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The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

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Urbana City Council waits to approve rental registration program

By Rob Warren • December 5, 2006

Urbana discusses new rent tax

By Rob Warren • November 14, 2006

Urbana City Council lowers property tax rate, discusses pollution problem

By Rob Warren • November 7, 2006

Urbana City Council discusses tax rate, neighborhood plan

By Rob Warren • October 24, 2006

Urbana City Council talks on cell phone legislation, Philo Road improvement

By Rob Warren • October 17, 2006

Urbana considers revising tax levy

By Rob Warren • October 10, 2006

Urbana City Council focuses on rental registration

By Rob Warren • October 2, 2006

Urbana considers rental program

By Rob Warren • September 26, 2006

Ceiling set for property taxes

By Rob Warren • September 19, 2006
Karson Putt (left), Graduate Student, is currently researching new targets for the treatment of various diseases such as cancers and other neurodegenerative disorders. Putt has recently discovered that chemical named PAC1, Procaspase Activity Compound 1, Beck Diefenbach the Daily Illini

Molecule forces cancer cells to commit suicide

By Rob Warren • September 8, 2006
Josh Birnbaum The Daily Illini Josh Birnbaum

Ants: Quickest bite among animals

By Rob Warren • August 30, 2006

University research links exercise to mind power

By Rob Warren • August 23, 2006

Champaign considers new liquor laws

By Rob Warren • August 18, 2006

Policy alters budget for vaccine stockpiles

By Rob Warren • May 3, 2006

UI research team to aid Air Force

By Rob Warren • April 27, 2006
Professor Neal Roese, of the psychology department, examines a car crash recreation for his study on the influence of these graphics on jury members in accident cases. Suzanne Stelmasek

UI study finds bias in videos

By Rob Warren • April 24, 2006
Paul Kenis, professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, shows a fuel cell he developed that does not contain a solid membrane. Instead, it uses laminar flow to separate the fuel and oxidant. Rick Wiltfong

Military to test cells

By Rob Warren • April 11, 2006

New game promises better brain

By Rob Warren • April 7, 2006

Students play primary role

By Rob Warren • March 16, 2006

Imagine Cup open for battle

By Rob Warren • March 8, 2006

Training revitalizes old brains

By Rob Warren • February 23, 2006

Experts discuss earthquake

By Rob Warren • February 15, 2006

ICES ratings give feedback

By Rob Warren • February 2, 2006