Woman Graduates who were admitted as Working Students: Hunting, Piano, Women's College, Feminism and Race Takao FUJIKAWA In this issue we focus on the woman graduate students who had been admitted as working students in the division of European and American History, Osaka University Graduate School of Letters. In the first section they freely talk about their experience at the entrance examination, academic life and problems they face in the university. They also mentioned the importance of the special program for working students. In the second section brief summaries of their current projects were presented for those interested in their research.