Last week, we visited a unique educational campus in Yeongpeong called the "English Village". They call the design "Virginian", meaning the place looks like Georgetown or D.C. The buildings are very modern and the purpose of the school is to give Korean kids a crash course in English. The typical course lasts only 12 days, though children are required to speak English in the onsite stores. The government supplements part of the tuition and it sounded like the parents are only responsible for around $150 for the 12-day course. Jake, the Florida Gator, found a kindred spirit on campus. -Colin
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