New York Times Upfront

A news magazine for teens. Features coverage of current events, entertainment and trends on national and international events. Encourages high school students to consider different points of view.

Population shifts alter electoral college votes.
October 11, 2004

The head of Chief Crazy Horse.(News & Trends)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

Oh, say, can you sing it?(Music)(Star Spangled Banner)(American nation...
October 11, 2004

Numbers in the news.(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

Fibbers get an assist from their cell phones.(Technology)(phony excuse...
October 11, 2004

Noted & quoted.(Soundbites: extreme edition)
October 11, 2004

Who says politics isn't a game?(Election 2004)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

The young brains behind the O.C.(Q&A)(Brief Article)(Interview)
October 11, 2004

AIDS in Africa.(Health)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
October 11, 2004

Book worms: endangered species?(Media)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

Aping each other's yawns.(Science)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

Edging toward democracy: Afghanistan is holding its first presidential...
October 11, 2004

Confronting the past: as prosecutors take fresh looks at decades-old c...
October 11, 2004

Electoral College 101: don't understand the Electoral College? Well, y...
October 11, 2004

Should the Electoral College be abolished? The 2000 election and its a...
October 11, 2004

What the election is really about: courage and resolve.(Opinion)(Brief...
October 11, 2004

Wole Soyinka: the voice of African democracy.(Opinion)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

The challenge of gene therapy.(Opinion)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004

In 1912, three was a crowd: Teddy Roosevelt showed that a third party ...
October 11, 2004

Wildfire destroyed her home, but not her life.(Voices)(Short Story)
October 11, 2004

Cartoons.(Comic)
October 11, 2004

Letter from the editor.(Editorial)
October 11, 2004

Grimacing like the pros.(Faces)(Brief Article)
October 11, 2004