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An anonymous survey crafted by senior Selina Son, where students share their thoughts and shed light on the hidden pain of racial slurs and harmful language that often go unnoticed by supervisors.
SOAR leads mission to eradicate discriminatory language on campus
Third grader James Kim hisses with confidence, fully embracing his role. With dramatic gestures, he channels the Energy Vampire, mimicking the act of consuming electricity as his peers watch in amusement.
[Photos] Young minds gather to craft a sustainable future at the DIS Carbon Neutrality Camp
The DIS Honor Band wraps up the festival on a high note, celebrating a day of music and dedication. Though exhausted, they leave with valuable memories and a deepened passion for their instruments.
[Photos] KIMEA middle school honor band: budding music virtuosos showcase their chops in Seoul
With a final picture, the 2024-2025 TEDx team concludes their eight-month journey to perfect the event. With better success than last year, all members are satisfied with their overall performance.
[Photos] TEDx: Ideas worth spreading on a canvas
A protester raises a sign demanding an election audit as thousands of others chant in support of President Yoon.
Citizens rally in Dong-Daegu to defend president Yoon amid impeachment controversy
A surge of anticipation erupts into joy for tenth graders Leewen Wang and Oliver Park as the first-place announcement echoes. Months of preparation culminate in this triumphant moment.
Jets make history at National History Day
Ms. Lualhati radiates positive energy and brings her classroom to life. After 12 years at DIS, she brings an end to her teaching journey.
From molecules to memories: Ms. Lualhati closes the final chapter of her career at DIS
Two workers take care of the fresh, green plants in a vertical farm. The lettuce grows in tall stacks with the perfect amount of light and water.
The transformation of Korean farming
The Drama Club members take a well-earned bow, beaming with pride after their triumphant performance of Matilda. Their smiles shine with gratitude and confidence, reflecting the hard work and passion that brought the production to life.
From Script to Spotlight: the Drama Club’s Writing Process
The National Honor Band's trombone section stands proudly in concert black with their trombone bells high. The crew nervously anticipates the evening's performance.
DIS trombonists’ comprise majority of National Honor Festival roster
Eighth-grader Ellie Park proudly marches forward in her unique outfit for Halloween. Students and faculty stare at her as she dons her beloved pigeon mask.
Birds of a feather flock together
High school dropouts choose a deviant path from their peers. Although isolation and stigma cloud their way, at times they end up at the destination earlier than others.
High school non-completers find detours in purported dead ends
Hewlett-Packard acquired Humane AI for $116 million after two years of turmoil. Tormented by failures and relentless criticism, the once-hyped startup struggled to stay afloat.
It’s a Nice Looking Paperweight
The screen and lights of 'Fallingforyou' fade to black and white which reflects the quartet's identity. George Daniel jumpstarts the next song with a thunderous drum solo with energy that drives the rest of the song.
Love ‘em or hate ‘em: The 1975
Customers can take their picks for the perfect toppings to decorate the sweet-and-sour yogurt ice cream and order easily on apps and websites.
Yoajung: overpriced and overrated
The musical "Kinky Boots" celebrates its 10th anniversary with a national tour in South Korea.
The musical “Kinky Boots” confronts toxic masculinity and acceptance through powerful metaphors and symbolism               
Number 456, the protagonist of Squid Game, battles the new "choice system" after unexpectedly re-entering the deadly game. This time, Seong must not only fight for his life but also put an end to the inhumane competition.
Squabbles on Squid Game Season 2
Colorful packages of banchan and soy sauce fill the countertops. Passersby can pick and choose what they want like at a deli bar, or purchase prepackaged options.
Si-jang stalls face modern struggles
President Roh's hilarious facial expression marks the birth of another viral satirical meme.
A blessing and a curse: Korean political memes shape Gen-Z voting dynamics 
The ban on corporal punishment against students in South Korea has led to an increase in self-harm incidents of educators.
Public school educators face immense stress and lack societal support
Following Yoon's impeachment crisis, Seoul National University students expressed disapproval of the president. The poster additionally criticizes the R&D budget cuts, which are described as having "eliminated Korea's technological competency."
Cutting innovation: how President Yoon’s austerity measures fail STEM in Korea
While Dongduk Women's University attempted to open admissions to male students, protesters object against the plan due to anxiety around losing a safe space against misogyny.
Co-ed decision backfires on Dongduk Women’s University
In a man-loving society, women struggle to carve their own space. Doubt and hesitation of this space create internalized misogyny as the insecurity manifests in social interactions and daily life.
Microfeminism: The solution to internalized misogyny
Electric vehicles ignite nationwide concerns in Korea, after the recent flames and the dominance of parking spots.
Electric vehicles spark fire and fear 
The varsity Jets soar, securing back-to-back championships. Their dedication and hard work earned them the well-deserved victory.
Jets fly high at SKAIS basketball championship
Senior Grace Cho (7) calls for help at the three-point line, trapped by a tight defensive seal. With no room to dribble forward, she looks for a quick pass to reset the offense.
High school girls’ basketball battles through adversity in season finale
The boys claim the first trophy of the JV division for the Jets at the home of the Bears. Although the competition ended easily, they roar in triumph and celebrate with excitement. They all thank Coach Jang for leading them throughout the season.
JV basketball wraps up season with a mix of failure and success
The girls’ A team huddles for a group chant after a hard-fought game. Their teamwork and determination shine through in this celebratory moment.
Elementary volleyball focuses on growth but makes time for fun
The varsity girls erupt in cheers, proudly wearing their medals as they hoist the championship trophy high. Their faces glow with pride and excitement, celebrating the triumph of a season built on hard work and teamwork.
Middle school girls varsity strikes gold at SKAIS tournament
The JV squad holds the trophy in triumph at the home of the Sharks. Despite injuries and obstacles, they finish atop the podium. Student coaches Alex Seo, Maddox Jolly, and Jayden Hayward proudly celebrate their moments with the team.
Varsity volleyball falls short of three-peat but JV claims the championship 
Ready to teach: One, two, three ears on me! Episode 4
Ready to teach: One, two, three ears on me! Episode 4
Hobby Talk Episode 4: Teacher's Hobbies
Hobby Talk Episode 4: Teacher’s Hobbies
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 2: Numbers
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 2: Numbers
The band boom has begun
The band boom has begun
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 1: Greetings
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 1: Greetings
“DIS” School Rules ep.3
“DIS” School Rules ep.3
The band boom has begun
The band boom has begun
Behind Closed Doors: Life in Korea's "Small Room Villages" (쪽방촌)
Behind Closed Doors: Life in Korea’s “Small Room Villages” (쪽방촌)
Daegu derby
Daegu derby
From "A" to Alpha
From “A” to Alpha
Archery on trend
Find your future
Find your future
Ready to teach: One, two, three ears on me! Episode 4
Ready to teach: One, two, three ears on me! Episode 4
Hobby Talk Episode 4: Teacher's Hobbies
Hobby Talk Episode 4: Teacher’s Hobbies
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 2: Numbers
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 2: Numbers
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 1: Greetings
Everyday Korean with Ann and Esther Episode 1: Greetings
“DIS” School Rules ep.3
“DIS” School Rules ep.3
Hobby Talk Episode 3: Student Hobbies
Hobby Talk Episode 3: Student Hobbies
Jets Tailspin: Sixth-graders fail Earth Science after insisting the Earth is flat
Jets Tailspin: Sixth-graders fail Earth Science after insisting the Earth is flat
Editors enjoy a classic snack Friday with a plethora of snacks. All editors point at Jerome, the section editor, as he smiles with a 꽃받침 (flower pose).
Jets Flyover staff poll 2025
Comic: Miscreant #5-Touch Grass
Comic: Miscreant #5-Touch Grass
Glider excitedly greets cross country admirers.
DIS Profile: Glider ✈️
Comic: Miscreant #4-Faye
Comic: Miscreant #4-Faye
An exhausted student takes a power nap or "siesta" in Spanish class.
Jets Tailspin: How to take it easy today
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Ready to teach: One, two, three ears on me! Episode 4

