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If you're a North American academic, sign here.

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Whatever anyway look at these puppies

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the sigh of relief i let out after clicking on the last block of spoiler text

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Faculty expressing solidarity with students during this movement cannot go unnoticed.

Free Palestine

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in another universe life hurts a little less

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Poorly drawn Charmander line.

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decomposition

lenticular riso prints!

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Not a cell phone in sight. Just ppl living in the moment

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by Petros Giannakouris

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Monk – 6.07: Mr Monk And The Daredevil

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i hate when ppl act like the only reason to not like a "sad" ending is because you can't take it or whatever. personally as a tragedy enjoyer, i hate a poorly written ending. i hate an ending that is just kind of a bummer. i hate an ending that feels mean-spirited to the audience. i hate an ending that's redundant. i love a sad ending that is thematically consistent, poignant, and bespoke to the rest of its narrative.