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The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini

Odds and ends: TV teaches man how to rob, can’t save him from prison

By The Associated Press • September 17, 2007
 

Real fusion cooking: A Chinese-style sauce made only in Mississippi

By The Associated Press • September 17, 2007
 

Conservative Greek prime minister wins re-election

By The Associated Press • September 17, 2007

Serious crimes in Illinois drop overall, but murders, thefts climb

By The Associated Press • September 17, 2007

Odds and Ends: Bald man allegedly stole hair-loss product in N.Y.

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2007

Obama calls for withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2007
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, BRIAN KERSEY

Thome hits 499th homer in Sox win

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2007

Odds and Ends: Woman drove stolen car to courthouse to pay ticket

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2007

Early results project Kanye the winner over 50 Cent in heated CD sales face-off

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2007
President Bush shakes hands with Abdul-Sattar Abu Risha, right, leader of the Anbar Salvation Council, also known as the Anbar Awakening - an alliance of clans backing the Iraqi government and U.S. forces - during a meeting with tribal leaders at Al-Asad Charles Dharapak, The Associated Press

Bush hopes to buy time for success in Iraq by saying he’ll bring some troops home

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2007
A security truck carries a bomb-laden vehicle hours after sniffer dogs discovered it parked in a multistory carpark in Ankara, Turkey on Tuesday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, BURHAN OZBILICI

Turkish police foil potential bomb plot

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2007

Bush may announce troop withdrawls in address Thursday

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2007

Odds and ends: Millionaire keeps money from winning lottery prize

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2007
Palestinian stone-throwers run from an Israeli army jeep during an operation searching for wanted militants in the West Bank town of Jenin on Tuesday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, MOHAMMED BALLAS

U.S. urges Israel to hold back

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2007

U.S. releases accounts from Gitmo prisoners

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2007

Guillen gets contract extension through 2012

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2007

Countries around the world mark 9/11 anniversary

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2007

Officials say that President Bush will announce a troop reduction of 30,000 in Iraq by next summer.

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2007
 

New Bin Laden video praises hijackers

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2007

Bush to support troop reduction of 30,000 by next summer

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2007

At New York Fashion Week, sunny colors and shiny gold mark new optimism

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007

Timberlake’s racy ‘Saturday Night Live’ video garners Emmy

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007

Choose best apple varieties for use in pies, cider or snacks

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007
 

Sanchez, Morgan lead Pirates past slumping Cubs

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007

Odds and ends: McDonald’s worker jailed after making customer sick

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007
 

Bears offense stalls during opening loss

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007
Michigan running back Mike Hart sits on a stationary bike against Oregon on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich. Oregon won 39-7 to make Michigan a disappointing 0-2 on the season. The Wolverines will play Notre Dame on Saturday. The Associated Press

Michigan’s losses don’t get Carr down; RB Hart guarantees win over ND

By The Associated Press • September 10, 2007

Odds and Ends: Woman who registered dog to vote agrees to plea deal

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2007

University police institute director resigns after investigation

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2007

Davydenko advances during scandal

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007
Detroit Tigers starter Kenny Rogers delivers against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday in Detroit. Rogers had been out since July 26 with inflammation in his left elbow. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, DUANE BURLESON

Detroit’s 11th hour heroics lift Tigers past White Sox

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007

Odds and Ends: Indian officials to shame employees who spit in halls

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007
 

Cubs’ Lilly snaps out of slump with win

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007

World briefs: New study: Iraqi security cannot withdraw soon

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007

Loud announcement out Boston dorm window of pot for sale gets 2 busted, police say

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007
 

New OSU signal caller studies his game tape

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007

Minor injuries reported after bus-farm machinery crash near Saunemin

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007
Penn State linebacker Sean Lee, left, strips the ball away from Florida International quarterback Wayne Younger during the first half of their game in State College, Pa., on Saturday. Penn State soon recovered the fumble. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, CAROLYN KASTER

Badgers’ back suspended for away games

By The Associated Press • September 6, 2007
 

Police detain ‘Spiderman’ after climbing skyscraper in Moscow

By The Associated Press • September 5, 2007
Ryan Davis

German authorities foil terror plot targeting Americans

By The Associated Press • September 5, 2007

Odds and Ends: Peeping Tom sues police for not giving back porn

By The Associated Press • September 5, 2007

Controversial DePaul professor steps down

By The Associated Press • September 5, 2007

Plane with nuclear bombs mistakenly flown over U.S.

