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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

Cubs defeated by Brewers; late-game rally not enough

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
Seated with her dog, Dahlia, Lisa Perry, of St. Paul, Minn., pauses Saturday, April 7, 2007, while talking about the items she has posted for sale on internet auction site eBay. The Associated Press

Minnesota woman to sell nearly all her belongings on eBay, saying she wants a clean start

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007

Same old game at the Cubs opener

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
Followers of radical anti-US cleric Muqtada al-Sadr march through the holy city of Najaf, Iraq, Monday, on the fourth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad to U.S. forces. The Associated Press

Shiites protest by the thousands in Baghdad

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
 

Johnson outlasts Woods for green jacket

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
Anthony LaCalamita is arrested following a high-speed chase on Interstate 75 in south Bay County near Detroit, Mich., Monday, April 9, 2007. LaCalamita is suspected of shooting three people Monday at an accounting firm in Troy, Mich. The Associated Press

Police say suspect in Detroit-area office shooting had worked for the accounting firm

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
Maddie Lloyd, 4, from Richmond, Va., rolls an Easter egg during the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, hosted by first lady Laura Bush, not pictured, on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Monday, April 9, 2007. The Associated Press

Easter Egg Roll

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma performs with members of the Silk Road Ensemble in Boston, in this Tuesday, April 26, 2005 file photo to help promote his new CD Silk Road Journeys Beyond the Horizon. The Associated Press

Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Chicago brings East, West to central location

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007
 

Imus Protests

By The Associated Press • April 9, 2007

Militia activities lead to casualties in Iraq

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

White Sox beat Twins

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Disney opens Fairy Tale Wedding service to gay couples

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007
Law enforcement personnel search a mobile home park in Branchburg, N.J., on Thursday. The mobile home park is located about three miles south of the PNC bank where an FBI agent was killed in a bank robbery shootout. Tim Larsen, AP

FBI agent shot to death in gunfight with robbers

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Creator demands Chief logo back from Board of Trustees

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

University student stabbed while visiting Rome

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007
Violator Records CEO Chris Lighty is photographed in his New York Office on Feb. 28, 2006. The Associated Press

50 Cent’s manager remains top hip-hop dealmaker

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Cubs 6, Brewers 3

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007
In this photo released by Playboy, Holly Madison, left, Hugh Hefner, center, and Anna Nicole Smith pose during the Halloween party at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, on Oct. 30, 2004. Bridget Maiellaro

Hugh Hefner reminisces about Anna Nicole Smith as Playboy preps multiple tributes

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Celeb chef Rachael Ray serves up prom for students at Ala. high school destroyed by tornado

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007
Chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Rajendra Pachauri gives a short press conference in the lobby of the EU Charlemagne building in Brussels, Friday April 6, 2007. An international global warming conference approved a report on clima Bridget Maiellaro

Climate report predicts poorest will suffer most from global warming changes

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Records show 98 percent of illegal border-crossers are never prosecuted

By The Associated Press • April 6, 2007

Employees charged with ID theft

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007

Poet Frederick Seidel relates inspiration behind his work

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007

Chief Illiniwek logo designer sues for rights to image

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007

Police found distributing seized World Series tickets

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007

FBI agent killed in shootout with suspected bank robbers

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007

George Clooney visits lemonade stand

By The Associated Press • April 5, 2007
 

Increase in homemade pet food after recall

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007

Iran says it is releasing 15 captive British sailors and marines

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007
 

Woman shot, killed at CNN building

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007
John Francis stands near a path he often walks near his office in Point Reyes Station, Calif., March 21. Eric Risberg, AP

Environmentalist speaks up after 17 years of silence

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007
West Virginia coach John Beilein watches his team during the NCAA basketball tournament regional semifinal against Texas on March 23, 2006. John Bazemore, AP

Michigan hires Beilein as coach

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007
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Prehistoric whale skeleton excavated

