hot weather is not only about feeling hot but also about food, water, and power.

“We must act before it is too late,” said a climate expert.

To protect the enviroment, we should start small, like saving power, planting trees, and using less plastic.

How Music Change Our Lives

Written by: Kim Suyeon

Date: September 16, 2025

Music is all around us, and it always follow our feelings.

First, music can help when we feel stress. Studies show that slow music can make our heart beat slower and calm our mind. Some hospitals use music to help patients rest and sleep well.

Second, music make people come together. When people sing or listen to the same song, they feel like friends. At concerts, even strangers can smile and enjoy because they share the same music.

“My life would be boring without music. When I hear my favorite songs, I get more energy for study,” said a middle school student.

In my opinion, music gives many good effects to our body.

A New Future for Everyone

By So Jae-ung, September 16, 2025

Detail 1: What is AGI?

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is a kind of AI that can do many jobs, not just one. Today’s AI is strong but only in small areas, like playing games or helping with homework. AGI could learn many skills and use them together. For example, it could write a story and also solve math problems without need special training each time.

Detail 2: Why Is It Important?

Scientists in many countries are trying to make AGI. Some people think it will come soon, maybe in a few decades. Others say it will take more time. AGI could help doctors, teachers, and workers. But it could also be dangerous if it makes decisions faster than humans can.

Quotation (Interview)

A teacher said in a school talk:

"AGI may become the strongest tool in history. It can help heal sick people and protect nature, but it also brings big questions. Students need to talk about how we should use it."

Conclusion

AGI is not only about computers. It is about people too. I think AGI will change the world depending on how people uses it. If we use it well, it will help us. If not, it can be a problem.

Hope for Rare Disease Patients

How Medicine Can Change Lives

By Kim Narae, September 16, 2025

Lead

All over the world, many people live with rare diseases. Each illness may only hurt a small number of people, but together they make a big problem for modern medicine. Making treatments for these sicknesses is not only a job for science but also a duty for humanity.

Detail 1

Rare diseases are sometimes called “orphan diseases” because drug companies once forgot about them. Since the number of patients is small, companies thought it was not profit to spend money on research. But new rules and teamwork between countries have changed this idea. Today, scientists are making medicines that give hope to families who had no cure before.

Detail 2

Still, making a new medicine is very costly and time-consumming. Testing a drug can take many years, and not every project succeed. Even so, progress in biology and genetics now makes it possible to build treatments that fight the real cause of a disease, which was unthinkable many years ago.

Quote (Interview)

“We must remember that patients with rare diseases are not less important,” said Dr. Lee Ji-won, a teacher of biomedical science. “Every person deserve the chance to live a better life. When we support research, society shows what it really cares about.”

Conclusion (My Opinion)

In my opinion, making new medicines for rare diseases is not only about science but also about helping people in a fair way. Even if it does not bring big money, it can give hope to patients who had no chance before. As high school students, we should also care about this problem, because one day we may be the people who make a real change for others.

Yellow Envelope Law and Jobs in Korea

Subtitle:

A High School View

By: Oh Seunggeun

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

The Yellow Envelope Law was made in 2023 to stop very big money demands on workers who strike. It started many talks about Korea’s jobs and economy.

Body 1:

Supporters say the law give workers more rights and safety. They think workers can now ask for better condition without fear. Worker groups welcome it, saying fairness is needed.

Body 2:

Some people worry that companies may lose trust in the job market. Some experts say it will result to better talks between workers and bosses. Others warn that stronger rules could make firms spend less or even move abroad.

Interview Quote:

“If not careful managed, jobs may leave Korea,” said a researcher.

Conclusion:

I think some factories might go abroad, and local jobs could decrease.

Subtitle: From music to drama to food — why the “K-Wave” keeps growing

Byline: Dahye lee

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Paragraph:

Korean culture is no longer enjoying only in Korea. Like waves reaching distant shores, the Korean Wave — also known as Hallyu — has spread across the globe through K-pop, K-dramas, and even Korean food. But why is it growing so fast?

Section 1: The Charm of Korean Culture

Korean dramas and music are more than just entertainment. They explore social issues, relationships, and emotions in a way that feels real. For example, Squid Game tells a story about inequality and survival, which deeply impressed audiences worldwide. K-pop brings together colorful choreography, catchy melodies, and many different music styles. This uniqueness makes fans want to learn Korean and explore Korean tranditions on their own.

Section 2: Global Platforms and Fan Communities

Online platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and social media play a big role in spreading Korean content. Fans around the world share comments, fan art, and reactions, creating a global community. This fan culture has become a new form of content itself, making the Korean Wave even stronger.

Quote:

“The growth of K-content is not only in quantity but also in quality, and it is now recognized worldwide,” the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said.

— Source: Inmun360, Why the World Loves K-Content

Closing Interview:

Reporter: What do you think about the spread of Korean culture?

Interviewee (katarina, 8th grade):

“I first listened to BTS songs, and then I started watched Korean dramas. My friend and I even tried to learn Hangul and cook Korean food. Since the stories are so fun and relatable, I just want to know more about them.”

