Christine Yoo
Christine Yoo ’29, a Crimson Editorial editor, lives in Thayer Hall.
Latest Articles
The Educated Stay-at-Home Mom: Ssonia Ong, Womanhood, and Balancing Career
Young women who hope to build careers and raise families often grapple with how to do both. For women pursuing higher education, those competing goals raise questions about what a degree is for.
Fifteen Minutes of Summer
FM writers share fifteen- minute snapshots of the summers they spent around the globe.
An Ode To The Culture: Harvard’s ASL Program
I am two months into Harvard’s ASL 1 course, and I’ve finally racked up enough signs and confidence to clumsily string together a few complete sentences at our morning ASL coffee chat.
Will AI Make Peer Notetakers Obsolete?
Even with the rise of artificial intelligence platforms that can instantly turn slideshows or recordings into a set of notes, Harvard students find that the DAO’s program offers an essential, human component that AI still cannot replicate. At least for now.
Harvard, Stop the Performative Activism
These quick snippets of activism are just that — quick. In the aftermath of social or political upsets, reposts proliferate, only to fade out within a couple of days. It is a fair-weather form of “raising awareness,” displaying no real devotion to the cause and no real commitment to long-term change.