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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
South Korean protesters shout slogans as they trample underfoot an effigy of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il during an anti-North Korea rally in front of the Government House in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Oct. 9, 2006. North Korea said Monday it has perf Lee Jin-man, The Associated Press

North Korea announces first nuclear weapons test success

By The Associated Press • October 9, 2006

University offers AFSCME workers new contract

By The Associated Press • October 9, 2006

Hastert takes responsibility for scandal but will not step down

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

Wal-Mart offers drugs in Florida

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

Blagojevich denies check’s connection

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

Calif. ban on gay marriage upheld

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

A-Rod falls flat in Yankee loss

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

Cardinals top Padres, leave with 2-0 lead

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006

Tigers’ pitching comes out strong, holds back potent Yankee offense

By The Associated Press • October 6, 2006
Oakland Athletics' Mark Kotsay (21) scores with a inside-the-park two-run home run off Minnesota Twins pitcher Dennys Reyes as Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer, left, gets the late throw from centerfield during the seventh inning of an American League Division Series baseball game in Minneapolis, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2006. (AP Photo/Ann Heisenfelt)

Twins down 0-2 after Hunter’s defensive miscue

By The Associated Press • October 5, 2006
Iraqi soldiers arrive to collect bodies of a Shiite family killed while fleeing their home in Baquoba, 35 miles northeast of Baghdad on Wednesday. The Associated Press

Iraq enacts police reform

By The Associated Press • October 5, 2006

Fallout from Foley scandal hurts Hastert

By The Associated Press • October 5, 2006
Chicago Bears wide receiver Bernard Berrian celebrates after catching a 40-yard touchdown pass during the third quarter of an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Chicago. The Associated Press

Undefeated Bears playing well on both sides of ball

By The Associated Press • October 4, 2006

Revamped Blackhawks anticipate strong season

By The Associated Press • October 4, 2006
Buckeyes not overlooking weak Big Ten foes

Buckeyes not overlooking weak Big Ten foes

By The Associated Press • October 4, 2006

Bonds’ trainer wants to withdraw guilty plea

By The Associated Press • October 4, 2006

Explosives discovered at Central Illinois high school

By The Associated Press • October 3, 2006

Rumsfeld will not consider resigning

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006

Champaign-Urbana linked with Gulf Coast at summit

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006

Thailand General becomes prime minister

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006

Minorities targeted in traffic violations

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006

School violence consumes month

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006
A police helicopter takes off from the scene of a school shooting in Nickel Mines, Pa., Monday, Oct. 2, 2006. USA Today/ The Associated Press

Milk truck driver kills at least 3 girls at Pa. Amish school after barricading them inside

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, candidate for re-election, center, speaks to journalists after voting in Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil, on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2006. AP Photos/Marcelo Hernandez

Silva, Brazil wait for election results

By The Associated Press • October 2, 2006

Totally grown up cupcakes coming back in a big way

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006
ohn Montanile, left, and Mark Williams, from the Cooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago, measure a stack of pancakes as they try to build a record-setting stack, Tuesday. The attempt did not surpass 16 inches, which fell short of the 27 1/2 inch sta The Associated Press

Trying to top world record- 27 1/2 inches -for tallest pancake stack

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006

Sex selection of children gets easier

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006
ndiana football coach Terry Hoeppner announces that an MRI scan has shown evidence of a possible recurrent brain tumor, Tuesday, Sept. 12. The Associated Press

Golf record-setter Byron Nelson dies Tuesday at age 94

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006

Hoeppner getting back in the game

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006
Penn State coach Joe Paterno waits with his team before their game against Youngstown State. The Associated Press

Paterno attempts to fix Penn State’s offense

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006
Education Secretary Margaret Spellings is shown during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington in this July 18 file photo. The Associated Press

Spellings to redefine college search process

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006

Sabathia’s career night helps shut out Sox

By The Associated Press • September 27, 2006
Griffey Jr. returns to field after setback

Griffey Jr. returns to field after setback

By The Associated Press • September 26, 2006
A Beirut for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (BETA) volunteer pets a dog at a farm in Monteverde, 15 kilometers (9 miles) east of Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, Sept. 23, 2006. Some 300 homeless dogs and cats, many left behind by owners who fled Lebanon duri AP Photo/Petros Karadjias

Pets of Lebanese evacuees now up for adoption in U.S.