Subtitle: Understanding Bias and Fairness in AI

By: Park Chanyu

Date: September 16, 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) is used in many places today, like schools, hospitals, and job hiring. But sometimes AI make decisions that are not fair. AI learns from data. If the data has wrong or unfair information, the AI will copy it. For example, in some companies, AI hiring tools has prefered men over women because the old data already showed gender problems. There are some ways to make AI more fair. First, people must check the data carefully. Second, programs can be designed to find unfair patterns. Third, rules and laws are needed to control how AI is used. Still, it is difficult to remove all bias, because our society is not perfect. “AI does not decide to be unfair by itself. It only reflect the society where the data comes from,” said Dr. Kim, a computer expert. “That is why clean data and good rules are very important. ”I think AI becomes biased because of the bias in the basic input data. To stop this, we need to give AI correct and fair data.

Can digital tech help in math and science?

By 이평호 | Sep 16, 2025

AI is now used in many classrooms. Teachers ask if it can make math and science more easy for students.

One way is by giving personal lessons. Some students learn fractions slow, others learn faster. AI can create a plan fit to each student instead of same homework for all.

Another way is fast feedback. If a student make mistake, the system can show hint right away. This helps save time and builds confidence.

“My math class is more fun with AI,” said a middle school student.

I think it will improve. Before, when I was studying Korean history alone, I had to search the meaning by myself.

Subtitle: Turn Crisis into Opportunity with Faker’s Story

By: An hyunjun

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Faker, a famous esports player, have faced tough challenges but always rise stronger with perseverance.

Detail 1

Lee Sang-hyeok, known as Faker, is the greatest League of Legends player. In 2023, he got a bad wrist injury that stop him from playing for months, make him and his fans sad. He also face big losses in the 2017 and 2022 World Championships, which was major problems for him and his team, T1. These moments was tough for Faker because he always want to win.

Detail 2

Despite these hardship, Faker never give up. After hard work to recover, he come back in 2024 and lead T1 to a great World Championship win. Many was amazed, as few think he could recover so quick. His leadership also help T1 win many LCK titles, showing everyone that challenges can be chances for success.

Detail 3

Faker’s strength is his perseverance and strong mind. He keep training even when he get hurt or people criticize him, showing a big dedication. His ability to learn from mistakes inspire his team and fans. Faker’s story tell young people to stay strong and keep going in games or life, no matter the problems.

Quote

“Every time I fall, I learn something new and come back stronger,” Faker say in a interview after 2024 Worlds.

Closing sentence

Faker’s journey show us that with perseverance, we can overcome any challenge and make it a chance for greatness.

Should Teenagers Take Responsibility for the Climate Crisis?

Subtitle:

A Question for Today’s World

By: Lee Dayun

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

The earth is getting hotter every year, and storms, floods, and fires are happening more often. Many people ask: should teenagers be the ones to lead the fight against climate change?

Detail 1:

Climate change affects our daily lives. Scientist say that the last ten years were the warmest in history. Rising oceans are a danger for cities near the coast, and farmers lose crops because of droughts and heavy rains. Some countries signed the Paris Agreement to cut pollution, but progress is still too slowly.

Detail 2:

Some people believe young people must act, since they will live with the results in the future. Youth protests, like Fridays for Future, show that students can make a big difference. But others argue that blaming teenagers is not fair. The main power is still in the hands of governments and big companies.

Interview (Quote):

“We want to act, but we cannot solve everything alone,” said Minji Kim, a 17-year-old high school student. “Adults must also change their habits. If not, nothing will really change.”

Conclusion (Opinion):

The climate crisis is a problem for everyone. Young people are important, but they should not carry all the burden. In my view, adults and youth must share the responsibility. Without teamwork, the future will became darker.

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**Street Workout: What Is This Exercise?**

*Easy Sport With Big Power*

By **Song Seongmok**, September 16

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### Lead

Street workout is a sport in the city. It use your body only.

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### Explanation 1

People do push-up, pull-up, and dip. They do it in park or outside place. The goal is make body strong without gym machine.

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### Explanation 2

Street workout also have skills. There are two parts: **Static** and **Dynamic**.

Static is like handstand, front lever, or planche. Dynamic are like big swing or spin on the bar. Many young peoples say they feels proud when they do new skill.

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### Interview

“I don’t go to gym,” says Mina, a student. “Street workout give me strong arms. I like it so much.”

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### Conclusion

I think street workout is very good. It is simple, cheap, and it help health. Students should try it, because it make us stronger.

Time

By: Lee Junhee 

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead: Today many countries are working for carbon neutrality, so buildings also need to

change for our future life.

Detail 1 Normal buildings use much energy for heating, cooling, and lights.

In the carbon-free time, builders will try to use safe materials like

wood, bamboo, and glass that can cut down carbon. Some new

designs also have 'green roofs' with plants, which can make houses

cooler and clean the air in the city.

Detail 2 Technology will be very important too. Smart machines that control

light and heat will help people save energy without work. Architects

is planning to build 'zero-energy houses.' This mean the solar

panels and wind power give the same energy as the house use.

Then the house can live by itself and not hurt the earth.

Professor Kim from Seoul University said,

“The future of buildings is not only about looking nice but also about care. Students

today must know that every house is part of the fight against climate change.”

My Opinion: I think carbon-free buildings are very important. I want to live in a city with

clean air, green houses, and safe energy. If we don’t change now, we will have more

problems later. I belive that new builders will be heroes for people and nature.

The Body’s Mechanism and Side Effects

By Choi Siyeon | September 16, 2025

Wegovy is a new medicine that help people manage their weight.

The main part of Wegovy is a drug called semaglutide. This drug copy the work of a natural hormone in our body named GLP-1. The hormone sends signals to the brain to feel full more quickly and slow down digestion. Because of this, people eat less, and their body burn fewer calories.

