Deleting a subscribed calendar?

I cannot delete a subscribed calendar off my iCal, either on my iPhone or on my iBook G4 (I subscribed to it from my computer). I select it and when I press delete, it does nothing. I also tried going to the Edit menu, but this is also not an option (it's grayed out). I have no MobileMe account, and there are no accounts in my account list in iCal preferences. I have tried everything I can think of--I even changed the website and the refresh rate, but even though I press "OK," when I go back into the Calendar info, it's back to normal. Help please!!!

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