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Don’t forget we have a wonderful nursing librarian that may be able to help you strategize to make things easier!

It depends a lot on the circumstances. Would it make anyone safer or happier? I’m inclined to say no, but think carefully about why you’re considering it and the likely effects. And talk to some more uninvolved people about it.

when the chile is tea but the finna is gag, sis i’m dead as a chile

Bob Marley & the Wailers (but they didn’t shoot the deputy).

This is a thing you should talk to a bunch of different people about, because it’s helpful to have a variety of perspectives on big decisions. Education, particularly at BC, is not about making you a better job candidate. It’s about making you a better person. My advice is: major in something you love and try to get some practical experience in work you might like. Your second employer is unlikely to care about your major or your GPA, only what problems you can help them solve.

I don’t get out of O’Neill to where the clubs are at to have an opinion, but the Office of Student Involvement has a list of Student Group of the Year Award recipients from the last seven years that might be helpful to check out! https://bit.ly/student-group-award

I’ve never met your girlfriend, but they seem like a lovely soul. My partner, O’Neill Lobby Door, is similarly the most amazing door in the world, so I totally get what you’re feeling

Locate yourself on the far side of shelving from major routes. Gravitate towards stairwells on the 4th and 5th levels. Or find “the spot” (IYKYK). But if you want true solitude, explore the Theology & Ministry Library on the Brighton campus.

Sure, it exists! It’s right there, on that post-it! No, but seriously, it looks like there are some helpful answers to this question on math stack exchange.

Every life has dignity and worth.

Student Affairs cultivates events around voting and civic engagment, including some later this week: https://bit.ly/3Uz8rHN I encourage you to keep voting, encouraging your friends and family to vote, and maybe dip your toe into a Political Science class or two!

Life is uncertain, and love has its own schedule. It often shows up at the most inconvenient times.

Food is something I don’t have a lot of expertise on… okay, zero expertise. This is a question I would ask your friends and classmates about!

Maybe!

The trapdoor in the stage floor. It beats trying to fit through the script, though usually in the margins there’s room to stand.