Even though Wegovy can support weight loss, it also have side effects. Common ones are nausea, stomach pain, throwing up, and diarrhea. These side effects happen because GLP-1 not only works in the brain, but also affect the stomach and intestines, making food stay longer inside. In rare times, it may cause serious health problem like pancreatitis. Doctors advice patients to use Wegovy only with a doctor’s care and with healthy habits, such as exercise and balanced meals.

Medicine should never be the first answer for weight control. A healthy lifestyle with sports and good eating are more important for teenagers like us.

Subtitle: How Brightness May Change Our Study Life

By: 최하은

Date: September 20, 2025

Lead Sentence

Have you ever feel that the classroom is too bright or too dark? Many students think light can change how well they can focus.

Detail 1

When the classroom is very bright, some students say their eyes get tired quickly. Too much light makes it hard to look at the board for a long time. On the other hand, if the room is too dark, students can feel sleepy and bored.

Detail 2

Some teachers believe that a normal level of brightness is best for learning. Good lighting help students to read and write more clear. It can also make the mood better in the classroom.

Ending (My Opinion)

In my opinion, classroom light is really important. If we find the best brightness, students will study better and feel more comfortable.

Subtitle: Turn Crisis into Opportunity with Faker’s Story

Byline: By An - hyunjun, Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Faker, a famous esports player, has faced tough challenges but always rises stronger with perseverance.

Detail 1:

Lee Sang-hyeok, known as Faker, is the greatest League of Legends player. In 2023, he got a bad wrist injury that stopped him from playing for months, making him and his fans sad. He also faced big losses in the 2017 and 2022 World Championships, which were major problems for him and his team, T1. These moments were tough for Faker because he always wants to win.

Detail 2:

Despite these hardships, Faker never gives up. After working hard to recover, he came back in 2024 and led T1 to a great World Championship win. Many people were amazed, as few thought he could recover so quickly. His leadership also helps T1 win many LCK titles, showing everyone that challenges can be chances for success.

Detail 3:

Faker’s strength is his perseverance and strong mind. He keeps training even when he gets hurt or people criticize him, showing great dedication. His ability to learn from mistakes inspires his team and fans. Faker’s story tells young people to stay strong and keep going in games or in life, no matter the problems.

Quote:

“Every time I fall, I learn something new and come back stronger,” Faker said in an interview after the 2024 Worlds.

Closing Sentence:

Faker’s journey shows us that with perseverance, we can overcome any challenge and make it a chance for greatness.

Peer Relationships and Children’s Emotions

Why Friends Matter in Early Childhood

By: Lim Seo Yoon | September 16, 2025

Lead

Children learn about emotions not only from parents, but also from their friends. Peer relationships can be very important for a child’s emotional growth.

Detail 1

When young children play together, they learn to share, wait, and help each other. Good peer relations make kids feel happy and safe. They also give children more self-confidence and teach them how to understand others.

Detail 2

But sometimes peer relations are not good. If a child is bullied or not included, he or she may feel sad and lonely. These feelings can last for long time and effect their school life. Teachers and parents need to watch carefully and support children when problems appear.

Interview Quote

“Friends are like teachers for emotions,” said Dr. Han Ji Min, a child expert. “When children have good friends, they feel stronger and more balance. Bad peer relations, however, can hurt their heart.”

Conclusion

In my opinion, peer relationships are very important for children. On the positive side, they help improve self-esteem and empathy. On the negative side, bullying or exclusion can hurt a child’s emotional health. This issue is a big challenge, and we must think about how to prevent and overcome it in the future.

Subtitle: How Flying Will Change for Everyone

By: Kwon Eun Sol

Date: October 13, 2025

In 2050, airplanes will not just be a way to travel—they will be smart, green, and more comfortable than ever before.

Future airlines will use electric or hydrogen-powered planes to protect the Earth. These planes will make less noise and no pollution. Many companies already try to make eco-friendly airplanes that can fly longer with less energy. In 2050, some planes maybe even fly themselves without pilots, using AI and advanced sensors.

Inside the plane, passengers will enjoy personalized spaces. Seats might change shape for your comfort, and food will be made by AI chefs. Virtual reality windows could show any view you want—even space or underwater scenes! However, tickets might become more expensive because of new technologys and high energy costs.

“I think flying in 2050 will feel like a hotel in the sky,” said aviation expert Minji Park. “People will travel faster, safer, and in more eco ways than today.”

I believe that in 2050, airlines will be very different from now. AI technology will make everything faster and more comfortable. I think the world will be much advanced because of that.

Headline:

Are Electric Cars Really 100% Eco-Friendly?

Subtitle:

The hidden truths behind the "green" vehicles

By: Lim Seonghun

Date: September 16, 2025

Electric cars are often called “the future of clean transport,” but are they truly the perfect solution for our planet?

Many people believe that electric vehicles (EVs) produce zero pollution. On the road, this is true because they do not release harmful gases like normal cars. However, the electricity used to charge EVs often comes from power plants that still burn coal or gas. This means EVs can still indirectly create carbon emissions, which is not always noticed by the public.

Another problem is the batteries. EV batteries are made from materials like lithium and cobalt. Mining these materials is very damaging for the environment, and sometimes it is connected with poor working conditions. Also, recycling old batteries is a very difficult process, and many countries do not have enough system to do it effectively.

“I bought an electric car because I wanted to help the Earth,” said one high school student in Seoul.

“But after reading more, I realize the issue is more complicated than I think.”

