This study intended to examine the news articles about an introduction of integrated curriculum between humanities and sciences and engineering tracks, and the issues handled seriously; and then to discuss what the problems are according to it. The issues raised from the findings are as follows: (a) lack of education recipient’s attention regarding curriculum revision, (b) controversies associated with government-designated textbooks, (c) confusion caused by repeated curriculum revisions, (c) demand for revision both on the curriculum and the college entrance exam, and (d) the press’ passiveness about governmental policy. The integrated curriculum revision should be addressed regarding the issues as follows: (a) the curriculum was revised based on various opinions from different fields and identifying pedagogical needs accurately. (b) the textbook should be developed to provide learning experiences which would be able to allow students to achieve a various and macroscopic problem solving viewpoint. (c) A prototype of the new curriculum should be pre-implemented and evaluated thoroughly. (d) Along with the curriculum revision, the improvement of the current college admission test and related system should be addressed more. (e) The news medias should develop their news articles based on well-specialized knowledge about the integrated curriculum so that partens and students will be able to receive more useful and accurate information.