| Viva |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| '79's hottest new artist. (Todd Ruff) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| A captive of time: Dr. Zhivago's "Lara" tells the true story of her love affair with Boris Pasternak. | Women's issues/gender studies | Ivinskaya, Olga, Hayward, Max |
| A little mood music. (synthsipr sound creator Suzanne Ciahi) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Amelia Jenks Bloomer. | Women's issues/gender studies | Manske, Laura |
| A swell guy. (artist Guy Carlotti) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Bewitched. (Beverly Hills witch Ruth Revsen) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Bloodbrothers. | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Elizabeth |
| Carol Kane: artistry and old lace. | Women's issues/gender studies | Squire, Susan |
| Catherine Mumford Booth. | Women's issues/gender studies | Mithers, Carol |
| Cavorting with Cavett. | Women's issues/gender studies | Harrison, Barbara Grizzuti |
| Christie Brinkley. (model) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Coming back to Eartha. (Eartha Kitt) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Crystal Gayle. (profile) | Women's issues/gender studies | Flake, Carol |
| Daphne Hellman: harp and soul. | Women's issues/gender studies | Flake, Carol |
| Ellie Smeal: speaking from the hearth. | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Erica Jong: an intimate conversation. | Women's issues/gender studies | Frankfort, Ellen |
| Flip side: to Carol Miller, the Supremes are nine elderly judges. | Women's issues/gender studies | Albin, Len |
| George Burns: the last of the grand vaudevillians charms a whole new generation. | Women's issues/gender studies | Weber, Michael John |
| Getting hers: who ever told Nobel Laureate Rosalyn Yalow she could have everything? | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Glasses for the blind. (drivers with low vision) | Women's issues/gender studies | Seligmann, Jean |
| Harriet Quimby. (first American women pilot) | Women's issues/gender studies | Quinby, Brie |
| In the spotlight: Etta James. | Women's issues/gender studies | Flake, Carol |
| Introducing Claire Bretecher: Europe's most popular cartoonist. | Women's issues/gender studies | Anderson, Susan Heller |
| Isabelle Huppert: cherchez la femme. | Women's issues/gender studies | Brush, Stephanie |
| Joan Armatrading. | Women's issues/gender studies | Rich, Kathy |
| Joanne King. (cover girl) | Women's issues/gender studies | Brush, Stephanie |
| Joan of Arc. | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Johnny Casablancas: invasion of the beauty snatcher. (model agent) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Jon Voight: nine years after Midnight Cowboy. (interview) | Women's issues/gender studies | Mariani |
| Julia Margaret Cameron. (photographer) | Women's issues/gender studies | Quinby, Brie |
| Juliette Gordon Low. (Girls Scouts founder) | Women's issues/gender studies | Mithers, Carol |
| La belle Deneuve. | Women's issues/gender studies | Dubovay, Diane de |
| La pasionaria. (Spanish revolutionary) | Women's issues/gender studies | Wolin, Merle |
| Living with Rudolf Nureyev. | Women's issues/gender studies | Van Vooren, Monique |
| Ludmilla: in the early 1900s, wave upon wave of Eastern Eauropean women left their homes and familities in the "old country" to take a chance on a better life in the United States. | Women's issues/gender studies | Kopecky, Gini |
| "Mammolina" Montessori. (Maria Montessori) | Women's issues/gender studies | Brush, Stephanie |
| Marathon woman: what makes Diana Nyad swim? | Women's issues/gender studies | Shapiro, Jane |
| No time for breakfast. | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Elizabeth |
| On Sontag. | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Laurie |
| Overeaters Anonymous. | Women's issues/gender studies | Seligmann, Jean |
| Papp's progress. | Women's issues/gender studies | Sealy, Shirley |
| People of Plains. (Plains, Georgia) | Women's issues/gender studies | Borns, Steven |
| Pink Floyd. | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Ringo: from Starkey to Starr to superstar. | Women's issues/gender studies | Mintz, Elliot |
| Shelley Hack: "I'm not interested in being competitive." | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Sir Cecil Beaton: photographer to a gilded age. | Women's issues/gender studies | Wittenborn, Dirk |
| Steve Martin: hey, this guy is good! | Women's issues/gender studies | Younin-Hoffman, Naomi |
| Super couples: terrific twosomes wear their favorite fun fashions. | Women's issues/gender studies | Pagliuso, Jean |
| Susie Coelho. | Women's issues/gender studies | Modderno, Craig |
| The boys from Brazil. | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Elizabeth |
| The business of lunching. | Women's issues/gender studies | Trahey, Jane |
| The funniest man you've never met: Marshall Brickman. | Women's issues/gender studies | Grant, Roberta |
| The gothic connection. (women's role in gothic literature) | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Laurie |
| The kind and us: getting to know Yul, getting to know all about Yul. (Brynner interview) | Women's issues/gender studies | Van Vooren, Monique |
| The McGarrigle sisters. | Women's issues/gender studies | Boyd, Blanche |
| The mouth that roared. (opinions on women) | Women's issues/gender studies | Orange, Julia |
| The new Lois Lane: a candid conversation with Margot Kidder. | Women's issues/gender studies | Wadler, Joyce |
| The Tack Room. (Tucson, Arizona; includes recipes) | Women's issues/gender studies | Quinby, Erie |
| The troubling truth about Joan Crawford: a life more bizarre than any screen role. (book excerpt) | Women's issues/gender studies | Lawrenson, Helen |
| The vision of Claudia Weill. | Women's issues/gender studies | Stone, Elizabeth |
| The voice at the Village Voice: Marianne Partrid:ge. | Women's issues/gender studies | Hennessee, Judith |
| The wiz kid. | Women's issues/gender studies | Ross, Penelope |
| Under statements: petticoats that say it all. | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| Urban desire. | Women's issues/gender studies | Boyd, Blanche |
| Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras no. 3; Momoprecoce. (New Philharmonia Orchestra) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
| What's so special about Marthe Keller? for one thing, she's got Al Pacino.... | Women's issues/gender studies | Vespa, Mary |
| Woven dreams. (weaver Barbara O'Steen) | Women's issues/gender studies | |
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