Articles from New York Times Upfront (May 8, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1936: the 'Nazi Olympics': three years before World War II, Adolf Hitler turned the Berlin Games into a tense spectacle designed to showcase 'Aryan superiority'.	Potts, Courtney		1883
A modest proposal.			157
A nation of immigrants.			338
All that glitters: the demand for gold is soaring. But some of the methods used to mine gold today take a heavy toll on the environment.	Johnson, Kirk		1773
America needs immigrants and strong borders.	Friedman, Thomas L.	Column	174
At the top of the tribe: as tribal leaders, American Indian women are breaking with tradition even as they work to preserve it.	Davey, Monica		737
Climbing the walls.			160
Could a giant fish be the missing link?			121
Flue fears: bird flu has spread rapidly in the last few months, but how serious is the threat to humans?	Rosenthal, Elisabeth		845
Game show.			195
Judas, minus the betrayal.			170
Leftovers from the Cold War.		Brief article	125
Noted & quoted.			134
Numbers in the news.			123
Sharing her culture through dance.		Interview	226
Should the driving age be raised to 18? Alarmed by car accidents involving teenagers, a number of states are considering raising the age for getting a license.	Korokna-Palicz, Alex	Column	543
South Africa: the best hope for success on the continent.	Cohen, Roger	Column	200
Taking in a family in Katrina's wake.	Hoffman, Josh		513
The great immigration debate: there's general, agreement that America's immigration system needs fixing--but that's where the consensus ends.	Smith, Patricia	Cover story	1428
The tragedy of Darfur: ethnic conflict in Sudan has killed 200,000 civilians and created 2 million refugees.	Polgreen, Lydia		990
What's the matter with France? Young people are angry, Muslims feel unwelcome, and the economy is hurting. 'Springtime in Paris' used to be more fun.	Zack, Ian		746
When dogs fly ...			184
Why baseball is under a cloud.	Rhoden, William C.	Column	139