Articles from New York Times Upfront (February 7, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A violent crusader in the cause of freedom: John Brown and his guerrilla force raided Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in hope of starting a slave uprising across the South. (times past).	Schaumburg, Ron		1713
Avoiding asteroid Armageddon: How do you stop an asteroid from hitting Earth? Hollywood envisions nuclear weapons, but scientists favor a gentler approach. (science times).	Fountain, Henry		1102
Burning the Mideast oil: it fuels your car, and is the raw material for everything from CDs and jet fuel to shower curtains and the nylon in your socks. American life depends on a resource that's out of our control.	Vilbig, Peter		2170
Death penalty for young people. (letters).	Matis, Genevieve	Letter to the Editor	85
Human copies. (Q/A).	Zack, Ian	Interview	237
Illuminating the struggle for civil rights: to those who ask, what was it like? One Southern state answers: see for yourself.	Desantis, John		725
Kenya's brand new day: after 24 stifling years under an autocratic leader, Kenyans have elected a new President who promises reform. The move toward democracy could set an example for several other African nations.	Lacey, Marc		1994
New assault on Civil Liberties. (letters).	Gibson, Amanda	Letter to the Editor	84
No clocks at the SAT, please. (letters).	Caldera, Anahi	Letter to the Editor	74
Nuclear waste is just too close. (letters).	Arriola, Kristina		80
One woman's drive. (Sports).	Brown, Clifton	Brief Article	122
Packaging the President: what the public sees of the nation's chief executive is carefully manipulated by the spin doctors at the White House.	Purdum, Todd S.		1431
Punishing absentees' parents. (International).	Lyall, Sarah	Brief Article	88
Quotes.			272
Reimagining the World Trade Center. (Visions).		Brief Article	123
Should high schools use Indian names for their sports teams? Hundreds of school teams have Indian names. Some say it's offensive to root for the "Redskins." Others say lighten up, no harm intended. (opinion).			695
So, this is reality? They're cheap to produce and feed our appetite for snooping. No wonder reality shows are filling up the television airwaves. (arts).	Smillie, Dirk		884
Sobering times for teens. (Society).	Butterfield, Fox	Brief Article	173
Turmoil in oil countries hits Americans in their wallets. (Graph Exercise).			487
Upfront quiz show.			331
What about alternative energy? New power sources and conservation could curb America's dependence on foreign oil. But it would require government help.	Vilbig, Peter		814
What racial profiling feels like. (voices).	Nurse, Jemelleh	Column	475