Articles from New York Times Upfront (November 22, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Sink the Bismarck!" It was one of the most fearsome ships afloat. Its mission: force Britain's surrender. London, desperate, put every ship to sea. (time past).	McCollum, Sean		1802
A child's work is never done. (Photo).		Illustration	47
All Jake here. (Q&A).	Peters, Jenny	Interview	214
Big holes in the ground cost big bucks. (Graph Exercise).			367
Coming soon to a place near you ... Nuclear waste by the ton: nuclear waste has been piling up for years. Now there are plains to bury it all in Nevada. But it has to get past your town first. (National)(Cover Story).	Wald, Matthew L.		1854
Different jokes, different folks. (International).	Mayer, Elizabeth		332
Drawing on the news.			193
Drugs also a safety issue. (letters).	Obein, Simone	Letter to the Editor	54
Game kids. (International).	French, Howard W.		139
Green light for the president: the nation takes a turn: the midterm elections put Republicans in the driver's seat, on the road toward dramatic change. (National).	Vilbig, Peter		1469
Hate is not free speech. (letters).	Fischer, Courtney	Letter to the Editor	38
How getting high almost killed me. (voices).	Miele, Allegra		446
Puff test? (National).	Mayer, Elizabeth		205
Quotes.			313
Should the SAT remain timed? Some say the College Board should allow students as much time as they need to take the SAT. Others say more time wouldn't help. (opinion).	Gardner, Howard		702
The dead bear witness: former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic is on trial for war crimes. Will the Balkans finally get a taste of justice? (International).	Fisher, Ian		2150
Those greedy CEOs. (letters).	Shillito, Jessica	Letter to the Editor	40
U.S. should attack Iraq. (letters).	Benedek, Carla	Letter to the Editor	63
Upfront quiz show.			294