I believe electric cars are better than gasoline cars, but they are not completely eco-friendly. We should keep using EVs but also develop cleaner energy sources and better battery technology. If society only focus on EVs and forget other solutions, we might not solve the climate problem.

Headline:

Are Electric Cars Really 100% Eco-Friendly?

Subtitle:

The hidden truths behind the "green" vehicles

By: Lim Seonghun

Date: September 16, 2025

Electric cars are often called “the future of clean transport,” but are they truly the perfect solution for our planet?

Many people believe that electric vehicles (EVs) produce zero pollution. On the road, this is true because they do not release harmful gases like normal cars. However, the electricity used to charge EVs often comes from power plants that still burn coal or gas. This means EVs can still indirectly create carbon emissions, which is not always noticed by the public.

Another problem is the batteries. EV batteries are made from materials like lithium and cobalt. Mining these materials are very damaging for the environment, and sometimes it is connected with poor working conditions. Also, recycling old batteries is a very difficult process, and many countries do not have enough system to do it effectively.

“I bought an electric car because I wanted to help the Earth,” said one high school student in Seoul.

“But after reading more, I realize the issue is more complicated than I think.”

I believe electric cars is better than gasoline cars, but they are not completely eco-friendly. We should keep using EVs but also develop cleaner energy sources and better battery technology. If society only focus on EVs and forget other solutions, we might not solve the climate problem

Sports Commentary Under Fire

Subtitle:

Why Students Want Fair Media

By: Ji Sunwoo

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

Many high school fans complain about biased commentary in sports media.

Detail 1:

Some announcers cheer only one team, which makes young viewers feel confused. They wonder if the game is fair or if the media try to change their mind.

Detail 2:

Fair reporting is important because it shows respect to all players. If attention stays only on stars, the effort of others will be ignored.

Quote:

“A commentator must explain clearly, not just support,” said a student player.

LG Spark 2025: A Festival of Science and Culture

Exploring Innovation and Creativity Together

By Shin Jongwon | September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence

LG Spark 2025 will open on September 24 for 8 days, followed by three weeks of amazing programs that combine science and culture.

Detail 1

The festival will be held in Seoul and is expected to attract many students, teachers, and families. It will present interactive science shows, cultural performances, and exhibitions where visitors can try new technologies. From AI robots to eco-friendly energy solutions, the event shows how science is shaping our everyday life.

Detail 2

LG Spark also wants to make young people feel close to science. Workshops will help students learn through fun experiments, while concerts and plays will bring cultural joy. The organizers said they hope this mix of science and culture can inspire the next generation of thinkers and creators.

Quotation (Interview)

“This festival is not only about seeing science, but also about feeling it in daily culture,” said one university professor. “When science meets art, it makes people imagine a brighter future.”

Conclusion (My Opinion)

I believe this festival is very meaningful because inside culture, there are always scientific principles hiding. Understanding both sides will help us enjoy life more deeply and prepare for the future.

Subtitle: Exploring the Hidden Cost of Artificial Intelligence

By: Seo Jeong Hoon

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Many people ask AI questions every day, but each answer requires energy.

Detail 1:

One AI question may use power like a light bulb for minutes. This may not sound big, but billions daily make the impact serious.

Detail 2:

Most energy is used in data centers, which must keep many computers cool with water, air systems, and power. Scientists warn that growing AI could pressure energy supplies worldwide.

Quotation (Interview):

“AI is helpful, but not free for the environment,” said Dr. Kim. “Each question makes a small carbon footprint.”

Conclusion (My Opinion):

We should remember AI’s energy cost and think about the environment when using it.

Can Korea Basketball Come Back?

Subtitle:

Hope from the Asian Cup

By: Seoyeonwoo

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Korean men’s basketball was weak for many years, but the Asian Cup 2025 made fans think again.

Body 1:

Before, Korea had many strong teams. Old players made big history. But in the last decade, the results were not good. Some people say Korean players are too small and do not have enough speed.

Body 2:

In the Asian Cup 2025, young players showed fighting spirit and teamwork. Korea’s shooting got better, and defense was stronger. Still, experts said Korea’s level is lower than Japan’s and China’s.

Interview (Quote):

“We have good young players,” coach Kim said. “But we need more practice and more chances for them to play in other countries.”

Conclusion:

I think Korea basketball can rise again. For the future, a lot of interest from fans and schools is needed. If people support more, the sport will become stronger.

Subtitle: How Flying Will Change for Everyone

By: Kwon Eun Sol

Date: October 13, 2025

In 2050, airplanes will not just be a way to travel—they will be smart, green, and more comfortable than ever before.

Future airlines will use electric or hydrogen-powered planes to protect the Earth. These planes will make less noise and cause less pollution. Many companies already try to make eco-friendly airplanes that can fly longer with less energy. In 2050, some planes may even fly themselves without pilots, using AI and advanced sensors.

Inside the plane, passengers will enjoy personalized spaces. Seats might change shape for your comfort, and food could be made by AI chefs. Virtual reality windows could show any view you want—even space or underwater scenes! However, tickets might become more expensive because of new technologies and high energy costs.

“I think flying in 2050 will feel like a hotel in the sky,” said aviation expert Minji Park. “People will travel faster, safer, and in more eco-friendly ways than today.”

I believe that in 2050, airlines will be very different from now. AI technology will make everything faster and more comfortable. I think the world will be very advanced because of that.

Wegovy: How Does It Help with Weight Loss?

