• First Korean Genome Mapped (Chosun Ilbo)
• Taean Slowly Returning to Normal After Oil Spill [Donga Ilbo]
• Wie Making Comeback at Q-School [Donga Ilbo]
• Financial Committee Approves Tax Cut Bill [KBS Global]
• US-NK Fail to Reach Agreement on Verification [KBS Global]
• Korea’s Humble Fowl with a Noble Past [Oh My News]
• Ex-US Envoy Advices Seoul to Get Ready for Additional FTA Talks [Korea Times]
• Seminar Features English Education via English Daily [Korea Times]
• Foreigners Give Civil Servants Failing Grade [Korea Times]
• NK Sees Compensation as Key Agenda for Nuke Talks [Korea Times]
• Government Reduces Support for Programs for Immigrants [Hankyoreh]
• Progressives Struggle to Build Framework for Solidarity [Hankyoreh]
• President Lee’s Role in History Textbook Distortions [Hankyoreh]
• Obama Doesn’t Have A Minute to Lose – Neither Does Lee [Hankyoreh]
• Corruption Probe Targets Roh Allies [Korea Herald]
• Groups Unveil List of Unionized Teachers [Korea Herald]
• North Korea Says It will Boycott Japan in Six Party Talks [Yonhap]
• Labor Union to Rally Nationwide to Protest Leader’s Arrest [Yonhap]

The ROK Drop headlines are a short list of headlines from each of the major Korean media outlets so you can get a sense of what is being talked about daily in Korea.  Feel free to add to the list any headline you think is relevant in the comments section.  Thanks.