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007

Ebert to appear first time publicly since surgery

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007
 

Lucky number seven

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007

Calorie-hungry Japan lines up for taste of America at Krispy Kreme

By The Associated Press • April 4, 2007

Stuffed animals find new home online

By The Associated Press • April 3, 2007

Newest Google gag: High-speed Internet through your toilet

By The Associated Press • April 3, 2007
Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano wipes his face during a baseball game against the Cincinnati Reds, Monday, April 2, 2007, in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won 5-1. The Associated Press

Dunn’s homers help Reds get win over Cubs in first game

By The Associated Press • April 3, 2007
 

Chomp, chomp: Gators repeat

By The Associated Press • April 3, 2007
Donald Trump and wrestler Bobby Lashley shave the head of Vince McMahon after Lashley defeated Umaga at Wrestlemania 23 at Ford Field in Detroit, Sunday, April 1, 2007. Carlos Osorio, The Associated Press

Donald Trump wins “hair match” at Wrestlemania

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

Clown reunited with prized mini-bike

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

2 people killed in shooting on University of Washington campus in Seattle

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

Indians top Sox in convincing win

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007
 

Tsunami devastates western Solomon Islands

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007
The city and photo desks at the Chicago Tribune are shown Thursday, March 29, 2007, in Chicago. Tribune Co. has accepted a buyout offer from real estate investor Sam Zell in a deal valued at about $8.2 billion and plans to sell the Chicago Cubs at the end Drake Baer

Tribune accepts $8.2B buyout offer from Zell, plans to sell Cubs

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

New clues in 70-year-old Earhart mystery

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

Cubs lose season opener to Reds

By The Associated Press • April 2, 2007

Florida, Ohio State to play in championship game

By The Associated Press • March 30, 2007
The Associated Press

Company to offer fast-paced board games

By The Associated Press • March 30, 2007

Illinois Senate approves statewide smoking ban

By The Associated Press • March 30, 2007
Brian Durham, 13, watches the Colbert Report on his cell phone, Wednesday, March 21, 2007 while his father, Charles Durham, vice president of Auto-Chlor Systems, not pictured, works in his office in Jacksonville, Fla. The Associated Press

Wireless industry brings TV to cell phones

By The Associated Press • March 30, 2007
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Popular Web show ‘Lonelygirl15’ adopts product placement

By The Associated Press • March 29, 2007

Clinton assures ‘universal health care’ plan

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007
The Associated Press

U.S. exerts pressure in Gulf

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Wade Miller throws to the Seattle Mariners during a spring training baseball game in Mesa, Ariz., Monday, March 19. The Associated Press

Piniella chooses Miller as Cubs’ fifth starter

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007
Young Iraqi boys examine a car, destroyed in an overnight raid, near the house of a close aid of anti-U.S. radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, Mohammed al-Tabatabaie, in Kufa, Iraq, Tuesday. The Senate narrowly approved a timeline to withdraw troops by March The Associated Press

Senate backs earlier troop withdrawal

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007

Box wine becomes something worth toasting

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007

Frankenstein for lunch: Japanese mothers turn lunch boxes into high art

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007

Nobel Prize-winning chemistry professor dies in Urbana

By The Associated Press • March 28, 2007

Eastern Tennessee ravaged by wildfires

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007
A light-colored umbrella by Totes with specially treated fabric offering a sun protection factor of 50. Some people are adopting the habit of using umbrellas for sun-protection. The Associated Press

Umbrellas prettied up as they become new fashion accessory

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007
 

YouTube names winners of first awards

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007

UIS ‘energy hogs’ reigned in by new campus rule

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007
Danville police officer Chad Turner looks for evidence near a window through which a 30-year-old man is believed to have jumped before he collapsed and died in the middle of Main Street in Danville, Ill., Sunday. The bodies of two women were found inside Holly Hart, AP

Danville police make no arrests in deadly shootings

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007
The Associated Press

Anna Nicole Smith’s cause of death released

By The Associated Press • March 27, 2007

Chicago cops accused of beating men in bar

By The Associated Press • March 26, 2007
 

Izzo calls win over Marquette in NCAA tourney opener ‘tough’

