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Norm Bellingham
Norm Bellingham (Norman Dean Bellingham, born 1964), American sprint kayaker, Olympic K2 1000 m gold medalist with Greg Barton at Seoul 1988, three-time Olympian, later USOC Chief Operating Officer 2006-2011.
Norm Cash
Norm Cash (Norman Dalton Cash), American MLB first baseman 1958–1974, Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers; 1961 AL batting champion (.361, admitted corked bat), 377 career home runs, 1968 World Series champion, never elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Norm Coleman
Norm Coleman (born 1949, Brooklyn) is an American politician, St. Paul mayor 1994-2002 and Republican U.S. senator from Minnesota 2003-2009, who lost the 2008 recount to Al Franken by 312 votes and later lobbies via Hogan Lovells.
Norm Ender
Norm Ender is the stage name of Ender Eroğlu, a Turkish rapper born in İzmir in 1985, best known for his 2017 album Aura and its hit "Kaktüs".
Norm Lewis
Norm Lewis (born 1963), American baritone actor-singer from Eatonville, Florida; Broadway debut in The Who's Tommy (1993), Tony-nominated Porgy (2012), and first African-American Phantom of the Opera on Broadway (2014-15).
Norm Macdonald
Norm Macdonald (1959–2021), Canadian stand-up comedian and SNL "Weekend Update" anchor, fired over O.J. Simpson jokes; known for deadpan delivery, the moth joke, Dirty Work, and Norm Macdonald Live.
Norm Macdonald Has a Show
Norm Macdonald Has a Show (Norm Macdonald Has a Show) is a 2018 Netflix talk show, a ten-episode adaptation of the Norm Macdonald Live podcast, hosted by Norm Macdonald and Adam Eget with one celebrity guest per episode, premiering September 14, 2018.
Norm Macdonald Live
Norm Macdonald Live is a Canadian live video podcast, hosted by Norm Macdonald and Adam Eget, which ran from 2013 to 2017, known for its unscripted, deadpan interviews.
Norm Malloy
Norm Malloy (Norbert Joseph Malloy), Canadian ice hockey forward, born 28 July 1905 Renfrew, Ontario, died 15 August 1982 Regina; won 1932 Lake Placid Olympic gold with Canada, 5 games, 3 goals; not an original Winnipeg Hockey Club member.
Norm Needleman
Norm Needleman is an American Democratic politician and businessman, a Connecticut state senator for the 33rd district since 2018 and First Selectman of Essex since 2011.
Norm Nixon
Norm Nixon (Norman Ellard Nixon, born 1955, Macon, Georgia) is a retired NBA point guard, Duquesne product, 1977 first-round pick who won two titles with the Lakers and finished with the Clippers.
Norm of a field element
The norm of a field element, N of alpha, is the determinant of the multiplication-by-alpha map for a finite field extension, taking values in the base field K.
Norm of the North
Norm of the North is a 2016 animated comedy film about a polar bear who travels to New York to stop an Arctic real-estate development.
Norm Peterson
Norm Peterson (Hillary Norman Peterson) is the fictional beer-loving bar regular played by George Wendt in all 275 episodes of NBC's Cheers (1982-1993), famous for the "Norm!" entrance gag and unseen wife Vera.
Norm Slater
Norm Slater (Norman Bernard Slater, 1894-1979) was an American rugby player with the Olympic Club of San Francisco who won gold in men's rugby at the 1924 Paris Olympics; older brother of captain Babe Slater.
Norm Taber
Norm Taber (Norman Stephen Taber, 1891-1952), American miler from Brown University: 1912 Olympic bronze in the 1,500 m and gold in the 3,000 m team race; set the official mile world record of 4:12.6 in 1915.
Norm Talley
Norm Talley is an American DJ and producer from Detroit, a foundational deep house figure since 1982 who forms the trio Detroit Beatdown with Delano Smith and Mike Clark.
Norm Van Brocklin
Norm Van Brocklin, nicknamed The Dutchman, NFL quarterback for the Rams and Eagles, 554-yard single-game passing record (1951), 1960 NFL champion and MVP, first Minnesota Vikings head coach (1961-66), later Falcons coach.
Norma
FC Norma Tallinn, Estonian football club (1959-1997); won five Estonian SSR titles and the first two restored-republic championships, 1992 and 1992/93; distinct from aktsiaselts Norma.
Norma (opera)
Norma is a two-act tragedia lirica by Vincenzo Bellini to a libretto by Felice Romani, premiered at La Scala, Milan, on 26 December 1831 for Giuditta Pasta. Based on Soumet's Norma, ou l'Infanticide, it features the aria Casta diva and a famously demanding Druid priestess title role.
Norma Arm
The Norma Arm is a spiral arm of the Milky Way with near-side and far-side portions, about 3 to 4 kpc from the Galactic center.
Norma B. Clayton
Norma B. Clayton is an American industrial engineer and retired Boeing executive who, over 20 years there, became vice president for Learning, Training, and Development before retiring in 2016.
Norma Bates (Psycho)
Norma Bates (Psycho) is the fictional mother of Norman Bates in the 1959 Psycho novel, and later appeared as a lead character in the series Bates Motel.
Norma Crane
Norma Crane (Norma Anna Bella Zuckerman, 1928–1973), American stage, film, and television actress best known as Golde in Fiddler on the Roof (1971); also Tea and Sympathy and They Call Me Mister Tibbs!
Norma Croker-Fleming
Norma Croker-Fleming (Norma Croker, later Norma Fleming; 1934-2019), Australian sprinter and long jumper. Won 4x100m relay gold at Melbourne 1956 in world-record 44.5, fourth in the 200m, first Queenslander to win Olympic athletics gold; competed at Rome 1960.
Norma Foley
Norma Foley is an Irish Fianna Fáil politician who has been TD for Kerry since 2020 and Minister for Children, Disability and Equality since 2025.
Norma Graham
Norma Graham (Norma Van Surdam Graham, born 1944) is an American experimental psychologist and Centennial Professor Emerita at Columbia University, elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1998.
Norma Hernandez
Norma Hernandez is an American Democratic politician from Melrose Park who represents Illinois' 77th district in the House and chairs the Illinois House Latinx Caucus.
Norma Jean (band)
Norma Jean: Douglasville, Georgia metalcore band formed 1997, formerly Luti-Kriss, named for Marilyn Monroe's birth name. Nine albums from Bless the Martyr & Kiss the Child (2002) to Deathrattle Sing for Me (2022); no original members remain.
Norma K.C. Ramsay
Norma K.C. Ramsay (1944–2026) was a Canadian-born American pediatric hematologist-oncologist at the University of Minnesota who helped establish bone marrow transplantation as a treatment for children with leukemia.