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By Jackson Barr, Brian Pulaski, Jeff Sprunger
| BiggerPockets Verified
Determination is KEY! Just over 2 weeks ago I had an accumulated debt of over 18 grand.
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For a More Ambitious Humanities Original

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By Jackson Barr
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
The humanities are getting smaller, and they’re thinking smaller, too. It is no well-kept secret that the humanities are in crisis. Enrollment numbers make this evident: the proportion of humanities degrees halved nationwide from 1966 to 2010. At Harvard, the number of arts and humanities concentrators fell by almost eight percentage points between 2011 and 2020 alone. External perceptions are often presented as the main suspects for this concerning drift.
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Body Doubles: coupling ten erotic thriller classics with underseen rarities • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

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By Travis Woods, Gemma Gracewood, Katie Rife Verified, Jackson Barr
| Letterboxd
“An endless thirst. Driving the streets at night. And I’m not sure what I’m looking for.” So homicide detective Melanie Hudson (Joan Severance) muses to herself as she night-prowls the streets of Los Angeles in the 1994 direct-to-video masterpiece Criminal Passion, a woman searching for mystery and danger—not for her to solve but for them to solve her. For some nameless, terrifying and alluring thing within her to be touched by the night, and to touch the night back.
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