The Body’s Mechanism and Side Effects

By Choi Siyeon | September 16, 2025

Wegovy is a new medicine that helps people manage their weight.

The main part of Wegovy is a drug called semaglutide. This drug copies the work of a natural hormone in our body named GLP-1. The hormone sends signals to the brain to feel full more quickly and slow down digestion. Because of this, people eat less, and their body burns fewer calories.

Even though Wegovy can support weight loss, it also has side effects. Common ones are nausea, stomach pain, throwing up, and diarrhea. These side effects happen because GLP-1 not only works in the brain, but also affects the stomach and intestines, making food stay longer inside. In rare times, it may cause serious health problems like pancreatitis. Doctors advise patients to use Wegovy only with a doctor’s care and with healthy habits, such as exercise and balanced meals.

Medicine should never be the first answer for weight control. A healthy lifestyle with sports and good eating are more important for teenagers like us.

Time

By: Lee Junhee 

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead: Today many countries are working for carbon neutrality, so buildings also need to

change for our future life.

Detail 1 Normal buildings use much energy for heating, cooling, and lights.

In the carbon-free time, builders will try to use safe materials like

wood, bamboo, and glass that can cut down carbon. Some new

designs also have 'green roofs' with plants, which can make houses

cooler and clean the air in the city.

Detail 2 Technology will be very important too. Smart machines that control

light and heat will help people save energy without work. Architects

are planning to build 'zero-energy houses.' This means the solar

panels and wind power give the same energy as the house use.

Then the house can live by itself and not hurt the earth.

Professor Kim from Seoul University said,

“The future of buildings is not only about looking nice but also about care. Students

today must know that every house is part of the fight against climate change.”

My Opinion: I think carbon-free buildings are very important. I want to live in a city with

clean air, green houses, and safe energy. If we don’t change now, we will have more

problems later. I believe that new builders will be heroes for people and nature.

Subtitle: From music to drama to food — why the “K-Wave” keeps growing

Byline: Dahye Lee

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Paragraph:

Korean culture is no longer enjoyed only in Korea. Like waves reaching distant shores, the Korean Wave — also known as Hallyu — has spread across the globe through K-pop, K-dramas, and even Korean food. But why is it growing so fast?

Section 1: The Charm of Korean Culture

Korean dramas and music are more than just entertainment. They explore social issues, relationships, and emotions in a way that feels real. For example, Squid Game tells a story about inequality and survival, which deeply impressed audiences worldwide. K-pop brings together colorful choreography, catchy melodies, and many different music styles. This uniqueness makes fans want to learn Korean and explore Korean traditions on their own.

Section 2: Global Platforms and Fan Communities

Online platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and social media play a big role in spreading Korean content. Fans around the world share comments, fan art, and reactions, creating a global community. This fan culture has become a new form of content itself, making the Korean Wave even stronger.

Quote:

“The growth of K-content is not only in quantity but also in quality, and it is now recognized worldwide,” the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said.

— Source: Inmun360, Why the World Loves K-Content

Closing Interview:

Reporter: What do you think about the spread of Korean culture?

Interviewee (Katarina, 8th grade):

“I first listened to BTS songs, and then I started watching Korean dramas. My friend and I even tried to learn Hangul and cook Korean food. Since the stories are so fun and relatable, I just want to know more about them.”

More heat waves are striking the world, and students and old people suffer on hot days. Scientists warn that global temperature has gone up fast in the last few years. This change makes stronger storms, dry weather, and health problems. Many cities tell about record-hot days, and hospitals meet more sick people from heat. But some people still ignore the warnings and think the weather will be normal again. Experts say that very hot weather is not only about feeling hot but also about food, water, and power.
“We must act before it is too late,” said a climate expert.
To protect the environment, we should start small, like saving power, planting trees, and using less plastic.

How memory loss is changing our society

By Jang Junseo, September 16, 2025

Lead Paragraph
Dementia is a condition that affects millions of older people worldwide. It slowly takes away memory, thinking skills, and even daily abilities. Many families are struggling with how to care for loved ones who have developed this illness.

Detailed Explanation 1
Dementia is not a single disease but a group of symptoms caused by brain damage. The most common type is Alzheimer’s disease, which accounts for about 60–70% of cases. Other forms include vascular dementia and Lewy body dementia. Patients often forget names, lose track of time, and may become confused even in familiar places.

Detailed Explanation 2
Scientists believe dementia is linked to abnormal changes in the brain, such as the build-up of proteins that damage nerve cells. Age is the biggest risk factor: people over 65 are much more likely to be affected. However, lifestyle choices like smoking, lack of exercise, and poor diet also increase the risk. Government and health organizations are working to provide better care and support.

Interview Quote
“My grandmother was diagnosed with dementia three years ago,” said Minji, a high school student. “At first she only forgot small things, but now she can’t recognize me. It is very hard for our family, but we try to stay patient and give her love.”

Conclusion
In my opinion, dementia happens because of both natural aging and unhealthy habits. While we cannot stop people from getting old, we can take steps to protect our brains by eating well, exercising, and staying socially active. Dementia reminds us that health is not only about the body, but also about the mind.

The Future of a Four-Day Workweek

The four-day workweek is becoming a hot topic in many countries, but is it really possible in Korea? In Europe, places like Iceland and Belgium have already tested shorter workweeks. Research shows that workers feel less stress and more productive with extra rest, and some companies report lower burnout. In Korea, however, people are used to long hours, and many young workers want to change. Business owners are worried about higher labor costs or losing profits, and the government has not made a final decision yet. A professor from Seoul National University said that balance is needed between company competition and workers’ health. I am curious if salary and daily work will change. I think work per day would increase and salary would also rise, but pay may not be exactly the same as before.

