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The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

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The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

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Hussein on hunger strike

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006
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Guillen seething as Sox avoid sweep

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006
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Wee hours provide fun times

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006

Comeback kid Landis wins Tour

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006

MJ gets key win from the bench

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006
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The ‘lighter’ side of life for collectors

By The Associated Press • July 24, 2006
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Tiger in contention at British

By The Associated Press • July 21, 2006

Defense department cuts funding

By The Associated Press • July 21, 2006
Chicago White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko, left, is congratulated by starting pitcher Jon Garland after hitting a solo home run against the Detroit Tigers in the sixth inning Tuesday. Konerko hit two home runs to help lead the White Sox to a crucial vi The Associated Press

Sox tame first-place Tigers

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006

Bush suspects Syria of influencing Lebanese government

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006
Cubs get bounce-back win against Houston

Cubs get bounce-back win against Houston

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006
American children prepare to board waiting helicopters to be evacuated from the grounds of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon on Tuesday. The U.S. ambassador said 320 Americans would be evacuated from Lebanon to Cyprus by the end of Tuesday and approxima The Associated Press

Americans flee besieged Lebanon

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006
Tomahawk chopped: Cards give up 14 to Atlanta again

Tomahawk chopped: Cards give up 14 to Atlanta again

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006

Israel not in hurry to end its attacks

By The Associated Press • July 19, 2006
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Drawing boundaries on stem cell research heart of debate

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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After expulsions, suspicions of doping remain

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006

US gets criticism from some at UN

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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Tsunami hits Indonesian resorts, villages

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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Rivera is ‘the best ever’

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006

Faldo, Woods paired at British Open

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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Landis confident heading into the Alps

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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Israel presents cease-fire terms

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
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Barbaro doing better but full recovery still in doubt

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006

Illinois representatives have money for re-election

By The Associated Press • July 18, 2006
Sweep home Chicago

Sweep home Chicago

By The Associated Press • July 17, 2006
An Israeli gunner adjusts shells at a heavy artillery piece fires before firing on a target in southern Lebanon, near Kiryat Shmona, on the Israeli border Sunday. Lebanese guerrillas fired a relentless barrage of rockets into the northern Israeli city of The Associated Press

Isreal, Lebanon still trading rocket attacks

By The Associated Press • July 17, 2006
The United Nations Security Council votes unanimously on a resolution on the North Korea missile crisis Saturday at the United Nations in New York. The resolution, which demands that North Korea suspend its missile program, was immediately rejected by the The Associated Press

North Korea gets UN sanctions

By The Associated Press • July 17, 2006
Lucky seven for resurgent Cards

Lucky seven for resurgent Cards

By The Associated Press • July 17, 2006
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Israel Attacks Lebanon

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006

Former employee sues Blagojevich

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006

Cheney, others sued for outing CIA agent

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006
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Wie struggles in another PGA event

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006

World Briefs

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006
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After tough stage in Pyrenees, a leader finally emerges – another American

By The Associated Press • July 14, 2006
Selig on drug policy: 'It's working'

Selig on drug policy: ‘It’s working’

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
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BOT wants Guenther long-term

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
New Chicago Blackhawks forward Martin Havlat poses in his jersey after being formally introduced at a news conference in Chicago on Tuesday. Havlat was acquired from the Ottawa Senators in a three-team trade that also involved the San Jose Sharks. The Associated Press

Blackhawks aquire Havlat in three-team deal

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
John McCarthy guides Ken Shamrock into the arena to fight Tito Ortiz for the light heavyweight bout as part of the Ultimate Fighting Championship 61 in Las Vegas on Saturday. Ortiz defeated Shamrock in the bout. After nearly folding in 2003, the league is The Associated Press

Ultimate fighting on the rise after slow start

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
Lessons to be learned from headbutt

Lessons to be learned from headbutt

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
Detroit Tigers catcher Ivan Rodriguez tags out Washington Nationals Alfonso Soriano at the plate during third inning of the baseball All Star Game in Pittsburgh Tuesday. The Associated Press

American League continues its dominance over NL

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
A US military humvee patrols a main street covered with a canopy of electrical wires at the site of the largest U.S. battle in Iraq 40 miles west of Baghdad, Iraq, in Fallujah, in this May 1 file photo. The Associated Press

Clean water, Internet coming soon to Fallujah

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
A soldier from the Israeli Army Golani Infantry Brigade fires his weapon at a firing range during training at a base near Kibbutz Zikim just outside the Gaza Strip on Tuesday. Israeli leaders ordered new incursions into the Gaza Strip, security officials The Associated Press

Israeli offensive creates destruction in Gaza Strip

By The Associated Press • July 12, 2006
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Pourquoi Zidane?

