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Jim Luce on Korea & Korean-Americans

J im Luce first traveled to Seoul in 1980 as a university student and has been back several times.  The Luce family has a long involvement with Korea and the Presbyterian Chapel at Yonsei University is named after Henry Luce.

Korean Parade & Festival Gave New Yorkers Taste of Asia

Mayor Michael Bloomberg other notables “cooking” in Koreatown, New York City.

Series on Hahn Bin

Young Korean-American Hahn-Bin Wows Carnegie Hall In Debut Performance

Intense, Ironic, Iconic: Hahn-Bin Takes Joe's Pub at The Public

For the complete  listing of thematic stories, see Jim Luce Writes .

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