It depends… 96 000 of what, exactly? I’m hoping it’s not fleas…
Help! I need your help. I’m facing a dilemma I can’t untangle.
So, I have 2 movies on my plate: In The Heights (from Lin Manuel The Great) and Twisted (From Starkid The Great). They are both around 2 hours and 20 minutes long and I really want to watch them both (but with popcorn). What should I watch first? On first hand, In The Heights is newer, so maybe I should get in early, but on the other hand, Twisted is a comedy. I really don’t know, please help me.
Allow me to introduce my friend, the Spinning Spinny Thing, who is often helpful in matters like these. Also a big movie fan, so won’t steer you wrong. http://bit.ly/bc-spinny
Are all 3.6 billion men emotionally stunted?
That seems really unlikely, but sorry you have occasion to ask.
Not trying to compare suffering … but just want to say that ace is a real thing,
and we need more conversations ab that on campus as well… ?
“Ace” disambiguates to dozens of different things – I am very sorry you are suffering and please let me know which ace it is you want more conversations about.
Oh I was responding to the previous lgbtq+ post-it from someone else. But you’re right that ace refers to lots of things…
It doesn’t hurt to have conversation ab the intersection of them all! Oh and I’m not really suffering, things can be a blessing if you look at it differently. Anyway, what’s your plan for July 4th? ?
Glad to hear you’re ok! Since O’Neill is open on July 4, I’ll be here in my usual niche. But the library is closed July 5th, so who knows, I may sneak down to NYC and visit my Dad.
HUG! I think we should do a study…
on whether utilizing library answer wall positively impact students’ mental health, academic achievement, and well-being. I bet it does! 🙂 🙂 🙂
HUGBACK. That would be great! The major trick would be to correlate (anonymous) posts with students’ (confidential) academic and mental health records. Hmm… It might have to be a survey study unless you can get the creative folks at the Lynch School on board.
I pooped my pants at school and no one came to help :( I hate high school….
High school can be a very difficult time, for sure! If you are on an IEP or 504 and someone is supposed to be helping you with toileting issues, you or your parents should make the school aware that this is not ok. If you are not currently getting accommodations but think you may need them, I also suggest you or your parents approach the school about this.
Hey wall! My parents keep telling me to go get another COVID vaccine shot of a different brand just in case.
If I already got fully vaccinated, is it really recommended/safe to get a different shot? Do we have enough research to show that it doesn’t cause harm? What’s the risk/benefit? I feel so bad for people around the world who don’t get access to vaccine. 🙁
The science isn’t really in on that question yet, so I’d wait until the CDC or local health authorities say that’s a good idea. There are some results here from a small, preliminary trial in Spain: https://go.nature.com/3zzc6WL, but I’d summarize the discussion as “we just don’t know yet”.
I feel bad of my sexuality
I seem to only get aroused by men which points that I may be bisexual/gay and I hate it. I grew up in an Asian family and they are completely against any LGBTQ people. What should I do? I feel trapped and burdened.
You’re less alone than you think. I recommend as a first step that you find at least one trustworthy person outside of your family with whom you can discuss your questions. That may relieve the burden somewhat. If you want a way to discuss your questioning without judgement, I recommend the social support meetings at bagly boston: https://www.bagly.org/youth-programs. BC’s Office of Student Outreach & Support has links to national help networks and also offers support to BC students: bit.ly/LBGTQBC. I hope you find a way to explore your identity with support and love.
Do you know Omegle? What are your thoughts on it?
You should never go on the Internet and talk to strangers. Oh, wait, that’s what I’m all about ?. The anonymity is a good feature; I wouldn’t advise giving any identifying info. And be aware, you could be subjected to some pretty offensive content, so if you’re not prepared for that, there are other ways to communicate with people.
Hey wall! Can u let ur facility friends or the campus landscape people know that the tree on the cliff outside of Oniel/Maloney 4th floor is growing very abundantly and might need a haircut?
IOW, it would be great to cut the leaves and branches a bit cuz it’s blocking my sightseeing view. 🙂
I’ll pass the word along. Pretty great view from there!
