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There’s only one way to find out – and it’s not by asking ME. Best wishes!
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
There’s only one way to find out – and it’s not by asking ME. Best wishes!
You would have me choose between New Year’s and Christmas? One makes me feel all warm inside, like I’m taken care of. The other makes me feel like I’m ready for new beginnings. Neither is really complete without the other.
RAWR!
Thanks for the rimes — good ones! I’d never encountered Slint before today, and at least one of my assistants was surprised to hear of an 80’s punk band he’d never encountered. Thanks for the tip! They must be the most Coleridge-adjacent punk band ever!
A bun-loving assistant of mine thanks you — she will show her rabbit this beautiful drawing.
Play is indeed a state of mind. Thanks for the reminder.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you & yours, too!
Hi! Pleased to meet you.
Thanks for reminding me of hedgehogs! There’s supposed to be a movie about a blue one that’s really fast sometime next year.
Thanks, Merry Christmas to you & yours, and see you in 2020!
I’m feeling the love! Thanks. ?
A generous soul receives benefits and wishes the same for others. Merry Christmas, generous human!
Back atcha! ?
Why, thank you! You, too! I hope you enjoy my holiday raiment of snowflakes. See you in the new year!
For the most likely birth decades for those marrying now, Nicholas was the 19th most popular baby name for boys in the 80s, and Rachel was the 16th most popular for girls. In the 90s, Nicholas jumped to 6th, while Rachel inched upward to 15th. That’s a lot of Nicks and Rachels out there, so the likelihood of a Nick/Rachel marriage is quite high. BTW, this data comes from the Social Secuirty Administration (bit.ly/SSANamesData) and it’s fun to play with.
How sweet! ILY2.
But I’m moving on with mine
Yes, let’s!
For many positions, your GPA is just not the deciding factor. Schedule an appointment with the Career Center (bit.ly/BC-career) to discuss how to proceed with a GPA you don’t want to highlight. And take some comfort in the latest BC Outcomes data, which does not talk about GPA, but must cover many people with less than stellar grades: http://bit.ly/EaglesLanded18
Who knows? There’s a new coach in town and that means a whole new regime. It will be a building year, but we could also be surprised.