Articles from New York Times Upfront (April 5, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
867-5309: for now, it's on hold.		Brief Article	162
Bankrupt by 25: people under age 25 make up the fastest-growing age group filing for bankruptcy. Easy credit, bigger student loans, and financial, illiteracy are fueling the trend.	Smillie, Dirk		637
Bush campaign takes to the air.	Dowd, Maureen	Brief Article	129
Cartoons.		Cartoon	108
Changing your address for college.			105
Cruising, Syrian style.			219
Facing 'growing pains' and overcoming them.	Magram, Henry		452
Fear Factor's brave taste tester.		Interview	223
France's new dress code: a ban on religious symbols in schools shows how differently France and the U.S. think about religion and pluralism.	Sciolino, Elaine		1313
Give tech a chance: with the number of computer-science majors declining, Bill Gates is touring colleges to talk up the computer industry.	Lohr, Steve		363
Have game, will travel: high-school sports teams in Alaska go by land, sea, and air to play ball.	Pennington, Bill	Brief Article	315
In Congress, pork is always on the menu: spending bills are traditionally filled with special-interest items known as pork. This year, lawmakers' pet projects could cost a record $23 billion.	Stolberg, Sheryl Gay		1038
Lessons from the supermarket.	Fuentes-Berain, Rossana		310
Marriage proposals: while the attitudes of many Americans about gays are changing, recent court rulings, weddings, and proposals to amend the Constitution have started a difficult national debate on gay marriage.	Vilbig, Peter		897
Never squawk alone.		Brief Article	144
Nice work if you can get it.		Brief Article	227
Noted & quoted.			145
Numbers in the news.			121
Princess beware.		Brief Article	152
Rewarding honesty.		Brief Article	161
Should the draft be reinstated? Since ending the draft in 1973, the U.S. has had an all-volunteer military. Now, a bill in Congress proposes bringing back the draft.	Kirk, Mark		531
The Truman surprise: in the election of 1948, Harry Truman fooled pollsters (and almost everyone else) when he beat Thomas Dewey to win a full term in the White House.	Roberts, Sam		1572
To speak to a young Indian with aspirations, press 1.	Friedman, Thomas L.		195
Trade between the U.S. and Mexico.			474
Upfront quiz 1.		Brief Article	294
Upfront quiz show.		Brief Article	308
War & remembrance: the U.S. and Mexico share a long, sometimes-troubled history that goes back to the Mexican-American War--which still resonates on both sides of the border.	Weiner, Tim	Cover Story	1608
Why allowing snowmobiles in Yellowstone is green.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	162
With her trademark fingernails.		Brief Article	42