Articles from New York Times Upfront (February 19, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$363.32.		Brief article	32
11.			22
34,452.		Brief article	31
51%.		Brief article	26
80.			33
A hamburger war.		Brief article	188
A rare shark.		Brief article	75
Billboards get personal.		Brief article	126
Cartoons.		Cartoon	194
Equal cheers draw some jeers.		Brief article	107
Fewer children.		Brief article	76
Game show.			183
Happy birthday, Champ!	Anderson, Dave	Brief article	176
Hurricane Hugo: Venezuela's populist President, Hugo Chavez, has begun to back up his anti-American and socialist bluster with action. Is he turning into an old-style Latin American strongman?	Romero, Simon		1643
Letter from the editor.	Rebhurn, Elliott	Editorial	122
Library louts.		Brief article	110
Living with AIDS in Africa.	Ngubane, Thembi		563
Medina's journey: from Square One to Queen.		Interview	263
Noted & quoted.			148
On thin ice: the Arctic territory where polar bears roam is literally melting out from under them.	Revkin, Andrew C.		1044
Pesos for pizzas? A Texas-based pizza chain begins accepting Mexican pesos as well as dollars--and hits a nerve in the ongoing debate over immigration.	Kovach, Gretel C.		681
Psychic squirrels.		Brief article	152
Should the U.S. close the prison at Guantanamo? There are 395 terrorism suspects being held at a high-security prison at the U.S. Naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.	Bunning, Jim	Travel narrative	505
The cost of war: in lives and dollars.			496
Towns vanish, then reappear.		Brief article	115
Vietnam the war that's still with us: more than three decades after the last soldiers came home, the longest war in American history still casts a long shadow.	Edidin, Peter		2244
Virtual science labs: web sites featuring simulated chemistry labs or virtual frog dissections are becoming popular teaching tools. But are they a substitute for hands-on experience?	Dillon, Sam		327
What $1 trillion can buy [besides the war in Iraq).	Leonhardt, David	Brief article	175
What's in s Mascot? When the N.C.A.A. cracked down on Indian mascots last year, not every tribe applauded. A look at the relationship between the Seminoles and Florida State University.	Lapointe, Joe		886
Will Americans vote outside the box? For more than 200 years, American Presidents have been, with one exception, white, male, and Protestant. In 2008, a number of presidential 'firsts' are possible.	Nagourney, Adam	Cover story	2355
Will China choke on its own growth?	Friedman, Thomas L.	Brief article	165