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"Mrs. in a world of misses" is an article about Simmons undergraduates who have married before graduating.

"Unequal Pay for Women" is an article about inequitable pay for women in the workforce and legislation introduced in 1961 to combat this issue.

"Where does Simmons stand on women's studies?" is an article about the current status of a women's studies program at Simmons in 1972 and what needs to be considered before they make an official department.

"If you are sincere, in the end, people will believe you are genuine", a profile on Reverend Calvin Morris, an Adjunct Professor of History who was the coordinator of Simmons' Black Studies program.

Back cover to Simmons Review Vol. 57 No. 4.

"Society's child", a piece on an alumni Lisa Zankman who became the Director of the Mayor's Commission to Improve the Status of Women.

A 1921 photograph of Sarah Louise Arnold

Farmhouse used by the Simmons College Union for War Service

Simmons College girls doing their bit

Simmons Would A-Farming Go poem appearing in The Simmons College Review about the farmerettes.