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Bart Schaneman lives in Denver, Colorado. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, Marijuana Business Daily, The Week, Omaha World-Herald, Scottsbluff Star-Herald, Per Contra, Matador, Word Riot and others.

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Ghost towns of the Nebraska Panhandle

Ghost towns of the Nebraska Panhandle

For this story, we visited area towns that have seen better days. The scope included towns in the Panhandle t…

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Ich wanderte nach Korea aus – darum denke ich daran, zurückzugehen

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Derek Laan zog in seinen 20ern nach Korea, wo er sich eine Karriere und ein Leben aufbaute. Provided by Derek Laan Derek Laan wuchs in Minnesota auf, reiste mit 20 erstmals nach Korea und zog später dorthin, um nach dem College Englisch zu unterrichten. In Seoul baute er eine Karriere im Vertrieb und Marketing auf, heiratete und bekam zwei Söhne. Heute überlegt der 39-Jährige, ob er in Korea bleibt oder für die Ausbildung seiner Kinder in die USA zurückkehrt.
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I moved from the US to Korea, where I planned to stay forever — then I had kids

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Derek Laan grew up in Minnesota and first went to Korea at 20 — he later moved there to teach English after college. • In Seoul, he built a sales and marketing career, married, and had two sons. • Now 39, Laan is weighing whether to stay in Korea or return to the US for his kids' education. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Derek Laan, 39, Senior Project Manager at Interlink. His words have been edited for length and clarity.
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I moved from the US to Korea, where I planned to stay forever — then I had kids

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Psychologist Says if You Rehearse Conversations in Your Head Before They Happen, You Likely Have These 8 Traits It can be a good thing, or it may interfere with your daily life. If you’re connecting with someone in a meaningful way or attending an important …
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What was your first job as a journalist?

In college, I worked as a columnist for the Daily Nebraskan, the daily newspaper at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have.

How is social media changing news?

I could give you an answer today and be wrong tomorrow. It's changing everything and it's changing all the time.