Got it:

  def list
		@article_pages, @articles = paginate(:articles, :per_page => 
20, :order =>  'post_date DESC, title ASC')
		@press_releases = []
		@news_articles = []
		for article in @articles
			@press_releases << article if article.article_type == 'PR'
			@news_articles << article if article.article_type == 'NA'
		end
  end


On Jun 19, 2:45 pm, partydrone <partydr...@[...].com>  wrote:
>  I have a table full of articles that I want to paginate. Easy enough
>  with:
> 
>  [Controller]
>  @article_pages, @articles = paginate(:articles, :per_page =>
>  20, :order => 'post_date DESC, title ASC')
> 
>  BUT, there are different types of articles: regular news articles
>  (designated NA), and press releases (designated PR).
> 
>  If I want to put each type in a different table on the same page, what
>  is a good way to go about doing that?
> 
>  Thanks.


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