Does Music Really Help Us Focus While Studying?

Science and Students’ Experiences

By Lee Soyul | September 16, 2025

Lead:

Many students wonder if listening to music while studying can really increase concentration.

Detail 1:

Studies from Stanford University found that certain classical music can improve brain processing. Music also helps block background noise, making it easier to stay on task.

Detail 2:

But not all music works. Fast songs with lyrics sometimes disturb memory. Experts say it depends on the subject and personal habits.

Interview Quote:

“When I play calm music during homework, I feel more relaxed and I can keep studying longer,” said a middle school student.

Conclusion:

In my view, listening to music helps memory and blocks outside noise, so concentration gets better. If we survey our grade, I think more than half of students study with music.

Yellow Envelope Law and Jobs in Korea

Subtitle:

A High School View

By: Oh Seunggeun

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

The Yellow Envelope Law was made in 2023 to stop very big money demands on workers who strike. It started many talks about Korea’s jobs and economy.

Body 1:

Supporters say the law gives workers more rights and safety. They think workers can now ask for better conditions without fear. Worker groups welcome it, saying fairness is needed.

Body 2:

Some people say it will result in better talks between workers and bosses. Others warn that stronger rules could make firms spend less or even move abroad.

Interview Quote:

“If not carefully managed, jobs may leave Korea,” said a researcher.

Conclusion:

I think some factories might go abroad, and local jobs could decrease.

The Age Beyond AI: AGI is Coming

A New Future for Everyone

By So Jae-ung, September 16, 2025

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Detail 1: What is AGI?

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is a kind of AI that can do many jobs, not just one. Today’s AI is strong but only in small areas, like playing games or helping with homework.

AGI could learn many skills and use them together. For example, it could write a story and also solve math problems without needing special training each time.

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Detail 2: Why Is It Important?

Scientists in many countries are trying to make AGI. Some people think it will come soon, maybe in a few decades. Others say it will take more time. AGI could help doctors, teachers, and workers.

But it could also be dangerous if it makes decisions faster than humans do.

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Quotation (Interview)

A teacher said in a school talk:

"AGI may become the strongest tool in history. It can help heal sick people and protect nature, but it also brings big questions. Students need to talk about how we should use it."

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Conclusion

I think AGI will change the world depending on how people use it.

If we use it well, it will help us. If not, it can be a problem.

Should Teenagers Take Responsibility for the Climate Crisis?

Subtitle:

A Question for Today’s World

By: Lee Dayoon

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead:

The earth is getting hotter every year, and storms, floods, and fires are happening more often. Many people ask: should teenagers be the ones to lead the fight against climate change?

Detail 1:

Climate change affects our daily lives. Scientists say that the last ten years were the warmest in history. Rising oceans are a danger for cities near the coast, and farmers lose crops because of droughts and heavy rains. Some countries signed the Paris Agreement to cut pollution, but progress is still too slow.

Detail 2:

Some people believe young people must act, since they will live with the results in the future. Youth protests, like Fridays for Future, show that students can make a big difference. But others argue that blaming teenagers is not fair. The main power is still in the hands of governments and big companies.

Interview (Quote):

“We want to act, but we cannot solve everything alone,” said Minji Kim, a 17-year-old high school student. “Adults must also change their habits. If not, nothing will really change.”

Conclusion (Opinion):

The climate crisis is a problem for everyone. Young people are important, but they should not carry all the burden. In my view, adults and youth must share the responsibility. Without teamwork, the future will become darker.

Peer Relationships and Children’s Emotions

Why Friends Matter in Early Childhood

By: Lim Seo Yoon | September 16, 2025

Lead

Children learn about emotions not only from parents, but also from their friends. Peer relationships can be very important for a child’s emotional growth.

Detail 1

When young children play together, they learn to share, wait, and help each other. Good peer relations make kids feel happy and safe. They also give children more self-confidence and teach them how to understand others.

Detail 2

But sometimes peer relations are not good. If a child is bullied or not included, he or she may feel sad and lonely. These feelings can last for a long time and affect their school life. Teachers and parents need to watch carefully and support children when problems appear.

Interview Quote

“Friends are like teachers for emotions,” said Dr. Han Ji Min, a child expert. “When children have good friends, they feel stronger and more balanced. Bad peer relations, however, can hurt their heart.”

Conclusion

In my opinion, peer relationships are very important for children. On the positive side, they help improve self-esteem and empathy. On the negative side, bullying or exclusion can hurt a child’s emotional health. This issue is a big challenge, and we must think about how to prevent and overcome it in the future.

Subtitle: Understanding Bias and Fairness in AI

By: Park Chanyu

Date: September 16, 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) is used in many places today, such as schools, hospitals, and job hiring. But sometimes AI makes decisions that are not fair. AI learns from data. If the data has biased or unfair information, the AI will copy it. For example, in some companies, AI hiring tools have preferred men over women because the old data already showed gender problems. There are some ways to make AI fairer. First, people must check the data carefully. Second, programs can be designed to find unfair patterns. Third, rules and laws are needed to control how AI is used. Still, it is difficult to remove all bias because our society is not perfect. “AI does not decide to be unfair by itself. It only reflects the society where the data comes from,” said Dr. Kim, a computer expert. “That is why clean data and good rules are very important.” I think AI becomes biased because of the bias in the basic input data. To stop this, we need to give AI correct and fair data.

