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Korea Night: KSA employs
humor to draw audience
Continued from page 4
Cho said the display of traditional
Korean culture is hard to get across,
so KSA members decided to use hu
mor in the show to draw the
audience in.
University junior business major
Jung Hee Shin, who played the Jing,
a traditional Korean drum, said the
drum performers practiced three
times a week since fall term for the
segment. The drum performers, who
didn’t know how to play their instru
ments before the fall, performed well
and produced what she said was the
audience’s favorite segment of the
program.
Shin didn’t even like Korean music
before she began practicing the tradi
tional Korean rhythms. Now, she ap
preciates the power of the music and
the teamwork required to make it,
she said.
“I didn’t really like Korean music.
I thought it was really just noisy,” she
said. “But now it’s harmony.”
Eugene resident Vincent Kwon,
who donated to Korea Night, said the
drum segment and the fan dance
were his favorite segments of the
evening. He said he understands the
difficulty of drumming at a constant
rate for that long.
“It’s a strong effort by a lot of col
lege students who don’t have much
time,” Kwon said. “So you’ve really
got to take your hat off to that.”
jaredpaben@dailyemerald.com
FAST FACTS: KOREA
• Location: Korean Peninsula in eastern Asia, bor
dered by the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan
• Population: North Korea - 22,697,553 (July 2004
est.); South Korea 48,598,175 (July 2004 est.)
• Capital: North Korea - Pyongyang; South Korea -
Seoul
• Government type: North Korea-Communism,
one-man dictatorship; South Korea - Republic
• Ethnic groups: North Korea - small Chinese com
munity and a few ethnic Japanese; South Korea -
small Chinese community
• Religions: North Korea-traditionally Buddhist
and Confucianist, some Christian and syncretic
Chondogyo, note: autonomous religious activities
now almost nonexistent; government-sponsored re
ligious groups exist to provide illusion of religious
freedom; South Korea - no affiliation 46 percent,
Christian 26 percent, Buddhist 26 percent, Confu
cianist 1 percent, other 1 percent
• Agricultural products: North Korea - rice, corn,
potatoes, soybeans, pulses, cattle, pigs, pork, eggs;
South Korea - rice, root crops, barley, vegetables,
fruit, cattle, pigs, chickens, milk, eggs, fish
Source: www.cia.gov
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