New York Times Upfront articles from April 2007

New York Times Upfront archives from April 2007

Letter from the editor.(advertising everywhere, war powers, Turkey's identity)(Editorial)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Advertising: by the numbers.
April 2, 2007

A hotel guest.(Capsule Inn Akihabara, Tokyo)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Surf's upscale! Catching a wave: a new-and-improved image for surfing.(SPORTS)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Numbers in the news.(news & TRENDS)
April 2, 2007... 67% PERCENTAGE OF TV commercials viewed by people who have DVRs or TiVo, which allow them to skip the ads. (See p. 6.) SOURCE: NIELSEN MEDIA RESEARCH 800 A PERFECT SCORE on the math section of the SAT, which was recently...

Newborn Nixons & little Lenins.(LATIN AMERICA)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Coulda, woulda, shoulda ...(unclaimed lottery prizes)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Is there no escape? In their efforts to grab consumers' attention, advertisers seem determined to fill every available space.(Cover story)
April 2, 2007

Game show.
April 2, 2007

Going to war: who decides? The debate between President Bush and Congress over the conduct of the Iraq war is the latest in a long line of disputes over war powers.(NATIONAL)
April 2, 2007

Desperate letters: newly discovered letters written by Anne Frank's father, Otto, chronicle his anguished efforts to get his family into the United States.(INTERNATIONAL)
April 2, 2007

Turkey at a crossroads: partly in Europe and partly in Asia, Turkey literally and figuratively straddles East and West. The question is, which way will Turkey turn?(INTERNATIONAL)
April 2, 2007

1947: Jackie Robinson integrates baseball: long before the civil rights movement took center stage, baseball's color barrier fell when Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers.(TIMES PAST)
April 2, 2007

In the shoes of an illegal immigrant: at a park in central Mexico, tourists pay to simulate an illegal border crossing. Does this teach empathy, or is it just plain crass?(SOCIETY)
April 2, 2007

Should schools do random drug testing? Since the Supreme Court ruled random testing programs constitutional in 2002, more than a thousand schools have implemented them.(DEBATE)
April 2, 2007

Is it news or entertainment?(celebrities monopolize media)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Are thin mints on thin ice?(Girl Scout cookies)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Iran's women challenge the mullahs, one signature at a time.(Shirin Ebadi)(Brief article)
April 2, 2007

Cartoons.(Comic)(Cartoon)
April 2, 2007

Letter from the editor.(illegal immigrants, college admissions, Israeli-Palestine conflicts)(Editorial)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

What do you know about the health effects of drug abuse?(STUDENT ACTIVITY REPRODUCIBLE)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Health literacy and drug abuse.(HEADS UP: REAL NEWS ABOUT DRUGS AND YOUR BODY)
April 16, 2007

Trial by fire.(fire walking)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Sinkholes.(ENVIRONMENT)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Numbers in the news.
April 16, 2007

Follow the money.(Wheresgeorge.com helps tracking the Dollar bill movement)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Drawing lines in the sand.(BEACHES)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Noted & quoted.(SOUNDBITES)
April 16, 2007

Navy seals get backup.(sea lions and dolphins trained to patrol naval bases)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Helping the homeless.(Shannon Hickey, founder Mychal's Message nonprofit group)(Interview)
April 16, 2007

Pass the dictionary.(exotic words)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Byzantine Podcasts.(12 Byzantine Rulers, podcast by Lars Brownworth, school history teacher)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Space junk.(junk satellites, rocket parts)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

DNA hits a nerve: scientists are trying to trace humanity's earliest migrations from Africa by collecting DNA from indigenous people around the world. But they've hit a snag in North America, where many tribes are refusing to participate.
April 16, 2007

Smuggled to America: Deng Chen's parents sent him from China to the U.S. when he was 14, in the hope of giving him a better life. He spent years paying for their decision.(Cover story)
April 16, 2007

Get the facts: drug abuse puts your whole body at risk.(HEADS UP REAL NEWS ABOUT DRUGS AND YOUR BODY: A Message from Scholastic and The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA))
April 16, 2007

Detroit's bumpy ride: America's 'Big Three' carmakers are in trouble. But as GM, Ford, and Chrysler close factories and cut jobs, foreign carmakers--building their U.S. plants far from Detroit--are flourishing.(NATIONAL)
April 16, 2007

Applying to college: a survival guide: if you're all stressed out about getting into college, here are some tips from the experts on how to maximize your chances without overdoing it.
April 16, 2007

1967 the six-day war: much of today's conflict between Israel and the Palestinians stems from a war 40 years ago that lasted less than a week.(TIMES PAST)
April 16, 2007

Unsisterly conduct: a sorority's attempt at a makeover backfires.(Delta Zeta keeps only good looking members )
April 16, 2007

Should illegal immigrants be eligible for in-state tuition? Whether they should get the same benefits as their high school classmates has become part of the national debate on immigration.(DEBATE)
April 16, 2007

On his own in America: Amadou Ly and his mother came to the U.S. illegally. When his mother returned to Senegal, Amadou was left to find his own way.(VOICES)
April 16, 2007

The 'sacrifice' of watching TV.(Iraq War)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

To get a spot on this list, show us the money.(billionaires league)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Are today's guest workers really indentured servants?(OPINION)(Brief article)
April 16, 2007

Cartoons.(Comic)(Cartoon)
April 16, 2007