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Veteran actor enjoying new success

Aug 27,2013

Son Hyun-joo [JoongAng Ilbo]

Right now, the hottest actor in Korea isn’t known for his pretty face or youth. It is veteran actor Son Hyun-joo, the star of the hit movie “Hide and Seek,” which has sold more than 4 million admissions and made 28.9 billion won ($26 million) since its release on Aug. 14.

Just two months before “Hide and Seek,” Son also starred in “Secretly, Greatly,” which had one of the best openings in Korea and made nearly 49 billion won.

In addition, Son has been impressing people with his TV work. He starred in last year’s hit on SBS, “The Chaser,” which pulled in strong ratings and won him the best television actor prize in this spring’s Paeksang Arts Awards.

Son talked with IlganMortality, nutritional status, and diet during the famine in Karaomoja, Uganda, 1980.
Drought and the cattle raiding associated with a breakdown of civil order caused a famine in Karamoja, Uganda, during 1980. In November-December, 1980, a study of mortality, nutritional status, and dietary conditions was undertaken in south Karamoja. Of 309 randomly selected children less than or equal to 110 cm in height 4.8% had acute malnutrition (less than 80% reference median weight-for-height). Interviews in 150 randomly selected households revealed that the crude mortality rate and the infant mortality rate during the previous year were increased almost 5-fold and 10-fold, respectively, above 1969 census data. Food supplied by the World Food Program was eaten the previous day by only half the families which were not self-sufficient in food. Relief