Culture

• 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony, Alexandros Thanos, Columbus 11
• 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, Alexandros Thanos, Columbus 11
• 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony, Alexandros Thanos, Columbus 11
• A Single Shard, Matthew Russ, Akron 08
• Anime and Manga: With an Emphasis on Art and Language Arts, Jill Davis, Oxford 09
• Are Yao Going My Way? Chinese Basketball Geography, Ryan Ryzner, Cleveland 12
• Celebrating Chinese New Year, Loretta Gray, Cleveland 12
• Chanoyu: The Art of Tea, Susan Stroh & Linda Glave, Toledo 05
• China: Land of Dragons and Emperors, Donna Shurr, Oberlin 10
• China’s Culture and Lifestyle, Dale Foster, Columbus 17
• China’s Customs, Lori Nickel, Columbus 04
• Chinese and American Culture: Kong Yiji, Leslie Hosgood, Columbus 17
• Chinese and Greek Mythology, Joseph Schmall, Columbus 17
• Chinese Culture, Traditions and Family Life, Thomas Trang, Columbus 17
• Chinese Food: A Cultural Lesson Plan, Ann Matney, Toledo 07
• Chinese Minority Cultures Literature Review, Bonnie Shiplet, Columbus 04
• Chinese Mythology, Cathy Hart, Columbus 06
• Chinese New Year, Carrie Bray & Penelope Harris, Oxford 09
• Chinese New Year, E. Mark Kreps, Delaware 13
• Chinese New Year, Hong Zhu, Toledo 05
• Chinese Silkworms: Sericulture, Kim Depue, Marietta 08
• Chinese Zodiac , Charlee Raddish, Akron 08
• Chinese Zodiac, Harry Gao, Columbus 06
• Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Numbers and Luck, Una King, Wooster 07
• Cleanliness in Japan and the U.S., Mary L. Kelley, Cincinnati 06
• Coming of Age Readings: Experiences in Korea & by Asians in America, Loraine Hammack, Cleveland 05
• Comparing Mass Media, Joesph Miller III, Oberlin 10
• Comparing Social Movements, Joesph Miller III, Oberlin 10
• Comparing the Family System, Joesph Miller III, Oberlin 10
• Comparison of American and Japanese Cultural Values, Beth Schmidt, Cincinnati 06
• Comparison of Japanese and American Baseball, Eric Sottosanti, Akron 08
• Comparison/Contrast of Celebrations in Guatemala and Japan regarding getting rid of the devil , Kathleen Heilman, Columbus 19
• Consumerism/ Pop Culture/ with Colored Pencil Drawing, Shelley Harvan, Cleveland 05
• Cultural Lesson on Korea, Jessica Burchett, Oberlin 10
• Culture Sharing: Geography, Climate, Symbols, Barbara Wookey, Columbus 06
• Culture Sharing: History, Politics, Government, Barbara Wookey , Columbus 06
• Culture Sharing: Holidays and Special Days, Barbara Wookey, Columbus 06
• Culture, Michelle Mrakovich, Cleveland 05
• East Asian Philosophy: Reorganizing the Classroom, Greg Milo, Akron 08
• Exploring the Asian Cultural Tradition Through Multimedia Art, Michael Hinze, Columbus 06
• Feng Shui for the Budding Interior Decorator, Deborah Robinson , Columbus 06
• Film Study: Hula Girls, Barbara McCullough, Marietta 08
• Globalization–“The World is Flat?”, Amanda Ahrens, Cleveland 12
• Globalization–The Power of One World, Emily Shrestha, Cleveland 12
• Go Fly a Kite!, Erin Santangelo, Toledo 07
• Holidays and Celebrations of Japan, Christine Little, Marietta 08
• Homemade Hanbok Dolls, Erin Santangelo, Toledo 07
• Imaginary Trip to Korea, Dorene Miller, Wooster 07
• Integrating Chinese Dance into Social Studies and Humanities Curriculum, Loren Bucek, Columbus 06
• Integrating Korean Dance into Social Studies and Humanities Curriculum, Loren Bucek, Columbus 06
• Integrating Traditional Japanese Dance into Social Studies and Humanities Curriculum, Loren Bucek, Columbus 06
• Introduction to Taekwondo, Kathleen Fuller, Granville 09
• Japan: History & Culture, Jessica Burchett, Oberlin 10
• Japanese and American Culture: Attitudes about death and grief, Leslie Hosgood, Columbus 17
• Japanese and Chinese views of each other: Short-term and Long-term causes, Attachment 1, Attachment 2, Attachment #3, Attachment #4, Attachment #5, Attachment #6, Attachment #7, Attachment #8, Jeffrey Stafford, Columbus 17
• Japanese Bookbinding Kit, Greg Walton, Columbus 04
• Japanese Cooking, April Thompson, Columbus 17
• Japanese Culture for 3rd Graders , Sherry Flora, Columbus 19
• Japanese Culture, Dan Vallette, Columbus 04
• Japanese Culture, Medieval-Modern, Tradition & Change, Anita Russ, Cleveland 05
• Japanese Customs: The Treatment of Lost Property, Pete Ewing, Columbus 04
• Japanese Etiquette and Customs, Neal Myers, Columbus 17
• Japanese Manners & Lifestyle, Hui-Ling Haldeman, Cleveland 05
