Articles from New York Times Upfront (January 10, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new U.S. Senator wins Kenyan hearts in a landslide: a Kenyan village follows the rise of Barack Obama to the Senate--and maybe beyond.	Lacey, Marc	Brief Article	321
A TV cries 'wolf'.		Brief Article	165
Bolly beats holly.		Brief Article	66
Built for the long run.		Brief Article	180
Bush's second act: news analysis: can the president avoid the 'second-term jinx' as he pursues an ambitious, complicated, and risky agenda?	Sanger, David E.	Cover Story	1889
Cartoons.			166
Censoring private Ryan.	Rich, Frank	Brief Article	126
Chess queen gets girls into the game.		Brief Article	228
Crab coalitions.		Brief Article	174
Designer speed traps.		Brief Article	161
Educating the street children of Vietnam.	Nguyen, Chi		466
For China to advance, the gag must be lifted.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	196
Game show.		Brief Article	237
Games & Gizmos for the SAT.		Brief Article	96
In an authoritarian country like North Korea.		Brief Article	70
Letter from the editor.	Nebhun, Elliott	Editorial	134
Loopy about cereal.		Brief Article	139
Made in China.			430
Media monoliths: are today's entertainment conglomerates controlling too much of what Americans read, listen to, and watch?	Kafka, Peter		2102
Noted & quoted.			118
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	124
Old ways, new world: for Afghan and Indian immigrants in the U.S., dating and marriage present special challenges.	Berger, Joseph		1065
Should legal immigrants be allowed to vote? New York and other cities are thinking about letting legal immigrants vote in local elections, a right only citizens currently have.			518
The 28th amendment: equal opportunity for immigrants.	Safire, William	Brief Article	143
The Chinese century: Will China surpass the United States as the world's economic reader?	Fishman, Ted C.		1962
The liberation of Auschwitz: sixty years ago this month, advancing Allied troops came face to face with the horrors of the Nazi death camps.	Berger, Joseph		1920