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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

Obama questioned for owning stocks of companies backed by his top donors

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007
Beck Diefenbach

Blagojevich proposes increase in tax rates

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007
Photos courtesy of the associated press/Marvel Comics The Associated Press

Superhero gunned down; who will replace this man in the fight for justice?

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007

Turkish court bans access to YouTube

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007

Bears undergo changes in coaching staff, players

By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007
 

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By The Associated Press • March 8, 2007
St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Jason Isringhausen pitches in the bull pen area at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., with baseball pitching coach Dave Duncan watching Tuesday. Isringhausen had off season surgery. The Associated Press

Trachsel improving game

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007

Woman creates medieval bedroom

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007
 

Killings interrupt pilgrimage

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007
 

CIA leak trial ends, former White House aide convicted

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007
 

Rap group first to secure place in Hall of Fame

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich stops to speak to members on the Democratic side of the House chambers after delivering the State of the State address to a joint session of the General Assembly at the Illinoios State Capitol in Springfield, Ill., Wednesday, The Associated Press

Blagojevich offers big plans backed by big tax hikes

By The Associated Press • March 7, 2007

Cubs’ pitching duo takes mound; Wood’s comeback tops Prior’s

By The Associated Press • March 6, 2007
Former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, left, accompanied by his attorneys Theodore B. Wells, center, and William Jeffress, Jr. prepares to meet reporters outside federal court in Washington, Tuesday, March 6, 2007, , after the jury reached its The Associated Press

Libby found guilty in CIA leak case

By The Associated Press • March 6, 2007

Wade decides to return to Heat for playoff run

By The Associated Press • March 6, 2007
Chicago Bears running back Thomas Jones (20) is pursued by Indianapolis Colts safety Antoine Bethea (41) in the first half of the Super Bowl XLI football game at Dolphin Stadium in Miami in this Feb. 4, 2007 file photo. The Bears reached a preliminary agr The Associated Press

Thomas Jones conditionally traded to Jets

By The Associated Press • March 6, 2007
A Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic helicopter from Fort Rucker awaits victims for transport outside Enterprise High School in Enterprise, Ala., Thursday. An apparent tornado struck the high school. The Associated Press

Tornadoes hit Alabama as storms pass in area

By The Associated Press • March 2, 2007

McBride pleads guilty in DUI case

By The Associated Press • March 2, 2007
 

Rap’s negative images lead to heavy criticism

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
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McBride pleads guity to DUI

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
 

Girl Scouts cut trans fats from iconic cookies

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007

McDonald’s explores adding smoothies, specialty drinks to menus

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007

Illinois legislators expect Ameren to cut costs

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. heads into the batting cage to take batting practice during spring training workouts at Tempe Diablo Stadium Wednesday in Tempe, Ariz. The Associated Press

Angels’ Matthews refuses to comment on allegations of steroids purchase

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
 

Iraq security crisis to be discussed at conference

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
 

Rookies lead Bulls in victory

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis gets past Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Larry Foote, left, during the first half of a game against Pittsburgh on Dec. 24, 2006. The Associated Press

Ravens’ Jamal Lewis released from team

By The Associated Press • March 1, 2007
Ron Santo, left, is shown in a 1971 file photo. Gil Hodges, right, is shown in a 1956 file photo. Santo, Hodges and all others were left out Tuesday when the Veterans Committee admitted no new members yet again. The Associated Press

Vets deny HOF bids to Santo, other candidates

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007

Pepsi, Coca-Cola will bid to be Illinois’ soda supplier

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007

Varna man collects ‘second-hand’ handshakes

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007

Daley reelected, could become longest serving mayor

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007

Customers design, star in personalized horror movie death scenes

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007

Illinois House hearing investigates high electric rates

By The Associated Press • February 28, 2007
Two ossuraries found in a 2,000 year-old tomb in Jerusalem and that may have held the remains of Jesus of Nazareth, right, and Mary Magdalene, left, are displayed during a news conference in New York, Monday. The Associated Press