Subtitle: The Possibilities and Limitations of a Four-Day Workweek

By:Kang yoonseo

Date: 2025/10/13

The four-day workweek is becoming a hot topic in many countries, but is it really possible in Korea? In Europe, places like Iceland and Belgium have already tested shorter workweeks. Research shows that workers feel less stress and more productive with extra rest, and some companies report lower burnout. In Korea, however, people are used to long hours, and many young workers want to change. Business owners are worried about higher labor costs or losing profits, and the government has not made a final decision yet. A professor from Seoul National University said that balance is needed between company competition and workers’ health. I am curious if salary and daily work will change. I think work per day would increase and salary would also rise, but pay may not be exactly the same as before.

Subtitle: Turn Crisis into Opportunity with Faker’s Story

By An - hyunjun Date: September 16, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Faker, a famous esports player, has faced tough challenges but always has risen stronger with perseverance.

Detail 1:

Lee Sang-hyeok, known as Faker, is the greatest League of Legends player. In 2023, he got a bad wrist injury that stopped him from playing for months, making him and his fans sad. He also faced big losses in the 2017 and 2022 World Championships, which were major problems for him and his team, T1. These moments were tough for Faker because he always wants to win.

Detail 2:

Despite these hardships, Faker never gives up. After working hard to recover, he came back in 2024 and led T1 to a great World Championship win. Many people were amazed, as few thought he could recover so quickly. His leadership also helped T1 win many LCK titles, showing everyone that challenges can be chances for success.

Detail 3:

Faker’s strength is his perseverance and strong mind. He keeps training even when he gets hurt or people criticize him, showing great dedication. His ability to learn from mistakes inspires his team and fans. Faker’s story tells young people to stay strong and keep going in games or in life, no matter the problems.

Quote:

“Every time I fall, I learn something new and come back stronger,” Faker said in an interview after the 2024 Worlds.

Closing Sentence:

Faker’s journey shows us that with perseverance, we can overcome any challenge and turn it into a chance for greatness."

Talking Across Cultures

Subtitle:

Easy tips for everyone

By: Kim Ga-eun

Date: September 16, 2025

Many people around the world misunderstand each other because of cultural gaps. Different ways of speaking, gestures, and even simple greetings can make people confused. Sometimes small actions are seen as rude, even if nothing wrong was meant.

Listening carefully helps reduce mistakes in talk. People should pay attention to tone, body language, and context. This makes conversations clearer and more friendly.

Learning simple greetings makes communication smoother. For example, in some countries people bow, but in others they wave or shake hands. Knowing this can prevent problems.

“My U.S. friend waved, not bowed, so I learned a new style,” said Jisoo.

To avoid culture problems, we must understand and compromise well. Respecting differences can make friendships stronger.

Math and Physics in Real Medicine

Helping to Treat Cancer, Memory Disorders, and Diabetes

By Kim Hyeongbin | September 16, 2025

Math and physics are now used in hospitals to fight serious diseases. Doctors use math to study how cancer grows and how it reacts to treatment. Physics is used to study blood flow, how drugs move inside the body, and how the brain works in people with dementia. These studies help doctors develop new treatments faster and safer.

For diabetes, computer models show how blood sugar changes, so doctors can predict what will happen in real life.

“Science and medicine work together to help patients,” said Dr. Lee.

If we look more closely, we can find daily examples that show the value and potential of physics in our lives.

Internet from Space vs. Astronomers

By: Kim Minhyung

Date: September 16, 2025

Lead

The night sky should be clear and beautiful. But many new satellites are making it harder for people to see the stars.

Detail 1

SpaceX is sending thousands of Starlink satellites into space. The plan is to give internet to people everywhere. But these satellites shine when sunlight hits them. They look like white lines in the sky. Astronomers say these lines disturb their work. It becomes difficult to take clean photos of stars and galaxies.

Detail 2

Observatories are not the only ones affected.

Amateur stargazers also see the satellite lines in their telescopes. Sometimes, scientists must repeat their work because the data was affected by trails.

If the number of satellites increases to tens of thousands, the problem could become worse.

Quotation (Interview)

Dr. Sarah Johnson, an astronomer, said:

“We are not against technology. But space should be shared by everyone. We must keep the night sky safe for science and for culture.”

Closing / My Opinion

In my opinion, (We should reduce the number of Starlink satellites). Internet is important, but we should not lose the stars.

Headline:

Are Electric Cars Really 100% Eco-Friendly?

Subtitle:

The hidden truths behind the "green" vehicles

By: Lim Seonghun

Date: September 16, 2025

Electric cars are often called “the future of clean transport,” but are they truly the perfect solution for our planet?

Many people believe that electric vehicles (EVs) produce zero pollution. On the road, this is true because they do not release harmful gases like normal cars. However, the electricity used to charge EVs often comes from power plants that still burn coal or gas. This means EVs can still indirectly create carbon emissions, which is not always noticed by the public.

Another problem is the batteries. EV batteries are made from materials like lithium and cobalt. Mining these materials is very damaging for the environment, and sometimes it is connected with poor working conditions. Also, recycling old batteries is a very difficult process, and many countries do not have enough system to do it effectively.

“I bought an electric car because I wanted to help the Earth,” said one high school student in Seoul.

“But after reading more, I realize the issue is more complicated than I think.”

