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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
 

PGA superstar Tiger has a cub

By The Associated Press • June 20, 2007

Cubs trade catcher Barrett to Padres

By The Associated Press • June 20, 2007

Chicago-based airline shut down; causes nationwide delays

By The Associated Press • June 20, 2007

Illinois governor signs law moving up state’s primary to Feb. 5

By The Associated Press • June 20, 2007

Suspensions dealt for brawl between the Cubs and Padres

By The Associated Press • June 19, 2007
 

UC Irvine bests in-state rival in 13-inning game

By The Associated Press • June 19, 2007
Relatives mourn those killed in overnight clashes in the city of Amarah in southern Iraq, during a funeral in the holy Shiite city of Najaf on Monday. Alaa al-Marjani, The Associated Press

American, Iraqi forces clash with several militant factions

By The Associated Press • June 19, 2007
 

Sox bullpen unravels in loss to Pirates

By The Associated Press • June 18, 2007

Illinois attorney general sues two Champaign County clinics

By The Associated Press • June 15, 2007
Divers from Lake of the Four Seasons, Ind., Fire Force and a boat from the Momence Fire Department return to State Line Road Thursday, June 14, 2007,, as they take a break in their search of the Kankakee River for the bodies of an unidentified man and his The Associated Press

Searchers find missing girl alive on Kankakee River

By The Associated Press • June 15, 2007

Busey, Main Street Banks must sell local branches

By The Associated Press • June 13, 2007

Boy-band mogul Lou Pearlman arrested in Indonesia, charged with 1 count of bank fraud

By The Associated Press • June 13, 2007

Cubs put Ramirez on DL, reinstate Floyd

By The Associated Press • June 12, 2007

Illinois high school student pleads not guilty in alleged school threat

By The Associated Press • June 12, 2007
Gonzales The Associated Press

Dems fail to nudge Attorney General from office

By The Associated Press • June 12, 2007
 

Buehrle captures 100th win

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Hamas infiltrates school curricula in West Bank

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Six die in Wisconsin shooting; surviving toddler still hospitalized

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007
U.S. troops and private security guards, in black, work to remove concrete rubble from atop wounded soldiers, at a bridge destroyed by an apparent suicide vehicle bomber on Sunday, June 10, 2007, outside Mahmoudiya, about 30 kilometers (20 miles) south o The Associated Press

Vehicle bomb destroys bridge

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Bush supports Kosovo, receives warm welcome

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Directive removes religious books from libraries in federal prisons

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007
DePaul University political science professor Norman Finkelstein is shown in New York in this July 13, 2005, file photo. Finkelstein, who has accused some Jews of using the Holocaust as a way to unfairly get compensation payments, has been denied tenure a The Associated Press

DePaul denies tenure to controversial professor

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007
In this image made from video provided by NASA, the Space Shuttle Atlantis is seen docked with the international space station in orbit, with the Earth seen above. The Associated Press

Atlantis docks on space station

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007
 

Nadal wins third straight French Open

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Pujols comes alive, goes yard twice

By The Associated Press • June 11, 2007

Actor Tim Robbins jams with local band at Edwardsville bar

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007
Hail the size of baseballs fall from the sky in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., as severe storms rip through the area Thursday, June 7, 2007. Many windows were broken in the area. Heavy thunderstorms that packed baseball-sized hail, 60 mph (96.5 Kilometers) winds The Associated Press

Tornado tears through northern Wis. resort as severe weather pounds region

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007
Legendary game show host Bob Barker, 83, smiles as he takes questions from the media after taping his final episode of "The Price Is Right" in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 6, 2007. The Associated Press

Bob Barker tapes last show hosting “The Price is Right”

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007
Members of the Military Firing Party march in formation past gravestones after participating in funeral services for Cpl. Joseph John Anzack, Jr. of Torrance, Calif., Wednesday, June 6, 2007, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. The death toll The Associated Press

U.S. death toll in Iraq passes 3,500; strategy leaves forces vulnerable

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007

House budget proposal would fail to cover Illinois expenses

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007
 

Spurs top Cavs in finals opener; young James struggles in star role

By The Associated Press • June 8, 2007
"Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis arrives to a party in Los Angeles in this Feb. 9, 2007 file photo. "Girls Gone Wild" creator Joseph Francis, granted bail in a federal tax evasion case in Nevada, will remain in jail here to avoid being sent The Associated Press

“Girls Gone Wild” creator remains in Nevada jail after granted bail

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
 

Chief portrayers’ lawsuit dismissed by county judge

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., standing, answers a question, while former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, left, listens during the Republican presidential primary debate hosted by Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H., Tu The Associated Press

