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Women’s Equality Day, August 26, 2008
The United States designates August 26 of each year as Women's Equality Day. The day marks the 1920 passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that gave American women full ...

Dear Banks in America
Did Russia's House of Cards Fall the Same Way?
By Thomas Emmon Pisano
ST Columnist
It is a stronghold for the preservation of our funds, our dreams, and a hedge against inflation that is the American banking system. Our banks are the strongest and most regulated of any institution in the ...

5th Annual International Business Awards announces
S. Korean's Best Global Companies of the Year
Fairfax, VA — Companies and individuals from 26 countries, including first-time winners Bulgaria, Mexico, Panama, Romania and Sudan, have been announced as Stevie® Award winners in the fifth ...

Special announcement
ST Columnist Pisano Opens His Website
Writer-Artist-Techincian Wants to Better Serve Readers
The Seoul Times takes pride in announcing that Mr. Thomas Emmon Pisano, a renowned US writer and a special columnist for The Seoul Times, has recently opened his website for his ...

Gyenari:
Korean BBQ Goes Upscale in Culver City
New Restaurant Leaves the Grit to K-town
By S. Irene Virbila
Times Restaurant Critic
CULVER CITY, California continues to bust out in new restaurants, so much so that on a weekend night it can be tough to find a spot in one of the city's (free) parking structures. And so valet stations are popping ...

Poll: U.S. Presidential Race Statistically Tied
The presidential race between Democratic candidate Barack Obama and his rival Republican John McCain remained statistically tied, according to a poll published on Aug. 19, 2008. Forty-five percent ...

U.S. Falling Behind South Korea and Taiwan
Few developments have had broader consequences for the public sector than the introduction of the Internet and digital technology. Electronic government offers the promise of utilizing technology to improve ...

Korean Artist SooJin Jeong in New York Exhibition
NEW YORK, NY — The Agora Gallery (530 West 25th Street, Chelsea, New York, NY, 10001) is proud to present "SooJin Jeong in Strength in Color." Scheduled to run from Sept. 9 through Sept. 30 ...

Dogs May Tell Much About A Man
If a man owns a mutt, he is typically happy-go-lucky and will make a good mate, says Wendy Diamond, author of "How To Understand Men Through Their Dogs." "They are not concerned about pedigree," she ...

America Is Already Committing Acts of War Against Iran
USA taxpayer dollars are funding activities that result in Iranians being killed and wounded and Iranian property destroyed — acts of war. The war between the United States and Iran is on. American taxpayer ...

