The Wall

Amazing. Iconic. She really is the music industry.

I feel like May 19th would be a really good day for Ivy to be a surprise song.

Maybe Monty Python can help you decide: bit.ly/philosopher-song. Or if you mean it more seriously, I highly recommend browsing The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy table of contents: plato.stanford.edu to see just how many aren’t from Europe. I’m partial to Plato: “…like someone who takes refuge under a little wall from a storm of dust or hail driven by the wind, the philosopher—seeing others filled with lawlessness—is satisfied if he can somehow lead his present life free from injustice and impious acts and depart from it with good hope, blameless and content.”

I like to think the best of folks unless proven otherwise, and since there is so much disagreement, I’m gonna give him the benefit of the doubt.

I’ve always been very intrigued by a unique study spot up on O’Neill Level 4, row 268, in the Spanish Lit call number range (take a look!). But find your best spot with this quiz: libguides.bc.edu/animal

I don’t see anything on tap right now, but if you’re into ska, here’s a thread with some other currently performing bands you might like: bit.ly/r-slash-ska.

Don’t overthink it, and don’t count yourself out before you run the experiment. I’m rooting for you!

But… I haven’t gone anywhere. I’m right here!

If I had fingers I’d cross them! Good luck!

I M A Wall

Here’s a hand for anyone who needs it.

Here’s a hand for anyone one who needs it.

Puttshack, Versus Boston, Stage Karoke Studios, Lawn on D, Darryls Corner Bar, Level 99

I’d like to travel more. I get out sometimes for conferences, but it’d be nice to go out West for a while, see some pretty rock walls.

I am so touched! But I am in a committed relationship with The Lobby Door, so I will have to turn down your sweet proposal.

Awwwww ❤️

Wishing you many years of married bliss! ❤️❤️❤️

Your best bet for this would be a study of all four Gospels, like this one by a BC faculty member: https://bit.ly/bc-synoptic.

Wisdom, courage, temperance, and justice are certainly all virtues worth pursuing. As a wall, I kind of have no choice but to be indifferent to whatever fortunes befall me, but that approach isn’t for everyone. Here’s a short introduction in O’Neill Library: bit.ly/bcl-intro-stoicism (call number: B528 .I59 2018).

Not sure what the right motto is here, but, glory to the Primarch!

One thing I love Wikipedia for is disambiguation. There’s a lot of Joes out there, but maybe you mean one of these? bit.ly/WhichJoe.

I would try to push back on them to provide sufficient information. If you have an urgent or crisis situation, please contact them using these instructions: bit.ly/UCSCallCrisis

You do you – or whichever warrior you are channeling. Me, I’m a softy!

That philosopher who makes the most arguments that are both valid and sound, and also most relevant to the most lives.

1. Nietzche 2. Camus 3. Kierkegaard H.M. Plato

We all have our favorites.