I believe electric cars are better than gasoline cars, but they are not completely eco-friendly. We should keep using EVs but also develop cleaner energy sources and better battery technology. If society only focuses on EVs and forgets other solutions, we might not solve the climate problem.

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Street Workout: What Is This Exercise?

*Easy Sport With Big Power*

By **Song Seongmok**, September 16

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Lead

Street workout is a sport in the city. It uses your body only.

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Explanation 1

People do push-up, pull-up, and dip. They do it in park or outside place. The goal is make body strong without gym machine.

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Explanation 2

Street workout also have skills. There are two parts: **Static** and **Dynamic**.

Static is like handstand, front lever, or planche. Dynamic is like big swing or spin on the bar. Many young people say they feel proud when they do new skill.

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### Interview

“I don’t go to gym,” says Mina, a student. “Street workout give me strong arms. I like it so much.”

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Conclusion

I think street workout is very good. It is simple, cheap, and it help health. Students should try it, because it make us stronger.

How Music Changes Our Lives

Written by: Kim Suyeon

Date: September 16, 2025

Music is all around us, and it always follows our feelings.

First, music can help when we feel stress. Studies show that slow music can make our heart beat slower and calm our mind. Some hospitals use music to help patients rest and sleep well.

Second, music makes people come together. When people sing or listen to the same song, they feel like friends. At concerts, even strangers can smile and enjoy because they share the same music.

“My life would be boring without music. When I hear my favorite songs, I get more energy for study,” said a middle school student.

In my opinion, music gives many good effects to our body.

Hope for Rare Disease Patients

How Medicine Can Change Lives

By Kim Narae, September 16, 2025

Lead

All over the world, many people live with rare diseases. Each illness may only hurt a small number of people, but together they make a big problem for modern medicine. Making treatments for these sicknesses is not only a job for science but also a duty for humanity.

Detail 1

Rare diseases are sometimes called “orphan diseases” because drug companies once forgot about them. Since the number of patients is small, companies thought it was not profit to spend money on research. But new rules and teamwork between countries have changed this idea. Today, scientists are making medicines that give hope to families who had no cure before.

Detail 2

Still, making a new medicine is very costly and time-consumming. Testing a drug can take many years, and not every project succeed. Even so, progress in biology and genetics now makes it possible to build treatments that fight the real cause of a disease, which was unthinkable many years ago.

Quote (Interview)

“We must remember that patients with rare diseases are not less important,” said Dr. Lee Ji-won, a teacher of biomedical science. “Every person deserve the chance to live a better life. When we support research, society shows what it really cares about.”

Conclusion (My Opinion)

In my opinion, making new medicines for rare diseases is not only about science but also about helping people in a fair way. Even if it does not bring big money, it can give hope to patients who had no chance before. As high school students, we should also care about this problem, because one day we may be the people who make a real change for others.

Title:

Artificial Intelligence and Privacy: A New Security Challenge

Subtitle:

How AI is Changing the Way We Protect Our Personal Data

By: han seoyoung

Date: September 16, 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more important in daily life, but it also creates new risks for personal information.

Many high school students use AI apps for study, social media, and even health advice. While these tools are helpful, they also collect a huge amount of data. If the data are not protected well, hackers can steal passwords, location, or even private conversations. This makes people feel unsafe when they use AI.

Experts say that companies must follow stronger security rules. For example, AI systems should encrypt user data and limit who can access it. However, some companies are not careful enough, and they sometimes sell data to advertisers without clear permission. This can lead to mistrust between users and technology.

“We need to think carefully about the balance between AI development and privacy protection,” said Dr. Kim, a computer science professor. “If young people lose trust in AI, the technology will not reach it’s full potential.”

I think AI is a powerful tool, but privacy must always come first. As a student, I believe that we need more education about digital safety and clear laws to protect our information.

White Coral, Warming Earth

Subtitle:

Why Corals Turn White

By: Yoon Ye-Young

Date: September 16, 2025

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Lead Sentence:

Coral reefs are turning white because the Earth is getting hotter.

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Detail 1:

Corals live with small algae. The algae give them food and color. But when the seawater gets too hot, the algae go away. Then the corals lose color and become weak.

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Detail 2:

This is called “coral bleaching.” If global warming continues, many corals will die. Fish and people who need the ocean will also have big problems.

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Quote (Interview):

“Corals are in danger now,” said Dr. Kim. “If we do not act fast, many reefs will be gone soon.”

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Closing (My Opinion):

I think global warming is breaking nature on land and in the ocean. The marine ecosystem will not be okay. I don’t think it can be safe from this danger.

The Hidden Side of the Han River Fireworks

Subtitle:

How Festivals Affect Animals Around Us

By Han Yeseo, September 16, 2025

Every year, thousands of people enjoy the fireworks by the Han River, but not everyone is happy about this festival.

While humans are celebrating, wild animals living near the Han River feel stress and danger. Loud sounds can make birds fly away from their nests, and some animals lose their safe homes.

Pets, such as dogs and cats, also suffer during fireworks. Many owners say their pets shake, hide, or bark all night. The bright lights and noises are too strong for small animals, and sometimes they even run away.

Interview:

“We love to see fireworks, but my dog is very scared every year. She doesn’t eat or sleep well when the festival happens,” said Ms. Kim, a local resident.

I think we must find better ways to celebrate, because animals are harmed by the Han River fireworks. If people and animals can both be safe, the festival will be happier for everyone.