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

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Almighty Jen. (Q&A).	Peters, Jenny	Brief Article	183
And the pupils arrive for lunch ... (Society).	Zack, Ian	Brief Article	102
Dead time in class. (Education).	Gross, Jane		159
Don't depend on athletes. (letters).	McLaughlin, Trevor		85
Drawing on the news.		Brief Article	151
Drowning in a sea of debt: more students are taking out college loans, and for greater amounts than ever. Some are asking whether it's worth it.	Winter, Greg		1255
Face-to-face. (Picture).			66
Flunking lunch: under pressure for money, many schools are offering students unhealthy alternatives to the school-lunch program.	Burros, Marian		2429
Graph exercise: after-school eats add to teenagers' weighty problems.			370
Naisu English. (International).	French, Howard W.		81
Not so current on current affairs. (letters).	Zimmerman, Zoe		77
Preparing for the deluge: Saddam Hussein forced hundreds of thousands to give up their homes and land. Their return could bring a humanitarian crisis.	Vilbig, Peter		1930
Quotes.			126
Remembering Civil War women. (letters).	Hornsby, Kim		50
Should foreigners be required to register with the government? Males as young as 16 from 23 countries, most with large Muslim populations, have been ordered to report to federal officials. (opinion).	Eltantawi, Sarah		623
Teen drivers reflect on dangers. (letters).			263
The record industry gets personal. (Circuits).	Harmon, Amy	Brief Article	121
U.S. should lean on North Korea. (letters).	Wojcik, Zorin		90
Under U.S. rule: the occupation of Japan; after World War II, American forces set out to rebuild a shattered, defeated nation. (times past).	Price, Sean		1495
Upfront quiz show.			267
Voices.	Rodriguez, Oscar		326