Articles from New York Times Upfront (November 15, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Any kid could do that!".		Illustration	78
1989: when the wall came tumbling down: the Berlin Wall's fall signaled the end of the Cold War and the division of Europe.	Cohen, Roger		1988
A paralyzed soldier asks, 'what was our purpose?'.	Herbert, Bob	Brief Article	208
Average dog or canine Einstein?		Brief Article	185
Can you say that in Russian, please?			432
Cartoons.			56
Cyberbullies: cell phones, instant messaging, and the internet are giving bullies new ways to harass their classmates, even they're not at school.	Harmon, Amy		700
Game show.		Brief Article	224
Hedging their vows.		Brief Article	146
How long will the oil last?		Brief Article	37
In Sudan, stuck in a war zone with no way to flee.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	168
Just don't let them catch you dialing ...		Brief Article	114
Letter from the editor.		Editorial	159
Living with disabilities, outliving expectations.	Laub, Nick		511
Noted & quoted.			134
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	105
Science for the mind, music for the soul.		Brief Article	246
Seeds of peace.		Brief Article	152
Should there be reparations for slavery? Two views on whether the U.S. should provide compensation for the past suffering of slaves.	Innis, Niger		471
Sounding the steroids alarm.	Anderson, Dave	Brief Article	136
Surf's up! Hawaii may soon become the first state in the nation to recognize surfing as an official high school sport.	Kayal, Michele		341
The Bush philosophy: resolute, no matter what; in his second term, President Bush will read a nation increasingly divided over both foreign policy and domestic issues.	Stevenson, Richard W.		1263
The new czar? President Putin at his second inauguration, at the Kremlin in Moscow in May. Since becoming President in 1999, he has rolled back democratic reforms.	Myers, Steven Lee	Cover Story	1697
The power of fake news.	St. John, Warren		695
Too many photos?		Brief Article	113
Vacations in space.		Brief Article	218
We the jury ...: secretive by design, juries are increasingly the object of public and media scrutiny. Is that good for America's legal system?	Liptak, Adam		1987