By The Associated Press • September 5, 2007

Detroit tailback Jones hopes to return soon

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007

Odds and Ends: Wis. may exempt K-9 units from poop scooping law

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007

Study challenges Bush’s assessment of war

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007

Cook County judge delays R. Kelly child porn trial

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007
 

Underdog shocks Wolverines

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007

Atlantic and Pacific hurricanes make landfall

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007
New England Patriots receiver Randy Moss participates in training camp in Foxborough, Mass., on July 30. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, WINSLOW TOWNSON

Patriots release Caldwell; Samuel reports to camp

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007
Ronny Cedeno, right, slides safely into second base as Los Angeles shortstop Chin-Lung Hu applies a late tag during the eighth inning at Wrigley Field in Chicago on Monday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, BRIAN KERSEY

Wrigley faithful boo Zambrano; Loaiza, Dodgers grab 11-3 victory

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007
President Bush greets troops at Al-Asad Airbase in Anbar province on Monday as part of an unannounced visit to Iraq. THE ASSCOCIATED PRESS, CHARLES DHARAPAK

Bush may cut troops in Iraq

By The Associated Press • September 4, 2007

Odds and Ends: Student dupes rival’s fans into self-deprecating signs

By The Associated Press • August 31, 2007

Odds and Ends: Hike up those drawers

By The Associated Press • August 30, 2007

SIU president disputes allegations he plagiarized dissertation

By The Associated Press • August 30, 2007
Purdue running back Kory Sheets runs past Northwestern defenders John Gill, left, and Deante Battle (22) during the first quarter of a football game in this Oct. 14, 2006 file photo in Evanston, Ill. Sheets, who ran for 780 yards and 11 touchdowns and cau THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, JEFF ROBERSON

Taylor beats out competition for Boilermakers’ feature back

By The Associated Press • August 30, 2007

Police says gunman in Chicago bank believed to have hostages

By The Associated Press • August 30, 2007
High school students Sean Sullivan, 16, of Odell, Ill., second from left, and Martin Huerta, 15, of Saunemin, Ill., are escorted from court in Pontiac, Ill., on Wednesday after their arraignment where they were both charged as adults. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, JOHN HOLAWAY

Teenagers arrested, charged in guns-for-cocaine scheme after weapons are found in school locker

By The Associated Press • August 30, 2007

Governor signs endorsement of stem cell research

By The Associated Press • August 29, 2007

Chicago teachers, schools reach tentative contract agreement

By The Associated Press • August 29, 2007

Odds and ends: Miss Teen South Carolina flubs response to question

By The Associated Press • August 29, 2007

Illini lose freshman basketball player due to academics

By The Associated Press • August 28, 2007

Odds and Ends: Missing German kangaroo found after mountain chase

By The Associated Press • August 28, 2007
 

D-backs subdue Cubs lineup, spoiling Lilly’s solid outing

By The Associated Press • August 27, 2007

Gloria Estefan debuts new album ’90 Millas’ in Key West, 90 miles from Cuba

By The Associated Press • August 27, 2007

Brangelina and brood hit New York for shopping, ‘street meat,’ Katrina fundraiser

By The Associated Press • August 27, 2007
 

White Sox go down in record finish

By The Associated Press • August 27, 2007

Odds and Ends: Tenn. man used counterfeit bills for lap dances in club

By The Associated Press • August 27, 2007
Linda King, of Antioch, Ill., ties up sandbags while Robert Harnack stacks them as water rises from the Fox River on Forest Lane in Antioch Township, Ill., on Thursday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, ANDRE J. JACKSON

Severe storms create damage, major flooding in Chicago area

By The Associated Press • August 24, 2007
Jeff Quattrocchi performs for fairgoers during the Swampmaster Alligator Show at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield, Ill, on Aug. 17. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, SETH PERLMAN

State fair acts draw spectators

By The Associated Press • August 24, 2007
Demonstrators march on Insein Road in northern Yangon suburb of Myanmar on Wednesday morning to protest over massive fuel price hikes imposed by the government a week earlier. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Peaceful protests in Myanmar end in military beatings, arrests