Republican presidential hopefuls chastise Bush in debate

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007

Girl missing for one year found in couple’s house, both arrested

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
 

Man tries to jump into popemobile

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
 

Film Review: “Ocean’s Thirteen” plays same old hand with so-so results

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007

Illinois leaders dig in as state budget talks continue

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
 

Once filled with unlimited potential, Wie now surrounded by trouble

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007

White Sox managers says MLB targets Latinos

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
Spider-Man creator Stan Lee signs exclusive deal with Disney. The Associated Press

Spider-Man creator Stan Lee signs exclusive deal with Disney

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
Conjoined twin sisters Anastasia Dogaru, right, and Tatiana lay on a couch in their apartment in Dallas, Friday, March 23, 2007. Doctors began the first in a series of high-risk surgeries Wednesday, June 6, 2007 to separate the 3-year-olds joined at the h The Associated Press

Surgeons begin first major operation on conjoined twins

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007
Sister Rosalba Garcia, wearing a San Antonio Spurs jersey, center, Sister Angelina Gomez, holding a Spurs flag, and several other nuns of the Salesian Sister of Mary Immaculate Province gather for a photo in front of their San Antonio Spurs banner in San The Associated Press

San Antonio nuns offer prayers for city’s team before finals

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007

Students’ math and reading scores on the rise

By The Associated Press • June 6, 2007

Blagojevich proposes budget talks but lets aides do the talking

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007
 

Cubs win on road after horrific trip home

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007

Lincoln-Way Central grad killed in Afghanistan

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007
 

Democratic presidential hopefuls stop in Illinois

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007
Chicago Bears defensive lineman Tank Johnson, left, enters Cook County Court accompanied by Bears head coach Lovie Smith, right, in Skokie, Ill., in this March, 15, 2007, file photo. The Associated Press

Bears DT Tank Johnson suspended for eight games

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007

Republicans, Democrats negotiate to smooth immigration measure’s tough road

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007
 

Starbucks’ music label debuts with new Paul McCartney CD

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007
Rescue personnel assemble on the McKinley Marina boat launch as they help search for a plane that went down in Lake Michigan Monday, June 4, 2007, in Milwaukee. A medical transport plane carrying six people went down Monday afternoon shortly after the pil The Associated Press

Medical transport plane goes down in Lake Michigan

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007

Virginia Tech to reopen hall where shootings occured

By The Associated Press • June 5, 2007

Donor gives $100 million to University

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007

Lawmakers work overtime on Illinois electric rates issue

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
 

Sexiness is seen as power in a porn-driven culture

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
This is an image made from video obtained by the Washington-based SITE Institute showing the identification cards of Pvt. Byron W. Fouty, 19, of Waterford Township, Mich. and Spc. Alex R. Jimenez, 25, of Lawrence, Mass. According to the militant video rel The Associated Press

Al-Qaida front group claims to have killed captured U.S. soldiers

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
This undated photo released by the University of Georgia School of Law on Thursday May 31, 2007 shows Andrew Speaker at the John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Ga. Andrew Speaker, 31, who has a rare and dangerous form of tuberculosis that has proved resi The Associated Press

Quarantined TB patient: “I hope they forgive me”

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
 

California boy named master of spelling

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
 

Obama to restore environmental regulations Bush rolled back

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007

Pinella explosion earns skipper supspension

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
 

Donovan leaves Florida U for Florida-based NBA team

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007

MJ passes torch to LeBron James

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007
Assisted suicide advocate Dr. Jack Kevorkian poses with his "suicide machine" in Michigan, in this Feb. 6, 1991, file photo. Kevorkian is expected to leave prison Friday, June 1, 2007 after serving more than eight years of a 10- to 25-year sente The Associated Press

Dr. Kevorkian released from prison; works to legalize assisted suicide

By The Associated Press • June 1, 2007

The Police begin reunion tour with sold-out Vancouver concert

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

21-year-old Illinois soldier dies in combat in Iraq

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
 

King James, Cavaliers even series with Pistons

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
Edward Phillips is escorted out of the courthouse by Bailiff Luke Probst, left, and Corrections Officer Mykal Milton on Tuesday, May 29, 2007, in Belleville, Ill., after Phillips was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the 1999 shooting death of Eastern I The Associated Press

Man gets 55 years in 1999 slaying of EIU student

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Illinois tornadoes dip a year after spinning up a new record

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
Thompson, weighing presidential bid, will leave "Law and Order" The Associated Press

Thompson, weighing presidential bid, will leave “Law & Order”

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Senate panel OKs freeze on electric rates