• Japanese New Year, Hong Zhu, Toledo 05
• Japanese Social Rules and Interactions, Andrew Salzer, Columbus 04
• Japanese Society, Tracy Imamura, Columbus 04
• Japanese Theatre, Michelle Miller, Toledo 05
• Kimchee, Bonnie Shiplet, Columbus 04
• Kimchi and Korea, Sara Beardsley, Marietta 08
• Kimono Project, Matthew Russ, Akron 08
• Kindergarten Education in Japan and the United States, Misty Swanger, Columbus 04
• Kites of Japan, Jill Hurley, Columbus 04
• Kites, Carol Ann Clark, Marietta 08
• Korea Lunar New Year, Hong Zhu, Toledo 05
• Korea vs. Korea: The Cultural Divide, Carrie Bray & Penelope Harris, Oxford 09
• Korean Cultural Development under the Influence of China & Japan, Toni Foltz, Toledo 05
• Korean Culture, Melinda Jurus, Columbus 04
• Korean Etiquette and Customs, Neal Myers, Columbus 17
• Korean Fans, Mindy Wolfe, Marietta 08
• Korean Film: An Introduction, Ed Rebmann, Columbus 11
• Korean Foods and Customs, Loretta Gray, Cleveland 12
• Korean Foods, Brian Buck, Toledo 05
• Korean Holiday Calendar, Andrea Dumolt, Columbus 04
• Korean Kite Festival, Mary Hughes Bachelor, Delaware 13
• Korean Pop Culture: K-Pop: More Than Just ” Gangnam Style”, Diana Carr, Delaware 13
• Korean Road Trip, Linnet Knight, Columbus 04
• Korean Table Manners, David Parish, Wooster 07
• Koryo Dynasty Ceramics, Rebecca Pope, Columbus 04
• K-Pop and what it tells me about Korea, Jennifer Evans Kinsley, Delaware 13
• Learning About China, Lesa McDaniel, Athens 10
• Learning About Japan, Lesa McDaniel, Athens 10
• Learning About Korea, Lesa McDaniel, Athens 10
• Lessons in Loss: Year of Impossible Goodbyess, Carol Roger, Wooster 07
• Meal Time: A Comparison of Traditional Meals from Different Cultures, Eric Sottosanti, Akron 08
• New Year Celebrations in China (Chun Jie), Yi Zhang , Columbus 06
• New Year Celebrations in Japan, Yi Zhang , Columbus 06
• New Year Celebrations in Korea, Yi Zhang, Columbus 06
• Organic Japanese Food, Marjorie Langston, Columbus 17
• Organic Korean Food, Marjorie Langston, Columbus 17
• Origami in Japan, Dale Foster, Columbus 17
• Origami, Carol Ann Clark, Marietta 08
• Red Scarf Girl, Matthew Russ, Akron 08
• Sexual Stereotypes in Japan, Jennifer Swinehart, Columbus 04
• Sports in China, Joan Perry-Szafarowicz, Toledo 07
• Stereotypes and Misrepresentations of Korea, Barbara McCullough, Marietta 08
• Symbolism in China’s Material Goods, Carol Roger, Wooster 07
• Tai Chi, Barbara McCullough, Marietta 08
• Tambata: The Japanese “Wish Upon a Star” Festival & Sound Clip, Deborah Robinson, Columbus 06
• Tea Ceremony, Rhoda Erdman, Cleveland 05
• Tea Culture in Asia, Sammi Zhou, Columbus 19
• The Chinese Monitor, Neal Myers, Columbus 17
• The Cultural Practice of Foot Binding, Dorene Miller, Wooster 07
• The Drama Art Forms of Noh, Bunraku, Kabuki, Takarazuka, Chinese Opera, and Pansori, Kathy Ward, Columbus 16
• The Festival of the Mid-Autumn Moon, Cynthia Richards, Akron 08
• The Growing Influence of S. Korean Pop Culture, Tamula Drumm, Cleveland 12
• The Influence of KPOP Music in East Asia, Megan Hsiao, Columbus 20
• The Olympic Dream, James Velo, Columbus 06
• The Seven Wonders of the Republic of Korea, Rose Schlosser, Columbus 04
• Thousand Cranes and Japanese Tea Ceremony, Donna Shurr, Oberlin 10
• Traditional Holidays in China and the World, Grovine Buffington, Cleveland 12
• Transportation in East Asia, James Velo, Columbus 06
• Tree of Cranes, Harry Gao, Columbus 06
• Understanding Interpersonal Relations in Japanese Culture, Laura Soltis, Columbus 04
• Uniformity in Japan, Ralph King, Columbus 04
• United States and North Korea: Comparing Values
• USA v. Imperial Japan in WWII-“Why We Fight…But Is It Real?“, Nick Geruntino, Columbus 11
• Using News Broadcasts in Japan and the U.S as Cultural Lenses, Deborah Robinson, Columbus 06
• Vegetable Civilization, Rhoda Erdman, Cleveland 05
• Visual Literacy Activity, Michelle Mrakovich, Cleveland 05
• Will the Real Korea Please Stand Up?, Joe Kennedy, Oxford 09
• Women in China, Jennifer Swinehart, Columbus 04
• Women in Korea: A Timeline of Changing Status, Samantha Davis, Columbus 17
• Women in Two Countries: Japan and America, Jennifer Preslan, Toledo 07
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Marking History, Anita Russ, Cleveland 05
• Yut: A Traditional Korean Game, Carol Ann Clark, Marietta 08
• Yut: A Traditional Korean Game, Leslie Burnham, Toledo 07