
I find meaning in being supportive because I’m a wall. Where you find meaning might change throughout your life but some questions to think about are: What am I good at? What brings me joy? Where can I make a difference in my community?

Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library

Romantasy is one of my favorites. Keep in mind, stand alone books in this genre are harder to come by. Throne of Glass is an 8 book series by Sarah J Maas we have digitally (bit.ly/bcl-throne-of-glass). The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon is a long, satisfying duology with a bonus novella coming out later this year (bit.ly/bcl-priory-of-the-orange-tree). The Hedgewitch of Foxhall by Anna Bright is a stand alone we have digitally (bit.ly/bcl-hedgewitch-of-foxhall). Don’t forget the BPL has a much more when it comes to this genre. Authors to peruse: Jennifer Armentrout, Holly Black, Saara El-Arifi, Scarlett St. Clair, Naomi Novik, S. A. Chakraborty. Carissa Broadbent.

I don’t claim to understand topological geometrodynamics (TGD) theory, but I do know some basics about scientific method, which includes the maxim “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” M. Pitkänen doesn’t provide extraordinary evidence to support Masaru Emoto’s contentions that his emotions affected water crystallization or rice fermentation.

If you’re trying to find someone on campus with a motorcycle, I recommend asking on the subreddit r/bostoncollege (reddit.com/r/bostoncollege/). If you are interested in buying a motorcycle, it depends on how much money you have but if money is tight, Craigslist (boston.craigslist.org/) is always an option.

Mistakes happen and are part of growing up and discovering who you are. The most thing is that you shouldn’t have to make big decisions alone. BC has several resources available to help you, such as the Career Center (bit.ly/BC-career), Center for Student Wellness (bit.ly/BCStudentWell), or the Academic Advising Center (bit.ly/BC-academic-advising). If you need help finding other resources, I recommend talking to one of our friendly library staff at O’Neill or one of our other libraries (library.bc.edu)

Great question! I suggest you contact the Office of Student Involvement (bc.edu/osi) or the Campus Activities Board
(https://bc.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/cab) and ask if a rapper could be booked to come perform at BC.

My guess is stress. But, if you’re experiecing sadness every night, you deserve some support. BC Counseling Services (https://bit.ly/BCUCSOptions) is a great resource– start with telling them this question and go from there. I for one want you to be happy and thriving.