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
San Antonio Spurs forward Manu Ginobili (20) is defended by Utah Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko (47), of Russia, during the first half of their Western Conference Finals NBA basketball game in San Antonio, Wednesday, May 30, 2007. The Associated Press

Spurs head to finals over hobbled Williams, Jazz

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Lawmakers ponder roadblocks for new state budget

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
 

Federal quarantine issued after tuberculosis case discovered

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
A Guantanamo detainee, complete facial identification not permitted, holds onto a fence as a U.S. military guard walks past, within the grounds of Camp 5 maximum security facility, Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base, Cuba in this June 26, 2006 file photo. A S The Associated Press

Saudi Arabian Guantanamo detainee dies in apparent suicide

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Republicans on verge of gaining new control over Illinois budget

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
Joseph Henares, 14, of Avon, Conn., reacts after spelling his word correctly in the preliminary round of the Scripps 2007 Spelling Bee in Washington, Wednesday, May 30, 2007. The Associated Press

Let the spelling b-e-g-i-n

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
Ameren utility worker Dick Wood installs an electric power transformer near Springfield, Ill., Friday, May 25, 2007. This legislative session Illinois lawmakers could end up making decisions that will affect electricity bills for years. The Associated Press

Lawmakers ponder moves on Illinois’ electricity market

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Cleared Duke lacrosse player will attend Brown

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Champaign airport adds flight to Vegas

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

Spam giant arrested after 35-count indictment

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007
Universal Pictures provided this photo of Katherine Heigl and Seth Rogen in 7quot;Knocked Up." The Associated Press

“Knocked Up” finds perfect balance of raunchy, sweet

By The Associated Press • May 30, 2007

CDC warns about contact lens solution

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007

10 soldiers killed in helicopter crash, bombings

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., talks with Dr. Mark Anderson while touring a cardiology research lab before speaking about his health care plan, Tuesday, May 29, 2007, at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa. Obama on The Associated Press

Blagojevich battling lawmakers’ lack of enthusiasm for health care

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007

TV networks, advertisers get creative on spots

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
 

Twins down Sox in NL Central showdown

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
Color guard stand during Memorial Day ceremonies at the Post Cemetery in Fort Riley, Kan., Monday, May 28, 2007. The Associated Press

Memorial Day weekend capped by tributes to soldiers, barbecues and beaches

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
Veterinarians on a boat shoot custom-made syringes with 8-inch needles at two wayward humpback whales, in the Sacramento River near Rio Vista, Calif., Saturday, May 26, 2007, in what wildlife officials said was the first time antibiotics have ever been ad The Associated Press

Lost whales make progress, rescuers fear large ships

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007

NCAA approves move of 3-point line

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
 

Late rally not enough for Cubs to top Marlins

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
Johns Hopkins players celebrate with the trophy after they beat Duke 12-11 to win the NCAA Division I Championship lacrosse game, Monday, May 28, 2007, in Baltimore.( The Associated Press

Johns Hopkins ends Duke’s storied run in lacrosse championships

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
 

Illini duo snags second-place finish at NCAA’s

By The Associated Press • May 28, 2007
Irish pop star Bono, right, speaks to Ghanaian women involved in a micro-finance project during a meeting held at a local market in Accra, Ghana, May 24, 2006. Bono, the international rock star who has helped bring worldwide attention to medical and econo The Associated Press

U2 frontman Bono to receive Philadelphia Liberty Medal from National Constitution Center

By The Associated Press • May 25, 2007
 

Cubs halt series sweep in San Diego

By The Associated Press • May 25, 2007
A gas pump nozzle is silhouetted against a gas price sign showing prices over $3.70 at a station near downtown Chicago Tuesday, May 15, 2007, as prices continued to soar. Most Americans are locked in to their driving habits, and can do little to alter the The Associated Press

POLL: More worry of financial hardship from gas prices, amid signs of growing acceptance

By The Associated Press • May 25, 2007

Democratic, GOP leaders predict change in Bush’s Iraq war policy

By The Associated Press • May 25, 2007
This photo provided by the White House shows Vice President Dick Cheney, right, and his wife, Lynne Cheney, holding their sixth grandchild Samuel David Cheney, Wednesday, May 23, 2007 in Washington. He weighed 8-lbs., 6-oz, and was born Wednesday morning The Associated Press

Baby is born to Mary Cheney, lesbian daughter of vice president

By The Associated Press • May 23, 2007

Runaway train cars hit locomotive and derail, spilling beer in downtown Denver rail yard

By The Associated Press • May 23, 2007
Cuba President Fidel Castro is seen speaking in this Tuesday, March 21, 2006 file photo in Havana. The Associated Press

Castro says he is getting better after several operations

By The Associated Press • May 23, 2007
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