Articles from New York Times Upfront (January 12, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A campaign to lower the voting age to 16.	Rosenberg, Miranda		529
A sizzling economy remakes India: shopping malls, technology, and Western-style consumerism are transforming the nation of Gandhi.	Waldman, Amy		2115
America meets the Beatles: four lads from Liverpool perform on Ed Sullivan and usher in a new teen culture.	Elliott, Stuart		940
Atomic battle at museum.			190
Distracted drivers.			168
Harriet Tubman's back pay.		Brief Article	205
India's booming economy includes growing trade with the U.S.			403
Iowa's 20-something foot soldiers: for former student-council geeks, the caucuses on January 19 are the place to be.	Lee, Jennifer 8.	Cover Story	745
Iraq after Saddam: the ousted dictator's capture is good news, but whether it leads to fewer attacks on U.S. forces is far from clear.	Gordon, Michael R.		1565
Japan loosens its collar.			151
Noted & quoted.			123
Numbers in the news.			122
One handshake at a time: a day of old-style New Hampshire politics--a rite of passage for presidential candidates--with Joe Lieberman.	Smith, Patricia	Cover Story	1418
Secrets of the desert: the lost city of Petra.	Glueck, Grace		1474
Should early decision be abolished? Two college admissions officers debate the benefits and drawbacks.	Stetson, Willis J., Jr.		404
Teen taxidermist tells all.			211
The peacock's color secrets.			142
The race for the nomination: the Democrats who want to run against President Bush in the fall are about to face their party's voters.	Mayer, Elizabeth	Cover Story	828
The world's tiniest guitar.			109
Upfront quiz show.			295
When you can't tell the commercial from the show: advertisers are finding new ways to pitch their products--inside television shows.	Kafka, Peter		788