Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 17, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
10 Supreme Court cases every teen should know: more of the Court's most important rulings on freedom of speech and privacy at school, and other issues affecting teenagers: Part 2.	Jacobs, Tom		2090
12%.			19
19 million.			32
1957 Sputnik launches the space race: at the height of the Cold War, the Soviet Union sent the first satellite into space. A stunned America reacted by jump-starting its space program, leading to the historic moon landing 12 years later.	Roberts, Sam		2114
4%.			26
66.			35
8 million.			22
A mother daughter culture clash: Chandra Touch has struggled to make her mother, a Cambodian immigrant, understand her American Lifestyle and ambitions.	Touch, Chandra		553
An anthropologist excavates a mass grave recently discovered near Scharfenberg, Germany.			59
Back in the game: with American Indians reasserting their heritage through lacrosse--a game invented by their ancestors--they're helping to make it one of the country's fastest-growing sports.	Hu, Winnie		807
Brother act: in the year since Fidel Castro fell ill, Cuba has been in limbo. His brother, Raul, is acting President, but Fidel is still making his presence felt.	McKinley, James C., Jr.		1139
Cartoons.		Cartoon	111
Forgiving a goddess.			117
Game show.			64
Greenhouse gases: by the numbers.			414
Hard Work U.			161
Hot topic.		Cover story	962
Japan: why the jury is still out: can the jury system work in Japan, where speaking up and expressing opinions go against deeply held cultural values?	Onishi, Norimitsu		816
Minding their own business: why does the United States produce so many successful young entrepreneurs?	Cowen, Tyler		381
Pickled red.			113
Righteous rats.			228
Should the U.S. have a national health-care system? Health care is likely to be one of the key issues in next year's election.	Edwards, John; Tanner, Michael		502
Stolen futures: when they started college four years ago, Iraq's freshmen had big ambitions. By graduation day, their dreams of a successful life--at least in Iraq--had been shattered.	Cave, Damien		2715
They're not buying it.			142
You just can't win.			149