Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 6, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
!Hay caramba! English rules. (National).		Brief Article	135
"Everything feels so different."(September 11th attack aftermath)(Cover Story)	Smith, Patricia	Cover Story	2138
A degree in debt. (College).		Brief Article	106
Bush's midterms: neither Bush nor Democratic leader Tom Daschle are on the November ballot. But they might as well be. (National).	Vilbig, Peter		2178
Drawing on the news.			117
Japanese speaking in thumbs. (International).		Brief Article	104
Learning vs. testing. (letters).	Boostrom, Alex	Letter to the Editor	133
Marshall's plan: pay for peace: as a devastated Europe smoldered after World War II, general-turned-diplomat George C. Marshall proposed the idea of opening America's wallet to countries in need. (times past).	Price, Sean		1871
Mashed up. (Music).			146
Mideast suicide bombings. (letters).		Letter to the Editor	196
No guns, no shooting. (letters).	Knauer, Nick	Letter to the Editor	88
Oil, Islam, & terror: Saudi Arabia is, in some ways, an example of the contradictions of the Islamic world. That makes its friendship with the U.S. both very important and very complicated. (International).	Jehl, Douglas		1806
Once a criminal, never a voter? In eight states, those convicted of a felony lose the right to vote--forever. Should ex-felons be able to cast ballots after they're freed? (opinion).	Clegg, Roger		701
One year later: on Sept. 11, 2001, the unthinkable became real. But has it forever changed American life? (National).	Nagourney, Eric		1315
Say no to drug testing. (letters).	Hernandez, Vincent	Letter to the Editor	84
Scoring the big money: do pro athletes deserve so many millions? Here's how you might be responsible for Derek Jeter's paycheck. (sports).	Chass, Murray		1062
Skateboarding: not the devil's work. (voices).			489
Terrorist victims ring the world. (Graph Exercise).		Brief Article	265
TV's dark side. (Q&A).		Brief Article	239