Obama Needs to Hammer Economic, Foreign Policy Failures in Bush/Cheney Years
Memorial Service to Be Held for a Fallen Hero
Coral Decline Hits Rich and Poor
Memorial Service for a Fallen Hero
The Terrible Consequences of Runaway Spending in U.S. Government
Even Americans Oppose Taking Sides in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Poll
Koreans Absolutely Correct to Object to US Beef Imports
Man Risks Own Life to Save Drowning Bear
Advocate for City Exchange Students Says Order Defies Free Speech
Secret Life of the World's Biggest Fish Revealed
California's Suit against Whole Foods Markets
US Wants Justification: We Want A True Accounting
Newwork Hosts Mayor from Seoul's Jung-gu
Hands-On Cooking with Italy's Top Chefs
Condemnation Pours on Burmese Junta as Suu Kyi's Detention Continues
US Woman, Prounounced Dead, Comes Alive
New Mexico Gov. Richardson: Best USA Secretary of State 2008
American-Assamese Preparing White Paper on One-Horned Rhino
US Girl Who Lived in Korea Wins Scholarship
Race, Differences between US, and Fixation
China Olympics, Tibet Torture, Coca-Cola Profits
Mouse Adult Stem Cells Developed into Heart and Blood Cells
2-Week-Old Twins Overdosed by 1,000 Times
Reedley, Dinuba Honor Korean Legacy
Int'l Counter-Narcotics Policy in Afghanistan Victimizes the Poorest, Fuels Armed Resistance
What Role Obama's White Mother Played?
Ex-President Kim Dae-Jung Visits Portland, Ore.
Gorbachev Asked to Lead Next USA President Out of Iraq Conflict
S. Korea's Bulldozer President Lee Myung-Bak on CNN's Talk Asia
Tiger Needs Major Comeback
Global Views of USA Improve
Why Obama Won't Separate From His Pastor
U.S. House Speaker Pelosi to Dalai Lama's Defence
Art Chicago 2008 Draws Leading Art Galleries
"Wild Dogs in the Night"
American Seeing through the Haze
Yahoo Expected to Reject Microsoft's TOB
Obama Sweeps Nebraska, Washington, Louisiana
From Korea to Delano with Tiger Spirit
Clinton Wins in Missouri; GOP Race Close
From Korea to Delano with Tiger Spirit
If It’s Tuesday, It Must Be Spanish
Student 'Ambassador' Dies Neglected & Alone
Hillary, Romney Emerge as Winners of Nevada Caucuses
President Bush Wraps Up UAE Visit
Assassination Poses Dilemma for US
House Prices in Asia Gain Momentum
Immigration Issue More Important than Ever for U.S. Presidential Race
Chavez Loses Constitutional Vote
Daewon, Minsago, among Best High Schools
1000th Rare Whale Shark Found
Hillary Is a Symptom of America's Malaise
Presidential Candidate Bill Richardson Outlines His Foreign Policy Agenda
Internet a Threat, Says UN Terror Chief
Spain's King Tells Chavez to "Shut Up"
Dolphins Save Surfer from Shark's Attack
Plain English Gets Harder in Global Era
A New Partnership With Latin America
Korean-American Crowned Ms. America
Ron Paul, Hope for a Reunited Korea
Argentina's first lady wins presidency: polls
Blackwater: the Visigoths
600 Billion Dollars!
S. Korea, Seoul Not Best Places to Live in
Young Professionals in US Bring Agri-issues under Spotlight
US School Officials Enforcing School Policies
Free the Cuban Five Now!
Why We Should Exit Iraq Now
US Foreign Policymakers Face New Challenge
Language Teaching Gains Second Life:
Happy Birthday America, July 2007! Open Letter
Dead Airman's Affidavit: Roswell Aliens Were Real
Hate and The Enemies of Reason
The Palestine Conspiracy
Up to 30,000 Canadians Homeless; Study Shows
Korean Exchange Student Excels in the US
New Orleans and the Price of Beans
Model Gisele Bundchen Opposes Condom Ban
With Korea as Model, Bush Team Ponders Long Support Role in Iraq
Boy Bags Wild Hog Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'
Lost Loves Found Again?
Stand Up America and Protest!
Resolving the Worsening Crisis at the FDA
Is New Orleans A Greedy Little City?
Donald Trump Becomes a Grandfather
Shetty Doesn't Want to Charge Gere for Kissing
Salmonella, My Old Friend ...
CNN Interviews Indian Actress Shilpa Shetty
World Publics Favor New Powers for the UN
Actress Shilpa Shetty Gives Her Thoughts on Richard Gere Kiss Furor in CNN's Talk Asia
CSFES Helps Exchange Students in the US