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006

Rogers, Penny will try to lead All-Star teams to win

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006

Despite pain, Landis goes on

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006

Kraft to acquire sweet European assets of United Biscuits

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006
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Superman’s ‘home’ back on radar thanks to movie

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006
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Barbaro suffers setback

By The Associated Press • July 11, 2006
Italy wins fourth World Cup

Italy wins fourth World Cup

By The Associated Press • July 10, 2006
With the help of air lift bags, air injection in ballast tanks and pull from two tugboats, the Spiegel Grove, a 510-foot retired Navy ship, begins to rotate in this June 10, 2002, file photo in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary before it is prema The Associated Press

Sunken ships may be used as flood barriers

By The Associated Press • July 10, 2006

Cubs start a winning streak

By The Associated Press • July 10, 2006

White Sox prevail after 19 innings

By The Associated Press • July 10, 2006

North Korea’s purpose still unclear to UN

By The Associated Press • July 7, 2006
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France to face Italy for World Cup

By The Associated Press • July 7, 2006

Chandler heads for New Orleans after being traded

By The Associated Press • July 7, 2006
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Tiger still trying to shake rust

By The Associated Press • July 7, 2006
Contreras wins 17th straight

Contreras wins 17th straight

By The Associated Press • July 5, 2006

North Korea fires two missiles into Sea of Japan

By The Associated Press • July 5, 2006
Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Prior wipes his face during the third inning against the Houston Astros in their Major League Baseball game Tuesday in Houston. The Astros scored two runs in the inning. The Associated Press

Prior falters again

By The Associated Press • July 5, 2006
German soccer fans cheer as Michael Ballack finishes signing autographs in front of the Hotel Grunewald in Berlin on June 28. Ballack has become a symbol of united Germany. The Associated Press

German soccer captain is symbol of united country

By The Associated Press • July 5, 2006
Bulls get tougher with Big Ben

Bulls get tougher with Big Ben

By The Associated Press • July 5, 2006

Shuttle launch delayed for second straight day

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006
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Film critic Ebert in serious but stable condition after surgery

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006
Pujols, Rolen and Edmonds snap skid as Cardinals rally by hitting long balls

Pujols, Rolen and Edmonds snap skid as Cardinals rally by hitting long balls

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006
Not a World Cup shock: Outsider makes final four

Not a World Cup shock: Outsider makes final four

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006

Study shows increase in fireworks-related injuries

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006

‘Melo strikes gold, signs $80 million deal with Nuggets

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006

Red, white and blue hot dog eater aims to win mustard yellow belt

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006
Sara Heilman, 17, a life guard at Eddyside Pool in Easton, Pa., squeegees mud down the drain in the womens locker room Saturday as she helps prepare the pool for re-opening after it was inundated by floodwaters of the Delaware River from earlier this week The Associated Press

Flood cleanup continues in northeast, but D.C. dry

By The Associated Press • July 3, 2006
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East Coast floods become deadly

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006
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Walk off homerun sinks Sox as Pirates end record streak

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006

Al-Qaida member suspect in bombing

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006

Gonzalez returns to Wrigley to beat old teammates

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006
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Future meets the past as Nadal, Agassi match set

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006
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Vets’ personal info found uncopied

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006
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Thomas happy to be with Bulls

By The Associated Press • June 30, 2006
Rematch with Brazil set as France wins

Rematch with Brazil set as France wins

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006
Beavers capture first baseball championship

Beavers capture first baseball championship

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006

Flag amendment fails in Senate

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006

Surgeon general: Any amount of secondhand smoke harmful

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Mark Buehrle helped the Sox improve to 11-2 in interleague play while extending the Pittsburgh Pirates losing streak to a club record-tying 12 straight. The Associated Press

White Sox jump on struggling Pittsburgh early in victory

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006
Ronaldo ends Cinderella story

Ronaldo ends Cinderella story

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006

Agassi advances in Wimbeldon match

By The Associated Press • June 28, 2006
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Chief may dance again this fall

By The Associated Press • June 27, 2006
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Swiss eliminated in shootout

By The Associated Press • June 27, 2006
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Questionable call helps Italy

By The Associated Press • June 27, 2006

Tiger transformers: Detroit maintains MLB’s best record

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006
Beckham's bender winner for Brits

Beckham’s bender winner for Brits

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006

Armstrong denies alleged drug use

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006

Astros finally beat Sox, avoid sweep

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006
California dreamin': Gordon ends drought with win

California dreamin’: Gordon ends drought with win

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006

Lee’s return ruined as Twins sweep Cubs

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006

Portugal advances after bloody win against Dutch

By The Associated Press • June 26, 2006
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Missing soldiers’ bodies recovered

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006

US’s offense missing during World Cup

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006

Politics allegedly filled jobs supposed to be nonpolitical

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006
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All Star winner still gets home field

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006
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Indians hold off Cubs

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006

CBS ends Rather shaky affiliation with old anchor

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006

Landing gear problems cause scare at O’Hare

By The Associated Press • June 21, 2006
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