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Korean Quarterly

Korean Quarterly is a non-profit quarterly newspaper, written by and about the Korean American community of the Twin Cities and upper Midwest. Korean Quarterly offers a timely quarterly newspaper in a lively feature format. We profile community leaders, role models, report significant events, and chronicle the accomplishments of our community's ordinary people, both big and small. We list all Korean religious, social, cultural and civic events of interest to the community, including events of interest to adoptees and their families. We also seek out advertisers within the Korean business community, and offer Korean organizations a place to publicize their news and information.

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Korean traditional performers in rural Wisconsin, St. Paul

By Martha Vickery, Korean Quarterly

One small church and its Korean pastor are at the center of a program to bring Korean culture to the center of Wisconsin.MORE »

Blue Memory: Duluth artist Eun-Kyung Suh creates a new look for Weisman’s famed Korean furniture collection

By Martha Vickery, Korean Quarterly

A series of four identically-sized spaces, divided by doorways, and laid end to end, is marked out by hung walls of diaphanous blue silk inside one of the new galleries at the Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota’s Minneapolis campus.MORE »

Deep connections for Minnesota’s adopted Koreans

By Susan March, Korean Quarterly

The Korean Adoptees Ministry Center (KAM Center) event, entitled Celebrating a Decade of Making Deep Connections held a gala fundraising dinner on August 21 at Ramada Plaza hotel in Minneapolis.
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In college and undocumented: One student's story of waiting for the DREAM Act

By Martha Vickery, Korean Quarterly

Sarah Kim cannot reveal her real name or have her photo in the newspaper.  But she is interested in journalism, and believes in the power of information.  That is why she agreed to be a spokesperson for young adults who are eligible for benefits under the DREAM Act. 
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Classical cellist keeps things fresh with improvisational forms

By Anne Holzman, Korean Quarterly

Korean-born cellist Soo Bae is scheduled this spring for her first performance in Minnesota, as guest soloist with the Minnesota Sinfonia on April 9 and April 10.

She also looks forward to two new arrivals in the coming weeks: The release of her recording of the complete Alfredo Piatti cello sonatas, on the Naxos label ---- and her firstborn child, due at the end of January.MORE »

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