Bush Shows New, Improved Policy on N. Korea
In Nature But Not Invented By Nature
Flag Could Be Key to Return of USS Pueblo
Allard Wants USS Pueblo Back From N. Korea
Death Toll Rises to 31 in Virginia Tech Shooting
Convicted Felons Allowed to Host Teenagers
Did Katrina Almost Destroy New Orleans?
Greetings from New Orleans
US Congress Should Pass FTA for More Jobs
Traveling with Thomas
Cuba: A Success Story
Is US Blind to Dangers of Foreign Outsourcing?
Apple TV Connects Computer to TV
US Judge Throws Out Suit Against Google
Starbucks Signs McCartney to New Music Label
The World Really Does Not Know Me
Alarm Bells Sound in Nandigram for Indian Democracy
US Spends Much Less Money on Diplomacy Than Military
The Anatomy of Homelessness II
Boston Lead Singer Brad Delp Dies at 55
Rumors and Truth
The Queen
Is US Profiting from Miseries of the Homeless?
Tyra Banks Looks for Another 'Top Model'
This Is Our Gift to Our Children
Rio Carnival Parades End with Few Violence
The Anatomy of Homelessness
Wanna Have Clever Baby? Eat More Seafood!
U.N. Chief Dispels Criticism over Allegedly Bypassing Procedures: NYT
Booming Panama City Awaits Noriega's Return
Polygamists Practice Big Love In Arizona
Sole Superpower Challenged by New Rivals
S. Korea Makes Best Fake Handbags
"Sex Slave Resolution Will Clear House"
An Open Letter to America on Patriotism
Castro Appears on TV for 1st Time in 3 Months
Chavez: Castro Fighting for Life
Headhunters at Harvard May Pick a Woman
Little Asia on the Hill
Korea's Pop Idols Hunt Leads to Auditions in US
"ONLY THE FIRST TIME YOU KILL"
America: Land of Abundance, Insane Homeless
UN Sec. Gen.-Designate Ban Urges Iran on Talks
New Molecule Promises Early Detection of Alzheimer's: Study
Collision with Horse Restores Man's Full Vision
"The Giant Rat of Sumatra"
Rice Pioneer Dr. Henry Beachell Dies at 100
US Rep. Keith Ellison Wants to Carry Koran
Beaches, Best Option for Homeless in Hawaii
Cameron Diaz Discovers Inner Peace
Internet Fraud, Greedy Easy Targets?
Problem of Discipline in US Public Schools
Bush Taps Gates to Replace Rumsfeld
Risky Teen Sex: Blame Social Pressures
DA Declines Suing Host in Exchange Saga
Bill Clinton, George Bush & Craig Scott
US Bishops Given Misleading Guidlines
Disaster Declared as Quake Hits Hawaii
Venezuela and Iran in Unlikely Bond
Parents of Korean Exchange Students Warned
A. Villaraigosa's Asian Tour Begins on Oct. 15
Research Targets Korean-Americans in US
"Woman Avoids Jail for Theft from Student"
We've Been Excluded from High-Level Dialogue
Chávez Literary Theme -- Power of the People
Tribute to Illegal Migrant Workers Killed in 9-11
Bush Acknowledges Secret CIA Prisons
Stem Cell Politics: Divide and Conquer
HIV Prevention Must Address Women' Needs
Students Land in US without Schools, Hosts
Young Foreign Students Left Unprotected in US
S. Korean FM Ban Best Choice to Head UN
Staying Alive with HIV
CSFES Helps Foreign Students in the US
Korean Cusine Popular in the US
Mideast:Food with One Hand, Arms with Other
Navratilova Visits Laureus "Fight Back" Project
Sun Kills 60,000 a Year, WHO Warns
To Know You Is to Love You
Stem Cells Veto: A Cause for Hope
Science and Ethics at Crucial Crossroads
Albert Einstein's Love Life Revealed
American Man Speaks after 19 Years in Coma
Passive Smoking: Why Is It Dangerous?
Saved by the Belle, a Beagle Who Rang 911
Dan Rather Leaves CBS after 4 Decades
Drinking Coffee Maybe Good for Liver
Stem Cells — A Changed Personal Course
Korean Stocks Fall Hard as Dow Falls Sharply
Shadow of Pentagon on CIA
How Does My DNA Work?
"I Still Love Tom," Says Actress Kidman
Stem Cells -- Changing My Personal Course
Power Platforms Make Every Woman an Amazon
Stem Cells -- Changing Personal Course
Pole to Pole 2006: Inspirational Insanity, Again!
Jesus and Illegal Immigrants?
Stem Cells -- Changing a Personal Course
Surgery Knocks 37 More Kg off Former Half-Ton
New Device Allows Woman to See without Eyes
Seal Hunters Ram Protesters' Inflatable Boat
Woman Displays Exceptional Recall of Her Past
S. Korea Has 'Strong Will' to Beat Japan
