Articles from New York Times Upfront (December 11, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Breaking the marble ceiling": Nancy Pelosi is about to become the first female Speaker of the House. The Californian is one of many women rising to new political heights.	Smith, Patricia		1475
1966 China's cultural revolution: seventeen years after the Communist takeover, Mao Zedong launched another revolution that led to the deaths of thousands of people and the persecution of millions more.	Yardley, Jim		2226
A Brooklyn School's wall of fame gets crowded with Senators.	Haberman, Clyde		144
All over the map: test your geographic savvy.			859
Cartoons.		Cartoon	116
Don't call them 'Flipper'.			127
Europe's culture complex.			76
In a wireless world, personal contact takes a back seat.	Friedman, ThomaS L.		204
Is baseball for sale?	Elliott, Stuart		148
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliott		113
Mississippi gets the word out.			137
Noted & quoted.			116
Numbers in the news.			133
Pushing her way straight to the top.			232
Scouts honor--online.			163
Should cell phones be banned in schools? As schools across the country grapple with cell-phone policies, New York City's strict ban has everyone talking.	Ritter, Elizabeth Lorris		533
The married minority.			147
The U.S.-CHINA trade gap.			393
Treats for the troops.			112
Watch people watching.			132
Where's Mao? The Chinese leader is disappearing from the country's new history textbooks, which downplay socialism altogether.	Kahn, Joseph	Cover story	1086
Young lives on hold: nearly four years after the U.S.-led invasion, the relentless violence is freezing the lives of young Iraqis, and leaving their futures in doubt.	Tavernise, Sabrina		1499
Young prisoners.			78