By The Associated Press • March 16, 2007
 

Albany falls to Virginia, 84-57

By The Associated Press • March 16, 2007
 

Tennessee buries Long Beach

By The Associated Press • March 16, 2007
 

Oden, first-seeded Buckeyes defeat Central Connecticut

By The Associated Press • March 16, 2007

Officials debate authenticity of 9/11 mastermind’s terrorism claims

By The Associated Press • March 16, 2007

Matthews ends silence, denies substance abuse

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

Sept. 11 mastermind confesses

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

NYC may ban metal bats from high school baseball

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

Rose admits to betting on his team ‘every night’

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

UIC student charged with weapons violations

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

Bulls land fourth straight win; 76ers struggle to rebound

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007

State regulators press Ameren to maintain service

By The Associated Press • March 15, 2007
 

Defective pumps installed after Katrina

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
 

Bulls beat Celtics behind Thomas’ career-high 23

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007

Trustees pass Global Campus Initiative

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
The Associated Press

Illegal immigration, drugs on Bush agenda in Mexico

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007

Sosa goes 2-for-3; Rangers fall to Sox

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace testifies before the House Armed Services Committee on the Department of Defense Fiscal Year 2007 budget on Capitol Hill in Washington in this Feb. 8, 2006 file photo. The Associated Press

Top general regrets anti-homosexuality remarks

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
In a file photo Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged Sept. 11 mastermind, is seen shortly after his capture during a raid in Pakistan Saturday March 1, 2003, in this photo obtained by the Associated Press. Mohammed confessed to that attack and a string of The Associated Press

9/11 mastermind confesses in Guantanamo hearing, according to hearing transcripts

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
Alan and Glenna Weith hold a photo of son Linc Morris and his daughters Annalise, left, and Olivia, right, at their home in Mahomet, Ill., Friday, March 9. The Associated Press

Adult adoption becomes more common

By The Associated Press • March 14, 2007
U.S. President George W. Bush, right, talks with a local woman vendor during his visit to the town plaza of Santa Cruz Balanya, Guatemala, Monday, March 12, 2007. Guatemala President Oscar Berger is at center. The Associated Press

Immigration policies face disapproval in Guatemala

By The Associated Press • March 13, 2007

University sued for violating state law in Chief decision

By The Associated Press • March 13, 2007
 

Cubs beat Giants in training

By The Associated Press • March 13, 2007
A pedestrian walks past a boarded-up apartment building in Chicago, Monday, March 12, 2007, where four people inside a top-floor apartment died, fire officials said. Mary Smith, who is suspected of starting a series of fires including the one that killed The Associated Press

Woman arrested in Chicago, charged with arson, murder

By The Associated Press • March 13, 2007
A yellow chick is ready for the inishing touches as shown in this February 23rd, 2007 photo. Homemade marshmallow critters make for a creative and mostly child-friendly project this Easter. The Associated Press

Peeps candy can be made at home

By The Associated Press • March 13, 2007

Illinois lacks sharing of public information

By The Associated Press • March 12, 2007

Plane crashes in Indiana, killing two men aboard

By The Associated Press • March 12, 2007
In this photo provided by Warner Bros. Pictures, Captain (Vincent Regan), Leonidas (Gerard Butler) and the Spartans stand ready to halt the advance of the Persian army in the action drama "300." The Associated Press

‘300’ achieves victory in box-office battle

By The Associated Press • March 12, 2007
 

Purdue defeats defending tournament champion Hawkeyes

By The Associated Press • March 9, 2007
 

No. 1 Ohio State 63, Purdue 52

By The Associated Press • March 9, 2007

Bush-visit protestors injured in Brazil

By The Associated Press • March 9, 2007

Michigan falls to Ohio State for third time this season

By The Associated Press • March 9, 2007

Turkish court bans access to YouTube

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007
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