Articles from New York Times Upfront (January 24, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'The dog ate my homework'.	Anderson, Dave	Brief Article	140
1838: The Trail of Tears: forced to resettle in what became Oklahoma, many Cherokee died on the brutal journey west.	Bowman, Rex		1717
A strategy for turning down the heat in Iraq.	Friedman, Thomas L.	Brief Article	206
Big, bad 'soovs' invade Europe.		Brief Article	144
Bush should get ahead of the stem-cell gold rush.	Safire, William	Brief Article	160
Can you do the Math?		Brief Article	95
Cartoons.			125
Chimps with tool kits.		Brief Article	199
Continental divide: casinos have helped make some Indian tribes rich. But what about the many Native Americans who don't benefit from gambling?	Nagourney, Eric		2328
Do ATMs belong with ABCs?		Brief Article	146
Driving at 130 mph: all in a day's work.		Interview	225
Game show.		Brief Article	248
Going nuclear? Iran and North Korea are the two most visible--but not the only--threats in an age when it has become easier to build and hide nuclear weapons. How will President Bush respond?	Sanger, David E.	Cover Story	2143
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliot	Editorial	161
Noted & quoted.			143
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	105
Opinion & debate.		Brief Article	310
Pictures of the missing.			71
Rare breed: republican professors.		Brief Article	101
Should we raise fuel-efficiency standards? Everyone's in favor of better mileage for cars. The issue is whether the government or the market should set the standards.			565
Spinach juices up batteries.		Brief Article	151
Watching over you: to keep better tabs on students, one Texas district is testing ID badges that track school comings and goings.	Richtel, Matt		364
Welcome to Africa dot com.		Brief Article	124