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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
Correa predicts presidential win, plans reforms

Correa predicts presidential win, plans reforms

By The Associated Press • November 28, 2006

AIDS to join top 3 killers worldwide

By The Associated Press • November 28, 2006

‘Nativity’ movie premieres at Vatican

By The Associated Press • November 27, 2006
Israeli soldiers smoke at a military staging area near Kibbutz Mefalsim in southern Israel on the border with the Gaza Strip, Sunday, Nov. 26, 2006. A truce meant to end five months of deadly Israeli-Palestinian clashes took hold in the Gaza Strip early S Joseph Lamberson

Cease-fire interrupted by missiles

By The Associated Press • November 27, 2006
Malachi Ritscher holds up a sign during an antiwar protest in Chicago in this photo from April 2003. On Nov. 3, 2006, Ritscher set up a video camera, doused himself with gasoline and lit himself on fire on expressway off-ramp in downtown Chicago. War prot AP Photo/Joeff Davis

Avid anti-war activist lights himself on fire, dies in protest

By The Associated Press • November 27, 2006
Members of the Mahdi army, followers of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr take part in a parade marking the seventh anniversary of the death of Muqtada's father Mohammed Sadiq al-Sadr, in Najaf, Iraq, Sunday, Nov. 26, 2006. (AP Photo/Alaa Al Marjani)

Sect leaders ask for peace in Iraq

By The Associated Press • November 27, 2006
** FILE ** A model of the Martin Luther King, Jr,. National Memorial is seen Thursday, Nov. 2, 2006 in Washington. On Nov. 13, a half-mile from Abraham Lincoln nation memorial, a diverse group of celebrities, corporate leaders and ordinary Americans will help turn the first shovels of dirt for a memorial honoring the slain civil rights leader. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf, File)

Celebrities, politicians attend King dedication

By The Associated Press • November 14, 2006

Giuliani considers presidential run

By The Associated Press • November 14, 2006

San Francisco drops out of Olympic hosting race

By The Associated Press • November 14, 2006

Injuction granted in N. Dakota NCAA case

By The Associated Press • November 13, 2006
Brad Vest The Daily Illini Judy Baar Topinka, the 2006 Republican nominee for Governor, concedes her race for Illinois Governor in front of a crowd of supporters at the Swissotel in downtown Chicago Tuesday night, November 7, 2006. Topinka's votes fell short and incumbent Governor Rod R. Blagojevich will serve another term.

Devastated GOP realizes need to change approach

By The Associated Press • November 13, 2006
Iraqi volunteers carry wrapped bodies for their funeral in the Shiite holy city of Najaf, 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Nov. 10, 2006. The bodies of 176 victims of recent sectarian violence were brought from Baghdad to Najaf AP Photo/Alaa al-Marjani

Iraqi government helps as morgues fill up

By The Associated Press • November 13, 2006

Students venture past English-speaking countries

By The Associated Press • November 13, 2006

Clinton, Bush speak at New Orleans convention

By The Associated Press • November 13, 2006
Webb beats Allen in tense Virginia race

Webb beats Allen in tense Virginia race

By The Associated Press • November 10, 2006
CVS brand acetaminophen, and Tylenol, are displayed on a rack, at a CVS store in Washington, Thursday. A major manufacturer of acetaminophen sold by Wal-Mart, CVS, Safeway and more than 100 other retailers recalled 11 million bottles of the widely used pa The Associated Press

Retailers recall acetaminophen pills

By The Associated Press • November 10, 2006
Indiana Hoosiers hoist the Old Brass Spittoon to their fans at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Ind., Saturday, Oct. 28. David Snodgress The Associated Press

Indiana fights for bowl game

By The Associated Press • November 8, 2006
Golfer John Daly, right, is hugged by his wife, Sherrie, after his playoff victory in the Buick Invitational in San Diego, on Feb. 15, 2004. Lenny Ignelzi The Associated Press

John Daly files for fourth divorce

By The Associated Press • November 8, 2006

Issues on and off field prompt Cowboys fans to question if aging Parcells can get job done

By The Associated Press • November 8, 2006
** FILE ** North Carolina's Tyler Hansbrough (50) drives for a dunk against Saint Augustine's during the first half of a college basketball game in Chapel Hill, N.C., Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2006. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)

Hansbrough leads AP’s preseason All-Americans

By The Associated Press • November 8, 2006
Penn State coach Joe Paterno runs onto the field against Wisconsin Saturday in Madison, Wis. Paterno left the game with a knee injury after getting hit. Morry Gash The Associated Press

