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| Built in 2003 with funds provided
by KU Alumni president Woodang Park Jong-Gyu,
the six-story high Woodang Hall contains ampitheater-type
classrooms and faculty research rooms. Most
General Studies lectures are held at the Woodang
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| The tiger is the mascot and symbolic
animal of Korea University, and of Korea as
a whole. The tiger represents strength, courage
and bravery. The statue of the tiger sitting
atop the globe reflects not only an aspiration
to succeed, but also a recognition that the
University's mission is a global one. |
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