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The Sejong Writing Competition aims to introduce traditional Korean culture amongst young generations growing up in the United States and Canada. Sijo (Poetry) Category One division open to students in grade 12 and younger. The sijo is a traditional Korean form of poetry with roughly 45 syllables in three lines.

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Essay Category Adult division topic (age 19 - 25 years): “That Girl’s House” by Wansuh Park Senior division topic (9th -12th grade): “Kapitan Ri” (1962) by Kwangyong Chon Junior essay division topic (8th grade and younger): Korean folk tales Prompts, folk tales, and topics are available on our website.

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Still American

They say go, return to land that I don't know. It makes no sense. Born and raised American, so Mexico is still foreign.

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Of course there’s more to Sewanee than academics, and Louise will be glad to tell you how her smart and witty School of Letters friends have enlivened her social media feeds—and how she can subsist for whole summers on the hummus, feta, and olive sandwiches at the local coffee house. “Sewanee’s the best thing I’ve ever done for myself,” she says. “I tell people that all the time.”

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