Articles from New York Times Upfront (April 18, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'All-New' Martha isn't all Martha.		Brief Article	163
1905: Einstein's 'Miracle Year': how an unknown scientist rewrote the rules of physics, and in the process, changed the world forever.	Schwartz, John	Biography	1494
At West Point, doubts bow to duty: cadets who may soon be fighting in Iraq have no illusions about the war or its popularity at home.	Winerip, Michael		1230
Blogger breaks a barrier.		Brief Article	141
Cartoons.			52
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliott		143
Mole sets a speed record.		Brief Article	25
No talking behind the wheel: laws restricting drivers' use of cell phones are now in effect in some areas, but their value is in dispute.	Radsch, Courtney C.		367
Noted & quoted.			141
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	133
Oval office pay scale.		Brief Article	146
Petty Officer 2nd Class Barbera Silkwood, a Navy journalist assigned to a battalion of Seabees.		Brief Article	67
Pictures good enough to eat.		Brief Article	189
Protecting Mandela's name.		Brief Article	97
Should the U.S. end its Cuba embargo? The 43-year-old embargo has severely restricted trade and travel between the two nations. Its value and impact are hotly disputed.	Santos, Jorge Mas		517
Stuck in time: as Cubans grow restless after 46 years of Fidel Castro's rule, the government is cracking down on those it considers its enemies.	Thompson, Ginger	Cover Story	2939
Surgery by joystick?		Brief Article	195
The consequences of failing to reform social security.	Brooks, David		186
Who belongs on a Wheaties box?	Rhoden, William C.	Brief Article	132
Why chemistry is like cooking.		Interview	236
Why the environmental movement is in trouble.	Kristof, Nicholas D.		145