Wednesday, July 16, 2008

News

• 'Tenured radical' tries to revive professors group
• Ex-Clinton aide checked before joining Obama team
• Odds 'n' ends: Ex-mayor's plea deal ends Texas dognapping case
• Video from Guantanamo prison sparks controversy
• Suicide blasts rock Iraq province
• Urbana woman charged with murder pleads not guilty
• Police reports
• State house votes to reverse $480 million in cuts
• UI to fund campus area improvement
• Teachers become nurses as schools get squeezed
• Champaign fire determined to be arson
• Missing 12-year-old girl found
• Carle's newest clinic opens doors next week
• ESPN announces 2008 ACC/Big Ten Challenge schedule
• FDA rules tomatoes are safe again
• Local Starbucks locations closing

Sports

• Blackhawks ink one-year deals with three players
• White Sox send Jenks to rehab, waive Ozuna
• And after 10 stages, the Tour de France rested
• High hopes for Smith rebound
• NHL going back outdoors to Wrigley Field for Winter Classic
• A-Rod's wife seeks evidence of wire tapping, other surveillance conducted by Yankees third baseman
• Anthony Kim a dark horse at British Open

Diversions

• Boy band promoter ordered to repay victims $300M
• Summer camps around the country find high demand for cooking classes
• Not just a pretty face: Models joining business world

Comics

• Dragon & Goat

Columns

• Bidding farewell to 'big stage' no easy task for many athletes

Editorials

• The Golden Arches' pro-gay agenda

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Opinion Columns

• We must save Bud, the whales

Editorial Cartoons

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