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Niles West Wolves Take on Spirit Week Before Finals!

By Lejla Orman and Leila Meseljevic • Dec 19, 2023
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German teachers pose for a photo for the German Instagram. They are dressed up like candy canes, wearing red and white.
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A multimedia piece created by a West student who chose to remain anonymous was temporarily displayed in the lobby near the Black Box theatre in the spring and summer of 2024. The piece depicts the shape of the modern-day state of Israel with the word "Palestine" written in English and Arabic. Its reasons for removal have been disputed.
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