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Articles in 1995 issue of Frontiers

• Women of a certain age
  by Myers, Joan
• My mother's third call on a day of sleet and December falling
  by Lifshin, Lyn
• Fire Series, The
  by Wagner, Julie; Tumer, Laurie
• Jeane Marie Plouffe
  by Lifshin, Lyn
• "Pray for your wanderers": Women religious on the Colorado mining frontier, 1877-1917
  by Coburn, Carol K; Smith, Martha
• "Completely discouraged": Women teachers' resistance in the Bureau of Indian Affairs schools, 1900-1910
  by Carter, Patricia A
• "The Sex Side of Life": The Obscenity Case of Mary Ware Dennett
  by Craig, John M
• Sarajevo
  by Lifshin, Lyn
• Feminism, femininity, and power: Nellie Tayloe Ross and the woman politician's dilemma
  by Scharff, Virginia
• song of her divorce, The
  by Stiles, Linda
• How to knit with more than one color
  by Fisk, Molly
• Single women homesteaders and the meanings of independence: Places on the map, places in the mind
  by Garceau, Dee
• A made-up woman
  by McLean, Susan
• Sarcasm, in Greek, means to tear flesh
  by Fisk, Molly
• Mentors, proteges, and lovers: Literary liaisons and mentorship dialogues in Anais Nin's Diary and Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage
  by Felber, Lynette