South Korea's main opposition People Power Party elected 36-year-old Harvard graduate Lee Jun Seok, who has never served as a lawmaker, as its new leader Friday.Lee won a surprising victory in the election, becoming the youngest-ever chairman of the conservative party, to lead it up to the presidential election scheduled for next March.In the leadership race, Lee secured over 43 percent of the votes cast by party members and the public, beating Na Kyung Won, a former four-term lawmaker, Joo Ho Young, a lawmaker for five terms in a row, and others.Lee said in his acceptance speech, "Our supr…READ FULL ARTICLE