[KS] RE: Public Hearing on Romanization

[Kaliher, Kenneth L.]

This morning (Thursday, Nov. 18), my Korea Herald greeted me with this
top-of-the-front-page headline:  "Seoul unveils new system for Hangul
Romanization."  A link to the whole story can be found on the KH website
(http://www.koreaherald.co.kr/), down in the "Culture/Life" headlines.

Anyone still interested in attending Friday's "public hearing" on the issue?

Ken Kaliher

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Address:  PSC 303, Box 40 (OSA), APO AP 96204-0040
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Phone:  82-2-793-2612  (Seoul, Korea; within USFK:  723-3631/3192)
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  -- not General George Patton


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	sangoak [mailto:sangoak at snu.ac.kr]
	Sent:	Wednesday, November 17, 1999 10:19 AM
	To:	korean-studies at mailbase.ac.uk
	Subject:	Public Hearing on Romanization


	Dear list,

	The Nat'l Academy of Korean Lg has abruptly announced the date of
public
	hearing on Romaization. Although there is no designated panels or
	discussants among foreigners
	(in spite of my suggestion to NAKL to include foreigners), you are
	welcome to attend and participate in the open discussion and so on.

	Date: Nov. 19, 1999? from 14:00 to 18:00

	Venue: Auditorium, National Folklore Museum in KyOngbok Palace

	Yours,

	Sang-Oak Lee


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