Honglim Jin and Tony Kim
March 25, 2025

Hello! Welcome to our fourth and our last episode of Ready to Teach! I’m Honglim Jin, with Tony Kim as a co-host. In this episode, we chat with 10th-grade student coaches Bonnie and Jayden as they share their experiences, challenges, and insights from coaching. We hope you enjoy it!

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Honglim Jin
Honglim Jin, Broadcast Journalist
Honglim Jin in seventh grade marks his first year as a broadcast journalist. Honglim loves to spend time in the mountains. But his biggest passion will always be fencing, because of the influence of his older brother. In his seven years of experience, he now sets his sights on a true, professional future in the sport. Honglim currently fences on the official Daegu team. Besides foils (the true name of a fencing sword), Honglim loves social studies and math. He started his podcast to learn more things about audio engineering and the lives of his DIS peers.
Tony Kim
Tony Kim, Broadcast Journalist
Tony Kim, a seventh grader, is thrilled to begin his first year as a broadcast journalist. Radio shows and podcasts were the key inspirations that sparked his interest in multimedia journalism. He loves to play all kinds of sports, especially soccer, as he is part of the school’s futsal team. Tony enjoys spending his free time watching action movies or diving into fantasy books. As part of the podcast team, he’s eager to share fun and engaging stories with listeners.