Articles from New York Times Upfront (January 9, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1991: the end of apartheid: South Africa's race laws were abolished after a long, sometimes violent struggle.	Wines, Michael		1656
A Federal spending spree?		Brief Article	60
A mathematical war of words.			130
A noise that annoys.		Brief Article	166
America's Muslims: by the numbers.			387
Buying books one page at a time.			128
Cartoons.		Cartoon	97
Choking on progress: soaring levels of pollution are a dangerous side effect of China's economic boom.	Yardley, Jim		686
Fabien Cousteau.			68
Fyodor's Russia: the shortages and bread lines are gone, but Russians like Fyodor Sozontov, 18, have new concerns--like war, corruption, and a growing rich-poor divide.	Myers, Steven Lee		2049
Game show.			178
Is it a show or a commercial? Viewers beware: now that skipping the ads is so easy, products are being scripted directly into TV show.	Manly, Lorne		1423
Is it time for an exit strategy from Iraq? As American casualties mount, there's more talk about setting a timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops.	Carafano, James		519
Islam in America: young members of this ethnically diverse community are trying to forge their own identity in the post-9/11 world.	Smith, Patricia		1893
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliott	Editorial	143
Mother of all alphabets?		Brief Article	192
Noted & quoted.			139
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	119
Playing lax to the max.		Brief Article	138
Student & Mayor: all in a day's work.		Interview	200
Surviving Katrina, starting a new life.	Scher, Oliver		517
The Genocide in Darfur.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	143
The power of one? How much of an impact does a new Justice have on the Supreme Court--and on the everyday lives of most Americans?	Broder, John M.		1074
They're heroes abroad, but unknown at home.	Brooks, David	Brief Article	171
Time warp in the heartland.			200
What Google should roll out next: a privacy upgrade.	Cohen, Adam	Brief Article	192