Gwangju News CrosswordPuzzle

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Created by Jon Dunbar

ACROSS

1 2020’s zodiac animal 4 Worn by Miss Universe or girl scouts 8 Steals 12 Changnyeong County wetland 13 Norway capital 14 Currency in 19 countries 15 Goes with Mos or Comedy Jam 16 ___ and Practice 17 Donkey cry 18 Emit 20 Ballerina’s skirt 22 Last year’s zodiac animal 24 Gwangju mayor’s award win 28 Monkey Pee ___ 32 Reduce, ___ recycle and recover 33 “___ vraie jeune fille” 34 Trail transport 36 USA’s weirdest state 37 Photoshop maker

Look for the answers to this crossword puzzle to appear in April in Gwangju News Online (www.gwangjunewsgic.com)

40 First Alleyway vegetarian burger option 43 Benefactors 45 Taekwondo belt level 46 Gawk at 48 Penn and Teller’s craft 52 Pilgrimage to Mecca 55 Derriere 57 To and ___ 58 Tea 59 A life simulation video game 60 Ostrich cousin 61 Bird that goes with meadow or sky 62 Opposite of coldness 63 Where beer comes from

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1 Impolite 2 Peak or zenith 3 Doenjang-guk ingredient 4 “Very well then” 5 Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro 6 Put coins in here 7 Nonsense 8 Condemn 9 “Be ___ guest” 10 Underwire-containing clothing item 11 Type of bean used in Korean cooking 19 Rapper ___ Live 21 Anonymous web browser 23 Jewel 25 Hand or ear warmer 26 Land surrounded by water 27 Brennan or Stephenson 28 Square park on campus 29 CTRL+Z 30 “___ Flux” 31 Font file 35 Michael Jackson song 38 Gwangju concert hall 39 Measure of work 41 Least cool 42 Gasteyer or Santa 44 Cut 47 One of the Great Lakes 49 Filipino teachers’ group 51 “___ la Douce” 51 What happened on 12/12, 1979 52 Dangerous acid 53 “Take on Me” band 54 Jam container 56 USFK cost-sharing deal

Reinactment of Japanese soldiers during March 1st protests.

March 1st Movement

Written and photographed by Yunkyoung (Hillel) Kim T hese pictures were taken during last year’s 100th anniversary commemoration of the March 1st Movement here in Gwangju. I have never seen such a large commemoration as this before. I still cannot find the right words to describe the feelings I got from this day. I thought I was there at the very scene of the actual movement in 1919.

And a few weeks ago, I found out what these female students’ acts stood for. The women pictured were taking the role of students from the Jennie Speer Memorial School for Girls (now Gwangju Speer Girls’ High School), who participated in the movement 100 years ago. One of them who led not only the students, but also the rest of the participants, was a student named Yoon Hyungsook. As in the picture, she stood front and center waving flags. A Japanese soldier chopped off her right arm with his sword in order to frighten the protesters and disperse the crowds. She did not retreat but took the flag from her severed hand and waved it with her left hand.

I could not believe the story of Yoon Hyungsook when I first heard it, but it is in fact a part of our history. As a person who is living in Gwangju, I wanted to share this with all of you.

The Author

Yunkyoung (Hillel) Kim is a priest in the Anglican Church and also a portrait photographer. More of his pictures can be found at www. instagram.com/hillelkim.