Always cNORM before "\n"

Using cNORM after "\n" may or may not work, probably because of the
line buffered nature of standard output.

If an error is displayed immediately after a printf that has cNORM
after "\n", the error output sometimes "overrides" the cNORM, and you
may end up with a surprisingly colorful error message, not to mention
that this may also affect your prompt in the same manner.

The lesson is to always output cNORM before the ending "\n".