Paterno could return to practice this week

By The Associated Press • November 8, 2006
Joseph Lamberson

Doctors say no proof that diet pills work

By The Associated Press • November 7, 2006
Joseph Lamberson

Parties fight for Congress seats

By The Associated Press • November 7, 2006

Castro’s recovery time in question

By The Associated Press • November 7, 2006

Central Illinois will fly daily to Chicago

By The Associated Press • November 7, 2006

Photo postcards reach highest popularity to date as holidays approach

By The Associated Press • November 7, 2006
Evangelical reverend confesses, resigns

Evangelical reverend confesses, resigns

By The Associated Press • November 6, 2006

A victory for ‘Iraq’s young democracy’

By The Associated Press • November 6, 2006
Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein yells at the court as he receives his verdict as a bailiff attempts to restrain him during his trial held under tight security in the heavily fortified Green Zone, in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday. The Associated Press

Death by hanging

By The Associated Press • November 6, 2006

King receives monument

By The Associated Press • November 6, 2006
President Bush is introduced at a campaign rally at MetraPark Arena in Billings, Mont., Thursday. The Associated Press

Bush: ‘Just say no’ to Dems

By The Associated Press • November 3, 2006

Tribune Co. to possibly sell its parts

By The Associated Press • November 3, 2006

SIU chancellor plagiarizes old school’s growth plan

By The Associated Press • November 1, 2006

Billups assumes leadership role with team anchor Wallace gone

By The Associated Press • November 1, 2006

No. 7 Gators close in on SEC East title after 5 lean years

By The Associated Press • November 1, 2006

American death toll in Iraq reaches grim milestone at 101

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006

Bob Barker to retire in June

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006

Hopes high for new Bulls

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006

NYC Kentucky Fried Chicken phases out trans fats

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006

Rising tuition affecting lower-income students

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006

On the ball

By The Associated Press • October 31, 2006
Chicago Bears running back Cedric Benson, left, slices through San Francisco 49er defenders Jeff Ulbrich, (53) and Derek Smith, (50) for a first quarter touchdown during their NFL football game in Chicago, Ill., Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006. AP Photo/Nam Y Huh

Bears coast past lowly 49ers, remain undefeated on season

By The Associated Press • October 30, 2006

New rankings list St. Louis most dangerous city in US

By The Associated Press • October 30, 2006

Blagojevich proposes wage increase again

By The Associated Press • October 30, 2006
A man looks through the wreckage of a Nigerian airliner in a field in Abuja, Nigeria Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006. A Nigerian airliner carrying 104 people crashed in a storm Sunday just after taking off from the airport in the capital, and an aviation official s AP Photo/Sunday Aghaeze

‘Spiritual leader’ of Nigeria’s Muslims killed in plane crash

By The Associated Press • October 30, 2006

Bush signs fence bill; GOP pushes security

By The Associated Press • October 27, 2006

Marine pleads guilty in shooting of Iraqi civilian

By The Associated Press • October 27, 2006
Apartment rents soar as demand increases, owners struggle to sell

Apartment rents soar as demand increases, owners struggle to sell

By The Associated Press • October 27, 2006

Tigers slip, Cards ahead two games in series

By The Associated Press • October 27, 2006

S.C. suspect faces more rape charges

By The Associated Press • October 27, 2006
The Associated Press

Photographer kidnapped and released on same day

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

NFL proposal approved

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006
The Associated Press

Quarterback position undecided for Cowboys

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

Hastert in hurry to settle page scandal

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

Steelers await decision on Roethlisberger’s status

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

NJ court grants rights to gay couples but stops short of approving gay marriage

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

Online ban could hurt poker series

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006
Beck Diefenbach The Daily Illini Cory Whitt, of Champaign, celebrates in Rock's Bar at 25 East Springfield in Champaign, after a throwing error by Tiger's pitcher Joel Zumaya allowed for the Cardinals to score in the seventh innning. The Cardinals beat the Tiger's 5 to 0.

Carpenter leads Cards to win

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006
The Associated Press

Bulls clinch last-minute victory over Grizzlies in preseason game

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006
The Associated Press

Mexican designers fuse tradition with modern style to appeal mass market

By The Associated Press • October 25, 2006

Suspicious substance found on Rogers’ pitching hand

By The Associated Press • October 24, 2006

Well-rested Bears return to practice after bye week

By The Associated Press • October 24, 2006
Detroit Tigers' Craig Monroe hits a solo shot against St. Louis Cardinals starter Jeff Weaver in the first inning of Game 2 of the World Series on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2006 in Detroit. At left are St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina, and homeplate umpire Alfonso Marquez. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta)

Monroe homers into record books

By The Associated Press • October 24, 2006

Report finds note from governor’s former aide

By The Associated Press • October 24, 2006
A North Korean soldier gestures with a knife at a photographer along the waterfront of the North Korean city of Sinuiju opposite the Chinese border city of Dandong in northeast China, Monday. The Associated Press

