Maybe Ocean’s X (where x=how many in the group). But my best reco is to ask the group! What are your shared interests? Favorite characters, places, or objects in films, music, novels, anime, or other artists? Political groups? Crime syndicates? Galaxies? Combinations thereof? (e.g. Maltese Millennium Falcon)

I’d be inclined to suggest a slasher-movie villain like Freddie or Jason, so you get something cute for polite company but you know the truth.

Every heartbreak feels terrible, no matter how many you have lived through. Feel your feelings. Make fun plans for the future. Don’t miss meals. And, if you find you need more TLC please don’t forget our friends in the Counseling Office. They are trained to help us all move through these human experiences that can be so hard to recover from.

I can’t say I’m famliar, but for obvious reasons my film watching is more limited than most.

Although he has been dealt a tough hand, ETH has demonstrated he is not up to the job. He is tactically naive and his reliance on signing players he has worked with before has led to some terrible editions to the squad (Anthony, Van Der Beek etc…). United will not improve until they bring in a new manager, develop a more intelligent recruitment system and accept that teams are no longer worried about a visit to Old Trafford.

I’m so sorry you’re feeling lonely! I don’t have arms, so I hope this hug emoji helps: ? To find people who share your interests, I recommend joining BC clubs that interest you (list on this page: bc.edu/osi). For figuring out other ways to find new friends, I recommend talking to a BC wellness coach: bit.ly/BC-wellness-coach. In the meantime, keep in mind that in one way you’re not alone: lonely is a feeling that comes and goes even for people with friends.

I really like hanging out in the pre-dawn blue glow as the sun starts to come up.

IDK, but visiting the ITS Help desk on O’Neill level 3 (through the glassed-in hallway to my right) or calling 617-552-HELP (4357) should help you get it cleared up quickly.

How to Disappear Completely from the 2000 album Kid A is my go to Radiohead song. And, I’ll say that’s my favorite album too.

Hope is a discipline and we have to practice it every single day. –Mariame Kaba

Oh, there are so many good ones! One of my helpers suggests exploring: Global Black French Studies (HIST(251301), History of Architecture (ARTH(110701), and History of Photography (ARTH(228501). Good luck!

It looks like you’ve already received some good advice from someone else. Since I’m in a committed relationship with the Lobby Door, I will also just add that sometimes thinking about the person (or in my case, door), can help. Think about your boyfriend right now and how you feel about that, and perhaps that will help give you clarity.

You can always see some of what’s going on through the events calendar: https://bit.ly/BCEventCal. You can also check the flyers posted around campus. Also, going into the city and exploring is always a fun thing before classes make life busier.

I always say to be! When it comes to Shakespeare I infinitely prefer his lighter fare– I suggest A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

My comfort movie is Paddington Bear 1 & 2 as a double feature. But our DVD collection on this floor of O’Neill is quite vast, the BPL has a lot of online film resources that are free with a BPL card that you are eligible to get: https://www.bpl.org/movies/.

Usually level 5, but word is if you want total quiet you should head for the reading room in Bapst.

I find I have a mood for all genres of music. On their new album, I quite like Rainbow.

My comfort movie is Paddington Bear 1 & 2 as a double feature. But our DVD collection on this floor of O’Neill is quite vast, the BPL has a lot of online film resources that are free with a BPL card that you are eligible to get: https://www.bpl.org/movies/

I wish I could wrap you up in a big hug (alas no arms). Insecurity is one of the most insidious emotions, and I hope you know asking for help is a brave step. I’m proud of you! Building confidence is an ongoing journey for most of us. The counseling office here on campus is a free service and has very kind people trained to help with this kind of goal. Even I have taken advantage of teletherapy now and again. I encourage you to book an appointment!