Articles from New York Times Upfront (March 8, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A teenage Republican finds the proper fit.	Rickman, Kathleen		459
A threat on the home front?	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	141
And fifty years later ... students from across the country talk about race in their high schools--and in their lives.	Randall, Laura		781
Between two homes and two peoples: as a boy, Muhammad Hussein--the son of a Palestinian father and an Israeli mother--confronted Israeli soldiers in the West Bank. Today, he's a sergeant in the Israeli army.	Bennett, James	Cover Story	1928
Budget realities.		Brief Article	118
Cartoons.			70
Filling hockey's gaps.			137
Five hundred pairs of combat boots.			78
Fourteen years, five books (and counting).		Brief Article	242
Glowing fish, not reviews.		Brief Article	152
Great Plains population growth lags behind rest of the U.S.			390
In Brazil, school pays.		Brief Article	220
Lewis and Clark's lost necklace.			148
New life for the long dead: they've long been Egyptology's stepchildren, but mummies are now attracting greater attention.	MacFarquhar, Neil		726
Noted & quoted.			149
Numbers in the news.			122
Poetic justice: Thurgood Marshall gets even: unable to attend the law school of his choice, he went on to lead the crusade against segregation.	Williams, Juan		542
Separate is not equal: fifty years ago this May, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation in the nation's public schools was unconstitutional. It was a major victory in the long struggle for civil rights.	Liptak, Adam		1712
Sharing the burden of the war in Iraq.	Friedman, Thomas L.		179
Shut up and mingle.		Brief Article	174
The empty heartland: job and population losses are hitting the dozen states of the rural Great Plains hard. But some towns are finding ways to fight back.	Egan, Timothy		2155
The politics of Web searches.		Brief Article	119
Today's competition in space: keen, not mean.	Safire, William	Brief Article	202
Upfront quiz 1.			303
Upfront quiz show.			313
Were the Bush tax cuts good for the economy? President Bush's tax cuts have become a big issue in the presidential election. Two economists debate their effectiveness.	Krugman, Paul		515