Crimson opinion writer
Isabel C. Hogben
Isabel C. Hogben ’29, a Crimson Editorial comper, lives in Greenough Hall.
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Opinion
Harvard’s Women’s Week Asks Too Little of Us
By Isabel C. Hogben •
This year’s Women’s Week programming should embarrass the Harvard Foundation and disappoint all women at the University. It paints a pessimistic, impoverished picture of women in higher education, platforms inane navel gazing, and, above all, asks far too little of us.
Opinion
Writing Can’t Be Learned by Watching
By Isabel C. Hogben •
The inclusion of films as major parts of Expos 20 syllabi risks a gradual dilution of the program’s expressed mission in a digitizing landscape like ours.
Opinion
A Lesson in Teaching Feminism from MIT
When it comes to Women and Gender Studies, the University should take a lesson from MIT and regularly offer a survey of feminist theory.