North Korea allegedly willing to talk

By The Associated Press • October 24, 2006

Study: New truth about college weight gain

By The Associated Press • October 23, 2006
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., signs copies of his book and campaign literature following the conclusion of a campaign rally for incumbent Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and Democratic Senate candidate Bob Casey inside Temple University's McGonigle Hall in Philadelphia, Saturday, Oct. 21, 2006. (AP Photo/Tom Mihalek)

Obama announces possible 2008 presidential candidacy

By The Associated Press • October 23, 2006

Ramadan celebration plagued by Iraqi deaths

By The Associated Press • October 23, 2006

Federer wins 12th Masters series title

By The Associated Press • October 23, 2006
A new Apple Red iPod Nano is shown on display at an Apple Store in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday. Apple will contribute $10 from the sale of each new red-colored iPod nano to The Global Fund, an organization that fights AIDS in Africa. Paul Sakuma, The Associated Press

Windows virus found in select Apple iPods

By The Associated Press • October 19, 2006

Oprah asks Obama to announce presidential run on her talk show

By The Associated Press • October 19, 2006
U.S. soldiers stand in front of a Patriot Advanced Capability-3 during the Defense Asia 2006 festival at the Army headquarters in Daejeon, south of Seoul on Wednesday. Lee Jin-man, The Associated Press

Rice vows full defense of Asian region

By The Associated Press • October 19, 2006
Oliver Schaefer demonstrates the only way to enter the NASCAR outhouse, which includes a television inside, Oct. 10 The Associated Press

Homage to the outhouse

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006
Joline Bennett gestures to areas of Resthaven Cemetery in East Moline, Ill., on Aug. 11, where people were buried from the East Moline State Hospital. The Associated Press

Family builds backyard patio out of tombstones

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006
N. Korea appears ready to test again

N. Korea appears ready to test again

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006

Cory Lidle memorial service held in California

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006

Brown’s injury could spell trouble for Bears

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006

UN council Latin American seat still up for grabs

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006

Hoosiers’ victory celebration short-lived

By The Associated Press • October 18, 2006
Miami and Florida International players brawl during the third quarter of a football game in Miami, Saturday. Miami won 35-0. The Associated Press

Florida universities take action following scuffle

By The Associated Press • October 17, 2006
Chicago Bulls' Malik Allen, middle, is fouled by Memphis Grizzlies' Alexander Johnson, right, as Grizzlies' Hakim Warrick, left, moves in during the first quarter of a preseason NBA basketball game Monday, Oct. 16, 2006, in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Weber)

Bulls win third straight

By The Associated Press • October 17, 2006
Jan Morgan of Hawi Town, Hawaii picks up some of the thousands of books that felt onto the floor of her book store in Kapaau, Hawaii Monday, Oct. 16, 2006, after Sunday's 6.6-magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of the Big Island in Hawaii. No injuries were reported. (AP Photo/Agustin Tabares)

Quake clean-up continues

By The Associated Press • October 17, 2006
Arizona Cardinals place kicker Neil Rackers, former Illini, reacts to missing a field goal with under a minute left in the football game against the Chicago Bears Monday, in Glendale, Ariz. The Bears defeated the Cardinals 24-23. The Associated Press

Bears’ fourth-quarter rally, Rackers’ missed kick seal win

By The Associated Press • October 17, 2006
Ebert is honored at the historic Chicago Theatre on July 18, 2005. The Associated Press

Ebert ready, eager to get back to work

By The Associated Press • October 13, 2006
House interviews Foley's former aide

House interviews Foley’s former aide

By The Associated Press • October 13, 2006
Crash investigation continues, workers examine wreck for clues

Crash investigation continues, workers examine wreck for clues

By The Associated Press • October 13, 2006
Mets, Cardinals to face off for National League championship

Mets, Cardinals to face off for National League championship

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006

Pacers guard injured at club

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006

Hastert encouraged to quit

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006
New York Yankees manager Joe Torre speaks during a news conference at Yankee Stadium Tuesday in New York. The Associated Press

Steinbrenner’s decision: Torre stays next year

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006
Penn State coach Joe Paterno enters the stadium before the start of a football game against Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., Sept. 9. Veteran coach Paterno faced Northwestern and coach Pat Fitzgerald Sept. 30, in State College, Pa. The Associated Press

Paterno shifts Penn State’s focus to No. 4 Michigan

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006

Jay Williams to play in first game since wreck

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006
Yankees pitcher dies in a plane crash

Yankees pitcher dies in a plane crash

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006

Rolen expects to play for duration of second round

By The Associated Press • October 11, 2006

Mess hall outbreak poisons Iraq police

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006

Sure Cards overcome season struggles

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006
The Associated Press

Super Bowl talk already ripe after fifth straight Bears win

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006
The Associated Press

Global community denounces nuclear test

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006

University proposes new wages to union

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006

Google snaps up YouTube video site

By The Associated Press • October 10, 2006
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