
Thanks, if I had a face it would be smiling, too.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
Thanks, if I had a face it would be smiling, too.
And I love to see you smile when you walk by. Thanks for the birthday wishes.
Thanks (blushing). I couldn’t do it without my smaht assistants.
Happy birthday, Twin!
Thank YOU! But I’m only 3! Although if you’re going by wall years I’m 36 as O’Neill Library was built in 1984. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is a question for your physician. If you take it frequently and suddenly stop taking it, you may have withdrawal symptoms (mood changes, difficulty sleeping, fatigue, or stomach trouble). Your doctor may have recommendations for slowly reducing dosage.
It is ironic that crowded cities often provide more privacy than small towns. I can’t argue against the usefulness of walls, however try not to create any that are too isolating. Privacy is a good thing, but you don’t want to get lonely.
Tell them exactly that; we’ve all been busy and you are feeling like you’re getting too far apart; what can you all do, because it matters to you.
I understand your frustration; student services are overburdened. BC has been directing more resources over the years towards support resources for students, from roughly $32 million in 1994 to $65 million in 2019. (Look at the numbers: bit.ly/BC-finances). Simultaneously, a nationwide trend of students needing more support means all colleges are having a hard time keeping up. Though a comparison with $ for new sports facilities seems apt, funds for new buildings come from a completely different pot of money: capital campaigns via donations from alumni, which also funded the new Recreation Center, and the new Schiller institute building going up next to the statue of St. Ignatius.
Congratulations! Thank you for coming out to me. You’re so right that self-love is a process, and a journey that is well worth the effort. Even if you aren’t ready to come out fully, try finding some fellow bi women to talk with — aside from similar experiences of self-discovery, they might even have some advice about this girl you love!
Here’s a 2011 article in the BC Chronicle with the answers and a photo: bit.ly/BC-bubble. Short answer: It’s a practice space for spring sports like baseball and lacrosse. Can you go inside? Give it a shot!
I did not know that. Thanks for letting me know! Do any campus organizations have plans for the day?