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Starting next fall, there’ll be no more sports or clubs for Unit 5 junior high students — no sports teams for freshmen, and no band/orchestra for fifth-graders.
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A call for change echoed through the streets of Normal on Wednesday night. For parents, students, and teachers, that change should begin in…
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The first day of Jasmyn Jordan’s sophomore year in high school was memorable. As she entered her history class at Normal West, she had her first racist…
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Bloomington-Normal organizers are looking to build on the momentum of four straight days of peaceful demonstrations against racism and police brutality.…
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The coronavirus has ripped away many things from many people, including high school seniors.Normally, Bloomington-Normal’s seniors would now be enjoying…
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With healthcare workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, personal protective equipment has become vital to keep them safe. While masks are one…
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Normal West students say their trip to Iowa has changed their views on the leading Democratic presidential candidates—and possibly the course of their own…
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Longtime Normal West basketball coach Brian Cupples has announced his resignation.Cupples led the Wildcats to a 256-243 record and four regional titles in…
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Normal West has become the latest intercity school to put its chess program on the map.Three of the top chess programs in Bloomington-Normal all have one…
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Two weeks after a Unit 5 school bus transporting a JV girls basketball team collided head-on with a semi-truck traveling the wrong way on Interstate 74,…