By The Associated Press • September 25, 2006

Midwest storms flood homes, leave 11 dead, thousands powerless

By The Associated Press • September 25, 2006

Polls say Blagojevich faces high disapproval ratings despite big lead

By The Associated Press • September 25, 2006

Dems argue war in Iraq increases terror risk

By The Associated Press • September 25, 2006

Odds ‘n Ends: Two young girls narrowly avoid tractor-trailer

By The Associated Press • September 21, 2006
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Woods, Furyk to partner up for Ryder Cup

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006
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OU still upset by bad call, loss

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006

Nelson found to have narcotics

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006
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Moyer pitches seven solid in Phillies win

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006
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Thai military coup overthrows leader

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006
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Armadillos: now adapting to new habitats in southern Illinois

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006

Two men charged in Duquesne University basketball shootings

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006

U.S. may need more troops in Iraq

By The Associated Press • September 20, 2006

First spinach-related E. coli case in Illinois

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Marcus Melnick, with his son, Ari, in their Buffalo Grove, Ill., home, wears the Daddy Diaper vest that he invented as an alternative to the diaper bag. The Associated Press

Dads try diaper vests on for size

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Palestinian security officers patrol past the Latin Patriarchate in the West Bank town of Nablus Monday. The Associated Press

Pope condemned by world Islamic leaders

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Pujols ties career homer record in Cardinals' loss

Pujols ties career homer record in Cardinals’ loss

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Tigers extend division lead

Tigers extend division lead

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Duquesne students try to make sense of basketball shooting

Duquesne students try to make sense of basketball shooting

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens reacts during the first quarter against the Washington Redskins in their football game in Irving, Texas, Sunday. Owens will miss two to four weeks after breaking a finger in the game. The Associated Press

Terrell Owens breaks finger during victory over Redskins

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Ramirez hits two three-run home runs, strengthens market value in Cubs' win

Ramirez hits two three-run home runs, strengthens market value in Cubs’ win

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006

New study suggests lead, tobacco may cause ADHD

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
The Rev. Ken Fleck of St. George Church in Tinley Park, Ill., holds up the cookbook he created called "Burnt Offerings" Aug. 10. After 12 years of research and delicious experimentation, Fleck has finished his self-published cookbook made up of 339 recipe The Associated Press

Chicago-area pastor assembles ‘priestly’ cookbook

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Police gather outside the Capitol Building Monday after a man compromised building security. The armed man was successfully caught and arrested. The Associated Press

Capitol faces security scare

By The Associated Press • September 19, 2006
Cubs take Dodgers down a notch

Cubs take Dodgers down a notch

By The Associated Press • September 15, 2006
Scientists develop thought controlled prosthetic limbs

Scientists develop thought controlled prosthetic limbs

By The Associated Press • September 15, 2006
Patricia Platt, an employee at the Dearborn Truck Plant, looks over the new 2006 Lincoln Mark LT pickup in Dearborn, Mich., on Jan. 31, 2005. The Associated Press

Automaker’s restructuring plan likely will include massive job cuts, plant closures

By The Associated Press • September 15, 2006
Models wear dresses designed by Tory Burch at the showing of her spring/summer 2007 collection during Fashion Week Thursday in New York. The Associated Press

Fashion Week puts U.S. designers in spotlight

By The Associated Press • September 15, 2006

University of Michigan GOP campus organizer upsets parties

By The Associated Press • September 15, 2006

Heavy rain floods streets on Chicago’s South Side

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006
Chicago residents mourn deaths of six children

Chicago residents mourn deaths of six children

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006

Bradley looking for new mascot

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006
Garcia comes within reach of perfect game

Garcia comes within reach of perfect game

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006
Police evacuate students as a body lies covered next to a police vehicle during a shooting incident at Dawson College in Montreal, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2006. A gunman opened fire Wednesday in the cafeteria of the college and wounded an unknown number of p The Associated Press