Documentary on Jesus’ tomb incites criticism

By The Associated Press • February 27, 2007
 

Fourth day of Libby trial ends without jury reaching verdict

By The Associated Press • February 27, 2007
 

Special to air about anchor’s recovery

By The Associated Press • February 27, 2007

Contractor wants $11 million from state for breaking deal

By The Associated Press • February 26, 2007
Actress Jennifer Hudson accepts the Oscar for best supporting actress for her work in "Dreangirls" at the 79th Academy Awards Sunday, Feb. 25, 2007, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) ME Online

And the Oscar goes to…

By The Associated Press • February 26, 2007
ME Online

Reforms fail to limit welfare

By The Associated Press • February 26, 2007
 

Illini basketball on brink of NCAA berth

By The Associated Press • February 26, 2007
ME Online

Rice asks Congress not to meddle with Bush’s Iraq plan

By The Associated Press • February 26, 2007

States crack down on scrap-metal thieves

By The Associated Press • February 23, 2007

Illinois Senate approves research on embryonic stem cells

By The Associated Press • February 23, 2007

Illini basketball player pleads not guilty to accident charges

By The Associated Press • February 23, 2007
Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks during a town hall meeting Wednesday in Des Moines, Iowa. The Associated Press

Obama campaigns to build momentum

By The Associated Press • February 23, 2007
The Associated Press

Students targeted for sharing music files

By The Associated Press • February 22, 2007
A workers sets up tents as a precaution against rain as preparations for the 79th annual Academy Awards continue at the Kodak Theatre, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2007, in Los Angeles. The Associated Press

Best-picture winner: Anyone’s guess

By The Associated Press • February 22, 2007
Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks during a news conference on the steps of the Iowa Capitol Building, Wednesday, in Des Moines, Iowa. Fundraising has ignited a spat between the two camps. The Associated Press

Clinton camp blasts Obama on financing

By The Associated Press • February 22, 2007

‘Truthiness’ packaged, ready for freezers

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007

Salmonella contaminates leading peanut butter brand

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007

NBA banishes Hardaway from All-Star weekend for remarks

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007

Study shows teen drivers could benefit from curfews, passenger restrictions

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007
German right wing extremist Ernst Zuendel acknowledges people at court in Mannheim, southern Germany, Thursday, Feb. 15, 2007 expecting the verdict in a trial where he is accused of incitement. Zuendel, who repeatedly denied the Holocaust, was deported fr (AP Photo/Michael Probst)

German court sentences Holocaust denier to prison

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007

Chinese pirate in film echoes historic myth

By The Associated Press • February 16, 2007
 

Pujols ready for spring after busy offseason

By The Associated Press • February 15, 2007
U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Robert B. Pennington, center, walks to his court martial proceedings alongside his mother, Deanna Pennington, left. The Associated Press

San Diego fires coach despite NFL-best record last season

By The Associated Press • February 14, 2007
Melissa Landry, center, stands on her bed after a tornado ripped off the roof of her home, which was located in the path of a suspected tornado in the Breaux Bridge area of south-central Louisiana early Tuesday. The Associated Press

Tornado rips through New Orleans; 29 people injured on 10-mile path

By The Associated Press • February 14, 2007
 

Zambrano demands contract negotiation before start of season

By The Associated Press • February 14, 2007
 

Bulls fall short in close game

By The Associated Press • February 14, 2007

Marine denies murder charge

By The Associated Press • February 14, 2007
 

Tornado ravages New Orleans

By The Associated Press • February 13, 2007

Iran accused of arming militants who attacked Americans

By The Associated Press • February 12, 2007

Harvard names female leader

By The Associated Press • February 12, 2007

North Korea reaches tentative nuclear disarmament agreement

By The Associated Press • February 12, 2007
United States forward Landon Donovan, left, gets past Mexico goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez for a late goal in the second half of their exhibition soccer game on Wednesday in Glendale, Ariz. The U.S. defeated Mexico 2-0. The Associated Press

U.S. men’s soccer tops Mexico, continues dominance

By The Associated Press • February 9, 2007
 

Smith dies suddenly at 39

By The Associated Press • February 9, 2007
 

Sampras plans return to tennis in Boston

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007
U.S. midfielder Clint Dempsey gets a shot on goal during practice Monday in Phoenix. USA will play Mexico in an exhibition game on Wednesday. The Associated Press

