Articles from New York Times Upfront (October 22, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A comeback for made in the U.S.A.			431
Africa's rising hopes: despite the problems their nations face, a port finds that Africans are optimistic about the future.	Polgreen, Lydia; Connelly, Marjorie		1031
Cartoons.			42
Dying words.			146
Game show.			240
Imported humor.			153
Mexico: the challenges ahead: can a new president boost his nation's economy and stem the tide of illegal immigration to the United States?	McKinley, James C., Jr.		1154
Numbers in the news.			174
Political cartoons.			145
Should the U.S. negotiate with its enemies? It's hardly a new issue for the U.S. Today the nations in question include Iran, Syria, and North Korea.	Hamilton, Lee H.; Kaufman, Robert G.		534
Snapshots.			500
They don't pull punches.			134
This mummy.			90
Timbuktu: no longer nowhere.			167
Venezuela's time trials.			114
What not to wear.			115
Why China needs its own progressive Era: recalls of Chinese products echo America's economic growing pains a century ago when reforms were enacted to put capitalism on a better path. Will China do the same today?	Kahn, Joseph		1679
World affairs annual 2008.			8643
You, too, can be a banker to the poor: Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof on fighting poverty in the developing world with a click of your mouse.			494