Volume 6:1 Spring 1994

• Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse: Toward an Integrated Jurisprudence by Lisa Weil, p. 1
• Jean Jew's Case: Resisting Sexual Harassment in the Academy by Martha Chamallas, p. 71
• Challenging Pregnancy Discrimination in Drug Treatment: Does the ADAMHA Reorganization Act Provide an Answer? by Alys I. Cohen, p. 91
• The Matron Cell by Wanda D. Ward, p. 143
• Beyond Bray: Obtaining Federal Jurisdiction to Stop Anti-Abortion Violence by Rebecca Eisenberg, p. 155

Volume 6:2 Fall 1994

• Premarital Agreements and Gender Justice by Gail Frommer Brod, p. 229
• If Anybody Asks You Who I Am: An Outsider's Story of the Duty to Establish Paternity by Lisa Kelly, p. 297
• "The Woman in the Street:" Reclaiming the Public Space from Sexual Harassment by Deborah M. Thompson, p. 313
• From Sphere to Boundary: Sexual Harassment, Identity, and the Shift in Privacy by Jodi Dean, p. 349
• Struggle for Compassion: The Fight for Quality Care for Women with AIDS at Central California Women's Facility by Judy Greenspan, p. 383
  • Statement by Karonji Spears, p. 388
  • I've Finally Found My Purpose in Life by Deborah Paul, p. 391
  • To the Women Who Supported Me by Brenda Lee Ivy, p. 392
  • Dropping Like Flies by Joann Walker, p. 393
  • A Tribute to Joann Walker, a Dear Friend by Twillah Wallace, p. 395

Volume 7:1 Spring 1995

• White Men Can't Jump: Critical Epistemologies, Embodiment, and the Praxis of Legal Scholarship by Peter Halewood, p. 1
• The Law Debates the Family: Reproductive Transformations by Janet L. Dolgin, p. 37
• Undressing the Victim: The Intersection of Evidentiary and Semiotic Meanings of Women's Clothing in Rape Trials by Alinor C. Sterling, p. 87
• All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten (Playing Soccer): A Feminist Parable of Legal Academia by Christine M. Bell, p. 133
• Adding Complexity to Confusion and Seeing the Light: Feminist Legal Insights and the Jurisprudence of the Religion Clauses by Leslie Gielow Jacobs, p. 137
• Race, Gender, and the Peremptory Challenge: A Postmodern Feminist Approach by Christy Chandler, p. 173

Volume 8:1 Spring 1996

• "Trespassers Beware!": Lyda Burton Conley and the Battle for Huron Place Cemetery by Kim Dayton, p. 1
• Lynching, Federalism, and the Intersection of Race and Gender in the Progressive Era by Barbara Holden-Smith, p. 31
• Eve Was Right to Eat the "Apple": The Importance of Narrative Theory in the Art of Lawyering by Sally Frank, p. 79
• Toward a New Dynamic in Poverty Client Empowerment: The Rhetoric, Politics, and Therapeutics of Opening Statements in Social Security Disability Hearings by Linda S. Durston and Linda G. Mills, p. 119
• License to Coerce: Violence Against Women, State Responsibility, and Legal Failures in China's Family-Planning Program by Xiaorong Li, p.145

Volume 8:2 Fall 1996

• The Phenomenal Women of Mothers for Justice by Mothers for Justice and Giovanna Shay, p. 193
• Minor Disregard: The Legal Construction of the Fantasy That Gay and Lesbian Youth Do Not Exist by Teemu Ruskola, p. 269
• Confronting Expectations: Women in the Legal Academy by Christine Haight Farley, p. 333
• Bridging the Gap Between the Rules of Evidence and Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence by Lisa Marie De Sanctis, p. 359

Volume 9:1 Spring 1997

• Challenging Boundaries:  Introductory Remarks by Nancy Cott, p. 1
• Race, Search, and My Baby-Self:  Reflections of a Transracial Adoptee by Susan R. Harris, p. 5
• Ritual by Susan Soon-Keum Cox, p. 17
• The Gender Dimension of U.S. Immigration Policy by Joan Fitzpatrick, p. 23
• Spiritual and Menial Housework by Dorothy E. Roberts, p. 51
• Commodification and Women’s Household Labor by Katharine Silbaugh, p. 81
• A Tale of Two States: Race, Gender, and Public/Private Welfare Provision in Postwar America by Sonya Michel, p. 123

Volume 9:2 Fall 1997

• Breast Implants as Beauty Ritual: Women's Sceptre and Prison by Julie M. Spanbauer, p. 157
• Double Vision: Calvin Klein and Arthur Sulzberger by Anne Dellinger, p. 207
• Hypercapitalism: Affirmative Protections for People with Disabilities, Illness, and Parenting Responsibilities under United States Law by Ruth Colker, p. 213
• the law of the love letter by Margie Cronin, p. 253
• Wicked Women and Veiled Ladies: Gendered Narratives of the McFarland-Richardson Tragedy by Melissa J. Ganz, p. 255

Volume 10:1 Spring 1998

• Journey Through the Courts:  Minors, Abortion, and the Quest for Reproductive Fairness by J. Shoshanna Ehrlich, p. 1
• Securing the Care of Children in Diverse Families: Building on Trends in Guardianship Reform by Joyce E.
  McConnell, p. 29
• Nevada Sex Trade: A Gamble for the Workers by Nicole Bingham, p. 69
• Transracial and International Adoption: Gendered Narratives of the  Hierarchy, Race and Feminist Legal Theory by Joan Fitzpatrick, p. 101