Polygamy Drives Plot of New HBO Dramedy
Freedom of Speech in English Only?
Rice Pumps Iron for the Cameras
World Population Reaches 6.5 Bil. This Year
Bilingual Education: Parents Know Best
The GOP: No Guest Worker Program?
Tancredo: the Ugly Face of the GOP?
Finding a Muse in Mountains, Chestnut Trees
"Warrior Princess" to White House?
Rice's Q & A with S. Korea's FM Ban Ki-Moon
U.S.-South Korea Relationship Has Soured
Speedskating's Apolo Anton Ohno
Lowering Expectations at Science's Frontier
Science Takes Hard Look Inward
Rights for Illegal immigrants?
Schatten Tries to Patent Human Cloning
Bush Announces Strategic Language Initiative
Kimchi Sales Rise Linked to Bird Flu Cure?
Wolves Thrive but Animosity Keeps Pace
What Makes Some Scientists Cheat?
Healthcare for All?
No English, No Service?
Clemency Appeal Rejected by the Terminator
Korean Scientists Likely to Face Tighter Scrutiny
Hopes for Korea Will Be Aired At Seoul Summit
Inmates Try Boot Camp for Kicking Drugs
When Language Knowledge Means Security
Bigfoot-Sized Ape Lived Alongside Humans
Bilingual Principals?
US Artist Mark Rothko's Works to Come to Seoul
US Congressman Proposes Border Fence
Hillary's Attack Bewilders Seoul Government
Mexicans Head North for Better Life, Way North
Mexico in US
Poll: Americans More Accepting
Tongue-Tied Bush?
China-S. Korea Overtake US As No. 1 Spammer
US Democrat to Go to N. Korea for Nuclear Talks
Is Immigration a Local Affair?
Python Bursts after Trying to Swallow Gator
Voting Rights in Español
East Meets West, With an Argentine Twist
Legendary Monster of Deep Captured on Film
Profiting from Illegal Immigration?
Ashton & Demi Get Married
Job Safety for All?
As Human Crisis Abated, Animal Rescues Began
When English Only Discriminates
After 4 Years, 1st Renewal Signs at Ground Zero
Over 1 in 4 Korean Men in US Smoke
Microsoft S. Ballmer Vows to "KILL" Google
Border Control with Songs?
Our Shrinking Language Tapestry
Guilty Parents, Innocent Children?
Language Born of Colonialism Thrives Again
Choices, Up to Your Knees
Scientists Speak Up on Mix of God and Science
Olivia Newton-John's Lover Gone
No End to Woes for Michael Jackson
Only One Language for America?
OMA Designs Museum, Multiuse Complex in US
George Bush: Already Lame Duck?
Christian Groups Press Bush About N.Korea
Wyatt Earp Fought Here, but the Corral Isn't O.K.
Peter Jennings Dies at 67
New Chapter in the Mystery of Marilyn
Kimchi Chic in the Big Apple City
When Old and New World Met in a Camera Flash
An American Trying to Capture Monet's Magic
The Men Who Bombed Hiroshima
US Hints N. Korea Talks near End
How the Father of the A-bomb Fell from Grace
Nuke May not Have Brought Japan to Surrender
A Comprehensive Immigration Bill That Works
The Desire for Tallest Building Persists
US Tries New Approach in Talks with N. Korea
Teenage Golfer May Also Be a Marketer's Dream
The Day the World Lit Up
Big Fish That (Sadly) Aren't Getting Away
Reviving His Works, on Paper and Plaster
Ten Thousand Years of Cherokee History
Language as Integration
Rice Plans to Visit Seoul on 4 Nation Asian Trip
Driving in English Only?
Agents Said to Dismantle a Korean Sex Ring
New Design Unveiled for Freedom Tower
The Aliens Are Invading?!
Untying Americans' Tongue?
Last Crusade in Career that Reshaped Religion
Is Michelle Wie Next Big Thing in Golf?
Blueprint to Terror-proof Nation's Skyscrapers
How the Web Changes Your Eeading Habits
US Plans to Renew Its Food Aid to N. Korea
Detractors Divided over Hillary Book
Foreign Makers Pace Car Industry in South
Illegal Workers Saving Social Security?
Korean Word for Golf?
America in its Photo Innocence
Oprah Winfrey Heads Celebrity Power List
King Tut, Museum Trailblazer, Begins an Encore
Golf Is an Issue for Well-Rounded Dealmakers
Michael Jackson Cleared of All Charges
Learning Languages the Easy Way?
What Women Want: More Horses
US, Seoul Try to Ease Rift on Talks with North
Valuing Bilingualism?
Striving in America, and in the Spelling Bee
The Dark Fascination With Tyson
The Scandal That Toppled a President
