Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 4, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1971: 18-Year-olds get the vote: with the Vietnam war as a backdrop, the 26th Amendment to the Constitution towered the voting age from 21.	Liptak, Adam		2022
9/11/01: A school day like no other.	Sussell, Emily		544
A sophomore with an off-killer major.		Interview	197
Attached to their patients.		Brief article	131
Banned from the stands.		Brief article	184
Cartoons.		Cartoon	70
Coach pitches physics.		Brief article	228
Cyber-snitching.		Brief article	154
Do Americans pay enough for gas? Americans are screaming about $3-a-gallon gas, but fitting up in other countries can cost twice as much.	Landler, Mark		596
Fast-food orders go long distance.		Brief article	107
Game show.			188
Immigration: by the numbers.			371
In Connecticut, it's ok to win--just not by too much.	Applebome, Peter	Brief article	171
India: quotas vs. the caste system: affirmative action can be an even more emotional issue in India than in the United States.	Sengupta, Somini		768
Is our planet in peril? Many scientists fear that global warming is slowly threatening Earth's future.	Revkin, Andrew C.		1825
Is your state ready?			17
Letter from the editor.	Rebhun, Elliott	Editorial	115
Noted & quoted.			145
Numbers in the news.			122
Security vs. civil liberties.		Brief article	153
Should Iraq be split up in order to save it? Violence between Sunnis and Shiites could destroy Iraq. One idea is dividing the country along sectarian lines.			532
Students for sweatshops!	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief article	116
Sugary drinks flunk out.		Brief article	183
The class of 2006 at Montgomery Blair High.	Friedman, Thomas L.	Brief article	207
The day that changed the world: five years after 9/11, the U.S. and the world are very different places.	Smith, Patricia	Cover story	2388
The debate over immigration: 200 years & counting: America may be a nation of immigrants, but we haven't always welcomed newcomers with open arms.	Roberts, Sam		1659
Using magnifying glasses.		Brief article	62