How are you?
100% perpendicular.
Hey wall! Who would our new VP for Student Affairs be? Ooof!
My ears are attuned to many walls on campus, but the ones involved in hiring are very secretive. As they should be.
What are your opinions on the animated children’s TV show Caillou?
I have not watched it, but have heard some very strong responses to it from parents of young children and they have not been positive. It has a 4.0/10 score on IMDB, which is telling. But slightly higher than Barney (at a shocking 3.9/10.) Clearly, there is room in the early childhood programming world for something better.
Do you know where I can find a tutor for SPSS?
I recommend contacting Data Services for their assistance and advice: dataservices-ggroup@bc.edu
Hiya wall! It’s me writing to you at Midnight! How you doing?
Not bad, not bad. Thanks for asking. Get some sleep!
Is it bad to not support pride month?
I personally have some friends who are LGBTQ, and I don’t want to upset them by saying I don’t support them, but I don’t really love pride month. Does that make me a bad person?
I think you and the LGBTQ+ folks you know might have a different definition of “friend,” if your definition doesn’t include supporting the month that celebrates an important component of their identities. Many LGBTQ+ folks are facing familial pressure, pressure from institutions and friends, and legal battles against living as their authentic selves. Pride month is a bulwark against this erosion of their right to live openly as LGBTQ+. You might not “love” pride month yourself, but please think about how important it might be to people you love.
Hi, how are you ?
Hi, I’m alright, which for a wall is as right as it gets. (Right, get it? Right angle? Sigh… wall humor, sorry.)
BAT Hi wall! I was chased by a bat at Gasson basement!
Idk if my previous post went through, but there was a bat who looked drunk and lost flying at Gasson basement and bumping into the doors! At first, I thought it was a sparrow, but it turned out to be a bat! I meant to let this poor thing out, but it started to chase after me! Ahhh! What’s the best way to approach the situation? I didn’t want to call BCPD and didn’t want anyone to kick me out of Gasson! Should I go get check-up by a doctor? Would I get a new strain of COVID? I don’t want to be known for spreading a new wave of the pandemic! Or, would I become a Batman? Do you know if it spreads disease? It looks quite cute though! :p
That’s a cute little bat! I’m sure it would be happier outside; echolocation must be really confusing indoors. It seems unlikely you’d catch anything from a bat just being in a room with it. I hope someone was able to get it outside. One of my assistants has used the towel technique (throw a towel on it, then bundle it up to carry it outside), but I don’t suppose towels are readily at hand in Gasson. If you see another bat in a BC building, try calling the BCPD non-emergency number (617) 552-4440.
Well that’s the dilemma! I would really hope that helping a bat is captured under the help-seeking policy at BC since I feel like BCPD really likes to send me to student conduct! 🙁 😕 But the towel trick sounds nice! I’d love to hold that cute little thing. 🙂 And yes I know where to find a towel in Gasson… I know lots of secret spots on campus lol
Many good samaritan efforts are generally covered under the “better to ask for forgiveness than permission” policy in the world at large. I’m glad you know where to find a towel. I’m sure you’re an important resource for other students in need.
I am really scared
So I was being hungry and in a rush, so I decided to make a sandwich. I don’t know why I did it, it was so stupid, but I put the butter with the aluminum package in the microwave. I saw some sparks before shutting it down. I’m so scared I might loos my microwave. It worked great for the next week, but what if something happens all of a sudden? I can’t afford to loose it, it’s the only friend that understood me. What should I do? I feel so helpless and lonely.
Not stupid, just hungry! If you caught it quickly you should be fine. USDA says “Prolonged arcing can damage the oven and/or the utensil. If caught at once, arcing should not damage the oven.” For more info, see: bit.ly/MicroOops. I’m more concerned about the loneliness. The Office of Health Promotion has some useful tips to help with that (bit.ly/BCSocialize) and you can also set up a consultation with a wellness coach, or if you are in distress, please consider consulting University Counseling Services (bit.ly/BC-counseling).
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