Articles from New York Times Upfront (December 12, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A lap around the globe.		Brief Article	153
A merger of two worlds.		Brief Article	194
A tentative timetable for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.	Kristof, Nichlas D.		200
An island that visits its neighbors.		Brief Article	115
Are you who you think you are? When a group of Penn State sociology students took DNA tests, they were quite surprised at some of the results.	Daly, Emma		1373
Camel traders gathered in Pushkar, India, on November 12 for the world's largest annual camel fair.		Brief Article	72
Cartoons.		Cartoon	48
Dreams of a Korean summer: for one high school student in South Korea, the top priorities include admission to a good university--and a new cell phone.	Onishi, Norimitsu		1148
Driver's ed turns pro.		Brief Article	155
Filling time or killing it?		Brief Article	90
Game show.			187
Keeping fido calm.		Brief Article	145
Korea: and then there were two: Japan's imperialism and the Cold War split Korea apart, leading to vastly different nations in the North and South.	Edidin, Peter		2139
Letter from the CEO.	Robinson, Dick		112
No dates with Ken for this doll.		Brief Article	197
Noted & quoted.			147
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	102
Political cartoon.		Cartoon	108
Pride, prejudice, and health insurance.	Krugman, Paul	Brief Article	153
Rough waters in China.	Friedman, Thomas L.		123
Second-term blues: recently Present Bush has suffered one blow after another.	Smith, Patricia	Cover Story	2112
Second-term scorecard.			358
Should astronauts return to the moon? That's what President Bush has proposed, but scientists are divided about whether the moon is the right goal.	Zubrin, Robert		530
Teen Chef can stand the heat.		Brief Article	207