Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 22, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Acting political.			34
Arrested far from battlefields, but held as enemy combatants: several terrorism suspects have been arrested in America but denied the protections of the U.S. justice system. Is that fair?			506
Cartoons.			104
Computer consumers scream, "ban the spam!".			339
Courting young Mideast minds.	Mayer, Elizabeth		150
Enough is enough: Americans get millions of unsolicited phone calls and junk e-mails. Congress is acting to limit them. But marketers say they have a free-speech right to make their pitches.	Delikat, Stacey		1794
Finding a roomie online.	Lewin, Tamar		126
How American slavery led to the birth of Liberia: in 1820, a private American group established Liberia as a colony for freed U.S. slaves. But it was troubled from the start.	Price, Sean		1707
Liberation for Liberia? Liberia has suffered through 14 years of civil war. Now that troublemaker ex-President Charles Taylor is finally gone, could the nation at long last begin to heal its wounds?	Smith, Patricia		2144
Lights out.			71
Madness recall: a circus-like election to recall California's Governor is either democracy in action or--as some critics worry--the beginning of its descent into chaos.	Vilbig, Peter		2076
Miss Teen USA: crown as microphone.			215
Model employees.	Greenhouse, Steven		185
My home is my classroom.			505
New pronouns for some old parchment.	Vilbig, Peter		118
Numbers in the news.			129
Old soles generate new cash.	Delikat, Stacey		167
Strange rumors fly in the Iraqi capital.	Tierney, John		155
They really said it.			124
Upfront quiz show.			298
Whose side are they on? U.S. officials have accused Arab news network Al Jazeera of biased coverage. Are any media really objective in times of war?	MacFarquhar, Neil		939