
Are you referring to Air Traffic Controlling or something else?
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
Nope. Just wood and acrylic: bit.ly/bc-hatchery-lasers
Great question! I’ve watched students study with music (through their headphones) and also ask my helpers and me for silent space so I guess it depends on which has helped you study better in the past. I suggest try both and then decide. As for snacks, my Post-it Note diet keeps me full and energized to answer questions like yours so I recommend it.
I’m sorry to hear about this. Bigotry is NEVER okay. If you have personally experienced bigotry or saw it happen, I suggest reporting it to the Office of the Dean of Students (https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/offices/studentaffairs/sites/dean-of-students/about/contact-and-hours.html)
1979 https://bit.ly/1979MCIS, all day long. There is so much bombast on this record that its a relief to hear a stripped down, heartfelt and hazy pop song. The guitar playing on this track is a delight!
I mean, that sounds like a terrible idea and I don’t really eat, but OK. I think I’d go with the one first gen AirPod. Less mass is probably good here. Also not really sure how the noise canceling works, worried there might be resonance issues.
Tough call! It depends on how you define “best.” Paul & Ringo have had the longest, and Paul’s been the most productive & done the most concerts, and Ringo seems the happiest, but John is often credited with the most meaningful and lasting influence with Imagine, and George’s work is heralded for creatively blending many musical styles. It’s important to remember that the arts aren’t sports, so superlatives are necessarily subjective.
They have a fantastic chance. With a front line of Raphinha, Lamal and Lewandowski they have an attack that can hurt any team. It is a shame that a final of Barcelona vs PSG is not possible because of the brackets but there is a strong possibility of a semi final taking place between those two teams, and that should be a cracking game. Personally the wall is a big Villa fan, so perhaps there is a chance that Ascensio, Mings and co will be booking tickets to Munich in May.
Hmm. Not sure if that’s a comment or a question. That’s the title (The Open Veins of Latin America) of a very notable book by Eduardo Galeano about waves of European and American colonialism. It’s still frequently assigned in lots of classes on Latin America. If you’re looking for more on Latin American history and culture you could take a look at some of our suggested resources: https://bit.ly/bc-latam. Galeano also wrote on lots of other topics, and we have many of his works in English and Spanish.