Gunman slain after shooting in Montreal

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006

Home arcade brings unlimited fun

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006

Online mystery videos revealed as an ‘experiment in storytelling,’ say creators

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006
Houston Astros Luke Scott, left, reaches for first base as St. Louis Cardinals Albert Pujols waits for the throw from pitcher Jeff Weaver, right, in the fourth inning of their baseball game on Tuesday, Sep. 12, 2006, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Scott w The Associated Press

Cards falter against Astros

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006

Police search for Dolton bank robber

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006

College punter accused of attacking teammate

By The Associated Press • September 14, 2006
Racecar driver Danica Patrick stands in front of the new No. 7 Motorola car she will drive for the Andretti Green Racing next season after it was unveiled. The Associated Press

Patrick unveils new car in Chicago, hopes for Adretti Green victory

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2006

Hoosier coach Hoeppner afflicted with 2nd tumor in less than a year

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2006

Harvard changes admission process

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2006

Old-school whips back in style seaside

By The Associated Press • September 13, 2006
An American flag is unfurled in the outfield at PNC Park, Monday, prior to a baseball game between the Milwaukee Brewers and Pittsburgh Pirates. A pregame ceremony was held to honor those killed on Sept. 11, 2001, in Shankesville, Pa., aboard Flight 93, a The Associated Press

Fans remember terrorist attacks

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006

Grievance filed; Patriot receiver traded

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
Yoko Ono Lennon poses with filmmakers David Leaf, left, and John Scheinfeld after talking about their new film "The U.S. vs. John Lennon" during a press conference at The Regency Hotel Wednesday in New York. The documentary played at the Toronto Film Fest The Associated Press

Lennon’s life, legacy depicted in documentary

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006

Anna Nicole Smith’s son dies in Bahamas

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh speaks with members of the Palestinian national soccer team at his office in Gaza City, Monday. The Associated Press

Hamas, Fatah share control of Palestine

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
The Naked Cowboy, Robert John Burck, is photographed at Jambox Recording studio in New York, Wednesday. The New York City icon is taking his naked ambition to the next level: his debut album. The Associated Press

Nothing but cowboy boots: Street performer records CD

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
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Cubs end Braves’ wild card run

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
Chicago steakhouses serve beef from elite cows

Chicago steakhouses serve beef from elite cows

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006
Lisa Woodard walks away from her car with the help of Rockford firemen on a flooded Charles Street in Rockford, Ill., Monday, Sept. 4. The Associated Press

Floods damage Rockford area

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006

Water gardens grow in popularity

By The Associated Press • September 12, 2006

Riots occur after Ohio State wins over Texas

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2006
A military escort, left, stands at attention as President Bush, center, and his first lady, wife Laura Bush, right, observe a moment of silence after laying a memorial wreath in a pool of water at ground zero Sunday, Sept. 10. Bush is in New York to help The Associated Press

Bush tours terror sites

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2006

Hiring investigation continues in Illinois

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2006

Footage of Sept. 11 planning discovered

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2006

Journalist Salopek returns home after arrest in Darfur

By The Associated Press • September 11, 2006
Duffy aids Pirates in victory over Cubs

Duffy aids Pirates in victory over Cubs

By The Associated Press • September 8, 2006

U.S. Open survivors face formidable weekend semifinals

By The Associated Press • September 8, 2006
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Jackson sees new season, new coach as opportunity

By The Associated Press • September 8, 2006

Jones’ test for banned substance comes up negative

By The Associated Press • September 8, 2006

Round mound of rebound changes political party ties

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2006
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Bush: CIA’s secret prisons ‘vital’ in war on terrorism

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2006
Patricia Miklik Doyle The Associated Press The Associated Press

Chubby toddlers at risk of later obesity

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2006
Khalid Mohammed The Associated Press The Associated Press

Iraq to formally acquire control of armed forces

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2006

James called in to fix Arizona’s rushing game

By The Associated Press • September 7, 2006
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