Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 20, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A "Micro Flying Robot".			55
A long-distance burger.		Brief Article	127
A platoon of twitching noses.		Brief Article	206
A young scientist's life: it's not all in the lab.	Storm, Shaye		528
According to the latest poll ... These days, it's hard to turn on a TV or open a newspaper without seeing a poll. But not all polls are created equal, and it can be tricky figuring out what they really mean--if they mean anything at all.	Meislin, Richard J.		2358
Are students better, or just their grades?		Brief Article	122
Cartoons.		Cartoon	109
Cookies fit for the White House?		Brief Article	155
Death in Darfur: a bloody conflict in western Sudan has taken the lives of thousands and threatens a million more.	Sengupta Somini		662
Extreme ironing gathers steam.		Brief Article	144
From boom to bust: the crash of '29: in the roaring '20s, Americans thought that the good times would last forever. Then came Black Thursday.	Norris, Floyd		1597
Great shakes: from the 1-4-5 to the Taliban.		Brief Article	184
Is the U.S. ready for electronic voting? Experts are divided over whether the benefits outweigh the security and reliability risks.	Rubin, Avi		497
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliott	Editorial	173
Letting the dying choose how to bid farewell.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	192
Noted & quoted.			148
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	128
Off the sidelines: cheerleading is now a varsity sport at the University of Maryland, but not everyone's cheering.	Pennington, Bill	Brief Article	310
On social issues, Kerry is the great straddler.	Safire, William	Brief Article	167
Right axis, wrong evil.	Dowd, Maureen	Brief Article	148
Selling the army in wartime: for many recruits, enlisting used to mean cash for college and few risks. But 9/11 and the war in Iraq have made signing up a more complicated decision.	Davey, Monica		2014
Soldiers around the globe.		Illustration	71
Talking politics with Iowa's teen elector.		Interview	202
What's next for the Supreme Court? When the Justices return from their summer recess, they will consider the constitutionality of the death penalty for juvenile offenders. Also on the docket: the future of the Court itself.	Lewis, Neil A.		1979