Articles from New York Times Upfront (October 5, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$7.25 an hour: is it all good news? this summer's minimum-wage hike means more money in the pockets of working teens. But is there a downside?	Smith, Patricia		1163
[Cartoon].		Cartoon	101
1989: The fall of the Berlin Wall: the wall not only divided Berlin, it was a powerful symbol of the cold war. When it came crashing down 20 years ago, it literally changed the map of the world.	Whitney, Craig R.		2649
2010 hot spots: North America.		Brief article	82
A new land of opportunity?		Brief article	209
A solo sail around the world.		Brief article	153
America's caught napping.		Brief article	126
Bogus blogging.	Cohen, Randy		491
Fashion police: a number of communities around the country have banned sagging pants. Can clothes and how you wear them really be illegal?	Newton, Edmund		780
G.I. Jane: women are still officially barred from combat, but realities on the ground in Afghanistan and Iraq mean they're fighting--and dying--alongside men.	Alvarez, Lizette	Cover story	2796
Is 2 much txtng bad 4 u? Staying connected can take a tort--on your thumbs and on your mind.	Hafner, Katie		534
It's hard enough finding art 26 fetters in a bowl of alphabet soup.		Photograph	88
Should public schools offer single-sex education? The number of single-sex classrooms in public schools is growing; there are now more than 400.	Piechura-Couture, Kathy; Gandy, Kim		518
Smarter than your average bear.		Brief article	200
Teacher's edition.	Rebhun, Elliott	Editorial	227
The Internet turns 40.		Brief article	120
Tweeting their way to freedom? How Youtube, Twitter, and cellphones are helping people challenge repressive governments around the world.	Stone, Brad; Cohen, Noam		1808
Who owns the rain?		Brief article	134