In Print

Groove Korea's May 2013 Issue

Analysis

Given the hours and money spent on studying English, it’s time to ask the tough questions
Scapegoat: Korea sticks to its guns on AIDS tests for foreign teachers, despite a challenge from the U.N. and the fact that the tests have little public health benefit
South Korean monk upkeeps burial ground for deceased North Korean soldiers

Entertainment

Wye Oak perform on tonight at Rolling Hall
“Ghost Sweepers” might not set the world alight, but it’s enjoyable enough.
Jarasum Rhythm & BBQ Festival will be held May 17, 18
The best under-the-radar clubs in the city

Food

What it is that makes The Coco so special
The beer menu is a showstopper with enough ales, lagers, stouts, porters and pilsners to make your head go fuzzy.
For a beer purist, visiting Magpie is not unlike having an epiphany
Anguk’s hidden gem

Destinations

from Thamel to Durbar Square
IFX travel group discusses their most popular event – a beach party and music festival on Deokjeok-do
Add these 7 monasteries to your must-see list
Garden expo runs April 20 to Oct. 20

Community

A musical home for expats and Koreans
Interview with Jessica Adel, Seoul Shakespeare Company actress and director
Korea Toastmasters helps locals and expats become better communicators
Already the most popular league in the country for expats, it’s looking to take the next step

WHAT SAY YOU?

Do you think it's fair to test foreign teachers in Korea for HIV/AIDS, but not their Korean cohorts?