Taltarzac725
08-26-2016, 11:35 AM
YONSEI University (http://www.yonsei.ac.kr/en_sc/)
My former roommate from Middlebrook Hall at the University of Minnesota now teaches at the Medical School in Seoul at Yonsei University.
This was during my 3rd year of Law School at the U of MN in 1988-1989.
He was doing various studies on stress on rats and their brain chemistry while I was going through a lot of stress doing the national WESTLAW cataloging project, being a Student Director for Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners, and trying to make sure I graduated from law school. I did in May 1989.
My Mom had the flu when I was still in her womb and it affected my speech and co-ordination. I have to work a lot harder much of the time and still can get befuddled when I talk. I only got through law school with the help of three U of MN Law School Student Body Presidents. One helped me get the job in the Law Library.
Anyway, I am trying to contact this Professor at Yonsei University. Tried his e-mail and no response just yet.
But, I could use some help with sending him a post card with Korean in it. I did learn some Korean being his roommate for nine months but I cannot write Korean.
He is in the same Marquis Who's Who in the World 12th Edition, 1995 that I am in and I did send him a congratulatory letter back around 1994 or 1995 . My friends made after I graduated from law school in my 224 613 Project helped me land those many honors.
Anyone now how to write Korean? Not sure what I want to put in an international post card to this Professor.
With the Winter Olympics in South Korea in 2018 I thought this might be an interesting friendship to try to renew. 2018 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Winter_Olympics)
Except for making some very amusing remarks about rats while my hair was falling out from law school stress this MD, Ph.D., Ph.D. holder was a very good roommate.
I know there are some Korean pharmacists here in the Villages. Some of their English is sometimes quite rusty though and I would not know how to approach them with this.
I will not post my old roommate's name though because of privacy concerns.
My former roommate from Middlebrook Hall at the University of Minnesota now teaches at the Medical School in Seoul at Yonsei University.
This was during my 3rd year of Law School at the U of MN in 1988-1989.
He was doing various studies on stress on rats and their brain chemistry while I was going through a lot of stress doing the national WESTLAW cataloging project, being a Student Director for Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners, and trying to make sure I graduated from law school. I did in May 1989.
My Mom had the flu when I was still in her womb and it affected my speech and co-ordination. I have to work a lot harder much of the time and still can get befuddled when I talk. I only got through law school with the help of three U of MN Law School Student Body Presidents. One helped me get the job in the Law Library.
Anyway, I am trying to contact this Professor at Yonsei University. Tried his e-mail and no response just yet.
But, I could use some help with sending him a post card with Korean in it. I did learn some Korean being his roommate for nine months but I cannot write Korean.
He is in the same Marquis Who's Who in the World 12th Edition, 1995 that I am in and I did send him a congratulatory letter back around 1994 or 1995 . My friends made after I graduated from law school in my 224 613 Project helped me land those many honors.
Anyone now how to write Korean? Not sure what I want to put in an international post card to this Professor.
With the Winter Olympics in South Korea in 2018 I thought this might be an interesting friendship to try to renew. 2018 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Winter_Olympics)
Except for making some very amusing remarks about rats while my hair was falling out from law school stress this MD, Ph.D., Ph.D. holder was a very good roommate.
I know there are some Korean pharmacists here in the Villages. Some of their English is sometimes quite rusty though and I would not know how to approach them with this.
I will not post my old roommate's name though because of privacy concerns.