Articles from New York Times Upfront (January 12, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1989 Tiananmen square massacre: twenty years ago this June, china's rulers sent the army to break up student protests calling for democracy hundreds, perhaps thousands, were killed in the crackdown.	Perlman, Merrill		2634
A mammoth comeback.		Brief article	193
A revolutionary recession: did a sour economy set off the American war for independence?	Arango, Tim		726
Al Gore's challenge: the former vice president wants the U.S. to stop using fossil fuels to produce electricity by 2018. Is that a realistic goal?	Gore, Al; Kreutzer, David W.		589
Analyze the photo.		Brief article	64
Analyze the political cartoon.	Bagley, Pat	Brief article	85
At home, job one for Obama is the economy.	Rebhun, Elliott	Brief article	82
Car trouble: is a bailout by Washington the answer to Detroit's problems?	Smith, Patricia		2484
Cartoons.		Cartoon	70
Freespeech on the web: is the internet really the bastion of free expression that we think it is?	Rosen, Jeffrey		1069
Game show.		Brief article	276
Great expectations: if Barack Obama meets the enormous challenges facing the nation, he could go down in history as one of America's great Presidents. But his success is far from assured at a time of crisis at home and threats abroad.	Sanger, David E.	Cover story	2056
Have we overcome? What Barack Obama's election says--and doesn't say--about racial progress in America.	Swarns, Rachel L.		1747
How will we live without them? A quarter of the world's mammals may be headed toward extinction.	Klinkenborg, Verlyn	Essay	459
Impressive stats.		Brief article	140
Keeping the talk alive.		Brief article	161
No president in decades has taken office.	Rebhun, Elliott	Brief article	71
Not in theaters.		Brief article	99
Numbers in the news.		Brief article	119
Overseas, we go to Russia, where Vladimir Putin.	Rebhun, Elliott	Brief article	71
Spam on the menu.		Brief article	124
The house that slaves built: as Barack Obama and his family move into the presidential, mansion, a took back at a 200-year-old house that has not always been so welcoming to blacks.	Harris, Gardiner		484
The new college economics: the recession is making it harder for many students to pay for college--and more important than ever to check out all the options.	Glater, Jonathan D.		559
Thoreau the climatologist.		Brief article	142
Turning back the clock? Russian leader Vladimir Putin has been becoming more autocratic for years. is he now trying to hide the horrors of soviet-era history?	Levy, Clifford J.		980
Unemployed in America.			419
White house wordsmith.		Brief article	186