New coaches try to prove mettle

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007

Comcast, Facebook to launch TV series

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007
 

U.S. businessmen to control third English club, Liverpool

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007
Vanna White and Pat Sajak, co-hosts of the television show "Wheel of Fortune," greet the audience on the set in North Charleston, S.C., on Jan. 12. The Associated Press

‘Wheel of Fortune’ keeps on spinning after 24 seasons of syndication

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007

New film `The Situation’ highlights Iraq war

By The Associated Press • February 7, 2007

Residents oppose plans for immigrants’ shelter

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007
Morning commuters attempt to keep warm as they walk to work Monday in Chicago. The Midwest continues to be caught in a sub-zero weather pattern that is creating wind chills of 20 below. The Associated Press

Arctic cold closes schools, halts travel

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007
Tonya Abeln receives a massage from DeDe Martin before her dental appointment at The Mitchell Dental Spa Monday, Jan. 29, in Chicago. There, patients are offered champagne, snacks and flat-screen TVs to watch. The Associated Press

Some spas take bite out of dental visits

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007
The Associated Press

Team, fans celebrate Indianapolis victory

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

New York fashion switches gears

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

USC kicker found drunk at time of his fatal fall

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

Iran increases efforts at nuclear program

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

Okur scores 12 of Utah’s final 14 points as Jazz beat Bulls

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

Bush submits budget proposal to new Congress

By The Associated Press • February 6, 2007

Chicagoans defy cold to root for team

By The Associated Press • February 5, 2007

Dungy makes history with biggest career win

By The Associated Press • February 5, 2007

Urbana teacher arrested for three molestation charges

By The Associated Press • February 5, 2007
The Associated Press

This is what it sounds like…

By The Associated Press • February 5, 2007

Punxsutawney Phil doesn’t see his shadow, predicts an early spring

By The Associated Press • February 2, 2007
Chicago Bears kick returner Devin Hester (23) breaks away from Seattle Seahawks punter Ryan Plackemeier (1) while returning a kick in the NFC divisional playoff football game in Chicago, Sunday, Jan. 14, 2007. The play was called back because of a Bears p (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

Rookies play big on Sundays

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007
 

Agent: Bonds won’t sign revised contract

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007

Cowboys patient in coach search

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007

House approves new budget by 286-140 margin

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007
Two members of the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority police carry a bag of circuit board pieces after a suspicious package containing the boards was detonated by the Boston Bomb Squad near the Sullivan Square subway station in Boston, Wednesday morning, (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)

10 suspicious devices create security scare in Boston

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007
Chicago Bears safety Mike Brown (30) listens to music during Media Day at Dolphin Stadium in Miami on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2007. The Bears will play the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLI Sunday Feb. 4th. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)

Injured safety still leads, acts like coach on sidelines

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007

New York to host ’08 All-Star game

By The Associated Press • February 1, 2007

Urlacher at ease before big game

By The Associated Press • January 31, 2007
 

Bryant strikes opponent, gets one-game suspension

By The Associated Press • January 31, 2007

Senate likely to pass minimum wage bill

By The Associated Press • January 31, 2007

Scientists pressured to downplay climate

By The Associated Press • January 31, 2007

Defense claims innocence in Blagojevich hiring trial

By The Associated Press • January 30, 2007
President John Kufuor of Ghana , center, leaves the 8th African Union summit as Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo look at his watch in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Monday, Jan. 29, 2007. The African Union chose Ghana to head the 53-member bloc Monday, for th The Associated Press

Ghana to head African Union

By The Associated Press • January 30, 2007
Dean Arthur Schwartzmiller looks around the courtroom San Jose, Calif., courtroom, Monday, Jan. 29, 2007, before he was sentenced to 150 years to life for sexually abusing two 12-year-old boys. Schwartzmiller, 64, a child molester with convictions in se The Associated Press

Child molester gets 152 years

By The Associated Press • January 30, 2007
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