press coverage

Discusses women's magazines, how they have retained their readerships and both their positive and negative impact on culture and women's image.

Recounts the details of forty-six significant events of the twentieth century, each with photographs from the scene; and features three compact discs that contain over two hours of audio from the events as they were broadcast live.

Presents an account of the murder of Iowa farmer John Hossack in December 1900, drawing from newspaper accounts, government documents, unpublished memoirs, and the legal record to retrace the subsequent investigation, and the arrest and trial of his wife, Margaret.

Discusses the role of reporters during war time, including the risks they take and the censorship they face, and how their jobs have changed with each conflict since the Civil War.

Text, period photographs, and news clippings tell the stories of the female journalists who fought to cover World War II and report from the front lines.

Provides an account of World War II, and features excerpts from the letters, diaries, and oral accounts of people who worked, fought, or waited at home.