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Germ U short courses feature learning experiences that will educate and empower you on even the busiest of days. Each segment is under fifteen minutes but worth a lifetime of thought. This week the History Channel teaches us about the history of this Celtic holiday and how the American film industry has shaped how we view Halloween today.
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For more information about Halloween’s fascinating history, check out Germ’s The History of Halloween by Lauren Drop!