Dustin Harp is assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Dr. Harp uses key moments in U.S. media history to show the women's section as a staple of the newspaper and how it was abandoned, made over, and reintroduced as one industry's impoverished attempt to appeal to women.

• Part 1 Part I: IntroductionChapter 2 Newspapers, Women, Social Movements, and MoneyPart 3 Part II: The History of Women's PagesChapter 4 Introducing "Women's News"Chapter 5 From Women's Pages to Style PagesPart 6 Part III: Contemporary Women's Pages: Case StudiesChapter 7 Same Problem, Same SolutionChapter 8 Conceptualizing and Constructing Contemporary WomenChapter 9 Contemporary Complaints and ContradictionsChapter 10 Resistance, Reason, and Real ChangePart 11 Part IV: ConclusionsChapter 12 What is in a Name? An Argument for Integration Not Segregation

Dustin Harp is assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Dr. Harp uses key moments in U.S. media history to show the women's section as a staple of the newspaper and how it was abandoned, made over, and reintroduced as one industry's impoverished attempt to appeal to women.

• Part 1 Part I: IntroductionChapter 2 Newspapers, Women, Social Movements, and MoneyPart 3 Part II: The History of Women's PagesChapter 4 Introducing "Women's News"Chapter 5 From Women's Pages to Style PagesPart 6 Part III: Contemporary Women's Pages: Case StudiesChapter 7 Same Problem, Same SolutionChapter 8 Conceptualizing and Constructing Contemporary WomenChapter 9 Contemporary Complaints and ContradictionsChapter 10 Resistance, Reason, and Real ChangePart 11 Part IV: ConclusionsChapter 12 What is in a Name? An Argument for Integration Not Segregation

Dustin Harp is assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Dr. Harp uses key moments in U.S. media history to show the women's section as a staple of the newspaper and how it was abandoned, made over, and reintroduced as one industry's impoverished attempt to appeal to women.

• Part 1 Part I: IntroductionChapter 2 Newspapers, Women, Social Movements, and MoneyPart 3 Part II: The History of Women's PagesChapter 4 Introducing "Women's News"Chapter 5 From Women's Pages to Style PagesPart 6 Part III: Contemporary Women's Pages: Case StudiesChapter 7 Same Problem, Same SolutionChapter 8 Conceptualizing and Constructing Contemporary WomenChapter 9 Contemporary Complaints and ContradictionsChapter 10 Resistance, Reason, and Real ChangePart 11 Part IV: ConclusionsChapter 12 What is in a Name? An Argument for Integration Not Segregation