One of the countless choices in my life
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I am a college journalist.
As you see, I have two jobs. One is a student and the other is a journalist.
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Since the period of exams and the time for collecting news have sometimes overlapped, I have had trouble balancing both. On each occasion, I have asked myself,
¡°What is more important between the two jobs?¡±
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Most acquaintances advise that I had better study for my college, which would take a priority rather than the other. I had also been worried that I might walk alone on the other way, while most students are running on a track. The anxiety was appearing continuously, but I couldn¡¯t find a correct answer to my question above.
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As the time went by, I became the Editor-in-chief of the Tidings.
My eyes have still stayed on that other way, too.
However, I am no longer confused.
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Turning around and looking back my track, I found that the footprints have been more and more clear on that way.
Then, I faced my question again.
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I decided to spend more time working for the Hongik Tidings,
for twelve journalists and three designers and one photojournalist,
for the four thousand copies of the English magazine that we¡¯re publishing,
for the thankful readers,
and for the chance which would never come back,
being responsible.
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Even if it would be a long journey, I will walk diligently, leaving more clear footprints.
I am now convinced of my choice to be the Editor-in-chief of the HT.
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I wish this letter could be a sentence on which we think together.
I dedicate it to the readers who may have a similar worry and for the journalists who will make the 300th issue.
¡°Whatever the others say concerning you,
Your choice is the best answer.¡±
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Park Jiwon wldnjs971105@naver.com
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