Articles from New York Times Upfront (March 28, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"The mother of all battles": in the 1991 Persian Gulf war, a U.S.-led coalition ousted Iraq from Kuwait. But the conflict didn't end there. (times past).	Price, Sean		1777
"We know full well the dangers": West Point cadets talk about their commitment and war with Iraq.	Smith, Patricia		670
A rich childhood. (Society).		Brief Article	102
Are civil liberties in danger? .	Gelb, Ashley	Letter to the Editor	97
Being poor in the land of plenty: almost 33 million Americans are poor--a third of them children under 18. In a world dominated by mall culture, what's it like for teens who must struggle to make ends meet? .	Fountain, John W.	Cover Story	3177
Can Africa kick the habit? (Health).	Lacey, Marc	Brief Article	158
Daredevil Spy. (Q&A).	Peters, Jenny	Interview	188
Didn't catch that speeder? (Photo).		Illustration	46
Drawing on the news.			115
Families on welfare: the number of caseloads creeps up. (Graph Exercise).			421
In memoriam: Dolly the sheep. (Science).	Kolata, Gina	Brief Article	130
Japan: adrift in dangerous seas: the world's second-largest economy is suffering from lack of jobs, a shrinking population, and the biggest debt in the world.	French, Howard W.		1984
Mall fever. (International).	Tavernise, Sabrina	Brief Article	96
My life as a teenage mother. .	Kaley, Briana L.		399
Should public schools celebrate religious holidays? Easter and Passover are just around the corner. Is it educational for public schools to celebrate these holidays, or unconstitutional? (opinion).	Smith, Katie		494
Strike down three-strikes laws.		Letter to the Editor	114
The fight for peace.	Vilbig, Peter		1470
The world is my game room: video games are moving online, where the limits of competition are practically nil. (arts).	Kafka, Peter		871
Upfront quiz show.			322