US Sends Stealth Jets to South Korea
11 Steps to a Better Brain
That Exotic, Deceptive London Smog
US Stops North Korea Work on MIAs
Entropy: Enemy of Evolution?
English-Only Laws: Why?
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Pete Wilson II?
US Is Warning N. Koreans on Nuclear Test
Language Fluency Means Security
World 'Must Stop N. Korea Testing'
A Brancusi Sells at Record Price
Picasso and Beckmann Win Out in Thin Market
US Cites Signs of Korean Steps to Nuclear Test
Diners and Dinner, Close to the Flame
North Korea Labels Bush a 'Dictator'
Annan Urges Anti-Nuclear Effort
Paris Inc.
Episode 1: The Ranch Hand
N. Korea Able to Mount Warheads on Missiles
Language Barrier Called Health Hazard in E.R.
35 to Vie in 12th Van Cliburn Piano Competition
When the Feds Bash Immigrants
Steps at Reactor in N. Korea Worry the US
Wall St. Suffers Worst Day in 2 Years
Injuries Rising as More Kids Take Up Golf
Autumn Birth Linked to Childhood Brain Cancer
Learn English or Lose Your Child
Brain-Damaged Terri Schiavo Dies
Smokers Don't Recognize Risks of Their Habit
Girlie Man Budget
Fingers Point to Male Aggression
Librarian Takes Stand in Harvard Bias Case
Spicing Things Up in the East Bay
Saving Social Security or Killing It?
Hanwha Funds Korea-US Exchange Council
Harvard Finally Gets a Passport
A Run in 2008? No, No, No, Says Rice
Yale Univ. Cuts Expenses for Poor to Beat Rivals
Plane That Crashed Into Empire State Building
US Adventurer Sets Off on Solo Global Flight
A Manual for Illegal Immigrants?
N. Korea Could Be Bluffing on Nuclear Arms
Rice Assures S. Korea of U.S. Pressure on North
"Kyoto" Era Begins
German Shorthaired Pointer Best in Show
Grammy Pays Posthumous Tribute to R. Charles
U.S. Is Shaping Plan to Pressure North Koreans
Santiago Adopts Bilingual Education
Las Vegas Builds Its Own Great White Way
Author of "Death of a Salesman" Dies at Age 89
US Asks China to Increase Pressure on N. Korea
Uncle Tom Was Real Person; Cabin is in Canada
Interpreting: A Dangerous Job for All?
Stingy Government But Generous People
When English Only Is Not Enough
Rocky Mountain High Life
Beaches for Svelte, Where Calories Are Showing
Spending Political "Capital" on Immigration?
Wolf Comeback Turns Predator into Prey
In Melting Arctic, Warming Is Now
US Intensifies Its Role in Relief
In Past Tsunamis, Clues to Future Ones
Gonzales: Attorney General for the Country or for Bush?
Speak English or Else?
Annan's Outspokenness Behind U.S. Pressure?
Medical Help in Foreign Languages?
Number of HIV-infected Women on the Rise
English in France? Mais Oui!
Bush's New Cabinet Is for Harmony, Control
The Danger of Being Tongue Tied
Close Call at LAX Points to a Problem
G.I. Deserter Recounts Cold, Hungry Times
Equatorial, Wild and Most Curious
"I Can't Believe I'm Losing to This Idiot"
'We Are Required Now to Work Together'
A Bilingual America?
Eco-Resort at Caribbean Sea
"Ray" -- Portrait of Genius, Painted in Music
No Second Term to George W. Bush
Christopher Reeve, 52, Symbol of Courage, Dies
San Diego County Violates Voting Rights Act
Four-Sport Playground in Canada
Leaf Season: Chasing the Peak
Should "Illegals" Be Permitted to Drive?
Guess Tries to Regain Its Fabulousness
An Eclectic Season for Museums Unfolds
A Floating Weekend from Miami to the Bahamas
Senior Photo Journalist Eddie Adams Dies at 71
Raise the Minimum Wage to Help Business
Celebration: San Francisco
Latest Buzz in TV Programming -- Generosity
Lost in Arabic Translation
In Suburbia, It's a Wild, Wild Life
New Cracks in Nuclear Containment
Brown Univ. Receives $100 Mil. Financial Gift
Barbara Walters: The Exit Interview
Kerry Says Bush Has Ignored N. Korean Threat
Costing or Producing Billions?
Multilingualism Is a Necessity In Many Jobs
Arrested Migrants Repatriated Deep Into Mexico
100 Years Ago, This Garden Was Hole in Ground
Hiking Mount Whitney
Che Guevara Legacy Lives On in Bolivia
The Unsinkable Kate Winslet
Safety in Languages?
Misty about Niagara Falls
Canadian Vistas Bleak and Wondrous
From Illegal To Legal
Alaska's Tradition Yields to Modern Customs