Articles from New York Times Upfront (October 13, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'We didn't plan to be gun-control activists'.	Milonopoulos, Theo		522
Bill of Rights at last finds its way home.		Brief Article	137
Cartoons.			130
Church & state: a 200-year debate continues: when Joshua Davey lost a state scholarship because he majored in theology, he took his case all the way to Supreme Court.	Vilbig, Peter		2113
Doing her part to honor the troops.	Mayer, Elizabeth	Brief Article	222
Fighting the 'Red Menace': fearing Communism's spread from overseas, the U.S. government waged a decades-long battle at home.	Price, Sean		1724
More humane fast food.	Barbosa, David	Brief Article	186
Numbers in the news.			128
Reality TV's new continent.	Lacey, Marc	Brief Article	155
Robots in space.		Brief Article	72
Russia's 21st-century teens: they may act, think, and look like American teenagers, but they're also deeply patriotic and see the world in a very Russian way.	Wines, Michael		2696
Russia's teens enjoy new freedoms, but social and economic ills abound.			441
SAT math scores reach 35-year high.		Brief Article	79
Should the U.S. halt human space flight? The Columbia accident has revived the debate on whether the rewards of human space exploration are worth the risks.	Lampson, Nick		517
Smoking bans catch.	Alvarez, Lizette	Brief Article	162
Strange new mob scenes.	Harmon, Amy	Brief Article	143
Terror's ultimate weapon: suicide bombings have become the tactic of choice for terrorists. Their toll--in terms of death and psychological impact--is devastating.	Van Natta, Don, Jr.		2310
The cyber-music war.		Brief Article	131
Upfront quiz show.		Brief Article	319
When songs get stuck in your head.	Kovler, Jessica	Brief Article	151
Where did my classes go? With budget cuts forcing public colleges to drop classes and raise tuition, graduating isn't as easy as it used to be.	Winter, Greg		917