Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
I went to my colleagues at the Burns Library for help answering this question! Are you thinking of Robert L. Keane, S.J. Captain, Chaplain Corps United States Navy (retired). BC ’71, A.B. French – Philosophy? Burns Library (home of the University Archives!) is always ready to help you with your questions about the history of BC and its community members: https://libguides.bc.edu/burns/contact
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Team work makes the dream work!
While this wall hasn’t gotten around to playing it yet, it seems a fair few members of the BC community have! I hope the changes were refreshing, and that the gameplay was entertaining.
Old favorites will always be there for you to return to; it sounds like the Reload was a fun time and provided some variety (which is the spice of life!)
Alas; time does fly by when you’re having fun!
It is always an amazing competition. I can’t make it, but I hope you can. Please report back on how it went.
Maybe time to get outside and enjoy some fresh air. Tomorrow you could even play in the snow; that should cheer you up. After that, maybe get some recommendations from friends for a new game.
I appreciate your encouragement!
Good heavens, I’m only 40 years old, let’s not rush these things!
I’m all for embracing life. But also know that sometimes saying no to give yourself time to rest is good too.
Savor it. Take time to enjoy the moments and not just think about the future.
Visit as many museums as you can- almost all of them are free! Also, take strolls around Kew Gardens and have picnics on Primrose Hill. And please say hi to the London Wall for me. Or say “Salve”–I hear the London Wall still speaks Latin…
I don’t do much in the way of RPGs, but glancing at synopses of their characters, I’d probably go with Misha…
There are so many wonderful places to see in Boston! The MFA and the Isabella Steward Gardner are great for museums, the Freedom trail will give you a good historical walk, and the Common and Esplanade are beautiful. My library friends have recommended restaurants like Barcelona, Brighton Bodega, Hokkaido Ramen Santouka, Blue Ribbon BBQ, and Asmara.
Ask open-ended questions and listen!
“I don’t have a tv either.” The human I know who used this has been with their human since 1977.
I have heard my library friends mention a few they admire: Jamie Vardy, T. J. Oshie, and Felix Batista.
I bet you do have untapped potential! Yay for wanting to develop more productive habits and better focus. Why not set up a wellness coaching session with the Center for Student Wellness (bit.ly/BC-wellness-coach)?
84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff. There is no action in this book, at all, although history passes by in the background. Just friendship and discussion of books and life in a charming epistolary novel.
I had my esteemed BC Libraries colleagues answer this for me, as my diet consists entirely of post-it notes. Here are their gustatory responses.
If only I had the powers of cupid! Hm, then again, I’m kind of glad I don’t; that’s a lot of responsibility, finding matches between people I hardly know. I’m sorry to disappoint. I recommend looking for friends first and foremost, and being your authentic self with them and everyone. Something will arise, have patience.
Why not contact the BC Alumni Association (alumni.comments@bc.edu or 617-552-4700/ 800-669-8430) and ask them what the best way to do this would be?