By The Associated Press • August 24, 2007

United explores possible spinoff

By The Associated Press • August 24, 2007
 

Sox drop back into last place after 7-6 loss

By The Associated Press • August 23, 2007

Playboy, rides wave of popularity, courts college students online

By The Associated Press • August 23, 2007

UI ends military training contract

By The Associated Press • August 23, 2007

Blagojevich OKs most of Ill. budget while cutting ‘pork’

By The Associated Press • August 23, 2007
White Sox pitcher Javier Vazquez delivers during the first inning of their baseball game against Kansas City. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, CHARLES REX ARBOGAST

Sox win, stay out of last in division

By The Associated Press • August 22, 2007

NBA selects ex-prosecutor to oversee referee review

By The Associated Press • August 22, 2007

Amy Winehouse postpones more tour dates, citing touring ‘rigors’

By The Associated Press • August 22, 2007
Residents of an apartment building where several Virginia Tech students were overcome by carbon monoxide remove belongings in Blacksburg, Va., on Sunday. The leak appeared to stem from a faulty valve in a gas water heater. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, STEVE HELBER

Gas leak strikes Va. Tech

By The Associated Press • August 21, 2007

Two Iowa football players suspended for credit case

By The Associated Press • August 21, 2007

Judge postpones McPhearson’s case

By The Associated Press • August 21, 2007
Cincinnati hitter Adam Dunn watches his two-run home run against the Brewers in the fourth inning on Sunday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, DARREN HAUCK

Valentin’s double gives Reds win over Brewers

By The Associated Press • August 20, 2007

Garth Brooks announces greatest hits album with four new songs

By The Associated Press • August 20, 2007

Former House speaker Hastert says he won’t run for re-election

By The Associated Press • August 17, 2007
Two unidentified people hug in a designated area for trapped miners relatives at a junior high school Friday, Aug. 17, 2007 in Huntington, Utah. The search for six miners missing deep underground was abruptly halted after a second cave-in killed three res Rick Bowmer, The Associated Press

Search for 6 miners suspended after cave-in killed 3 rescuers

By The Associated Press • August 17, 2007
 

Survivors of deadly Peru quake seek relief

By The Associated Press • August 17, 2007

Illini football scrimmage injuries not overly serious

By The Associated Press • August 14, 2007

Illini coach edges all club professionals at PGA Championship

By The Associated Press • August 14, 2007

Naperville house fire claims mother, two children

By The Associated Press • August 13, 2007

Pepsi trumps Coke in bidding war for University beverage contracts

By The Associated Press • August 12, 2007
The driver of the monster truck, who declined to be identified, which crashed through a crowd of onlookers during a car crushing demonstration, leans against the wheel of his truck as emergency personnel talk to officials on Thursday, Aug. 9, 2007, in DeK Eric Sumberg, the Daily Chronicle from The Associated Press

Monster truck crashes into spectators in DeKalb injuring 9

By The Associated Press • August 10, 2007

Illinois State Fair set to open Friday despite lack of budget

By The Associated Press • August 10, 2007
A Thomas & Friends spinning top is displayed Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007. The toy company that has issued a voluntary recall for the Thomas & Friends spinning top had a 2002 test report showing it contained lead paint, according to a published report. The Chi Bill Hogan, The Chicago Tribune from The Associated Press

Report: Toy company had record of lead in product

By The Associated Press • August 10, 2007

Grade school principal charged in rape resigns

By The Associated Press • August 9, 2007
Pop singer Ricky Martin demonstrates to children some educational features of a program to prevent online child predation, part of a joint initiative by Microsoft and the Ricky Martin Foundation which he is promoting, in Caguas, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, Au Brennan Linsley, The Associated Press

Pop star Martin seeks to adopt multiple children

By The Associated Press • August 9, 2007

Illinois beaches among the most contaminated in country

By The Associated Press • August 9, 2007

Man to stand trial in deaths of five children in Ill. house fire

By The Associated Press • August 8, 2007

UI waiting to learn whether fastest computer headed their way

By The Associated Press • August 8, 2007

Bradley University taps Joanne Glasser as first female president

By The Associated Press • August 8, 2007
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