Zines
Permanent URI for this collectionhttps://hdl.handle.net/1807/107389
The term "zine" refers to a publication that is independent, produced with any and all materials available by people who are passionate about a particular issue. Three to four students explore a social issue then present problems associated with issue and their opinions.
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Item Open Access Stop the violence in schools!(2024-01) Liu, Sitong; Owusu, PrincessThe aim of this webzine is to examine the current situation of bullying or violence in schools in Korea and to provide the solutions on what the government can do and what we can do.Item Open Access The importance of nutrition education in Korean high schools based on school lunches(2024-01) Leung, Nga Wun; Yin, JuanThis webzine aims to analyze nutrition in school lunches and emphasize the importance of nutrition education in Korea.Item Open Access The impact of gender inequality on Korea's fertility rate(2024-01) Brizuela-Crespo, Diego; Hossenbux, Adiba; Qiu, RuolinThe aim of this webzine is to examine how gender inequality affects the birth rate in Korea.Item Open Access A low birth rate in Korea(2024-01) Chen, Jiali; Chia, Lewis; Lim, ElliotThe term "zine" refers to a publication that is independent, produced with any and all materials available by people who are passionate about a particular issue. The aim of this webzine is to analyze the causes and propose solutions to Korea's low birth rate.Item Open Access Views on the plastic surgery(2021-12-07) Wang, Ango; Yoon, IreneThe term "zine" refers to a publication that is independent, produced with any and all materials available by people who are passionate about a particular issue. The webzine criticizes the media and celebrities who promote plastic surgery and urges minors who wish to undergo surgery to reconsider surgery.Item Open Access Work Life Balance(2021-12-07) Chan, Ronny; Hollohan, Dylan; Fung, Shun YatThe term "zine" refers to a publication that is independent, produced with any and all materials available by people who are passionate about a particular issue. The aim of this webzine is to examine what work-life balance means and to emphasize the importance of maintaining a balanced life between study and mental health.Item Open Access Adopt a pet!(2021-12-07) Lee, Sabrina; Wang, LingyunThe term "zine" refers to a publication that is independent, produced with any and all materials available by people who are passionate about a particular issue. The webzine informs the situation of animal shelters in Toronto and encourages the adoption of pets.