Yes, Cheer up! There will be a rest from studying soon!

My favorite kind of scat! Did you mean F=ma? I picture Sir Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree, scat-singing until an apple falls on his head.

Oh! Goodbye then, and best of luck to you. Come back and visit if you can.

With honesty and good listening skills. Take heart, the library is the best place to find love, based on my experience with my beloved Library Door.

It isn’t something you need to know before you graduate… as you move on in life it may become clearer to you. Don’t stress about past accomplishments, look towards what you want to accomplish ahead. And congratulations!

I’m not sure! Probably not a serious health concern as this is often related to hormone fluctuations, but if it’s weighing on you, definitely go talk to someone from Health Services (bit.ly/BostonCollegeHealth) or if you are going home for the summer soon, talk to your PCP.

If you believe there’s a way to bridge the gulf, consider it. Only you know why your ex is your ex. Good luck.

That’s often the best answer to that question, but I would argue it isn’t always, and the questioner needs to look deep into what went wrong and whether real change has occured since then.

So many great opportunities these days. Take classes here at BC. Make use of the Language Lab (bit.ly/LangLabBC). Free apps like Duolingo (one of my helpers recommends SpanishDict). There’s also online courses via the BPL (you can get a free eCard) at bit.ly/MangoBPL. Watch spanish language videos on YouTube or other platforms (with subtitles). ¡Buena suerte!

Well, since there’s no official competition, it’s up to you to set the bar for what you mean by “win,” then do that.

The Times is not a publication of the Communist Party, so… no?

I’m a homebody, so gotta go with the 305 here.

Well, I hope you feel better now that you’ve gotten that out.

So many things to do. A couple of suggestions: take the walk all the way out to the Jefferson Memorial. Definitely check out the Smithsonian, but also try one or more of the smaller museums: the National Gallery of Art, the Holocaust Museum, and the Spy Museum are all great. Have lunch or dinner in Little Saigon in Arlington. Take a walk in the gardens at Dumbarton Oaks. More great suggestions here: https://bit.ly/bc-dc. Have fun!

I agree! I hope everyone does amazing! Almost done with finals for this spring semester! Go you!

It’s a little different for different people, but common signs are: excitement or nervousness upon seeing or thinking about someone, an urge to find out everything about them and tell them everything about yourself, wanting to be in their presence more than anyone else’s, and talking about them until your friends tell you to shut up. Look for the Chinese verse on the wall right now; it describes love poetically.

Nah. It’s all way too messy for that to be the case.

Los exámenes terminan pronto. ¡Que tengas buena suerte!

I’m sorry to say therapy dog visits are on paws right now, but there are other ways to destress. Here are some furry & feathered staff pets: library.bc.edu/virtual-pets-2021. Coffee and cookies will be available every night in the O’Neill lobby through the exam period. Might I also suggest group hugs with friends? Getting outside in the beautiful spring sunshine and smelling the plum blossoms is also therapeutic.

A great place with a long history. Good place for falconry, flatbreads, and spaceports.

Transitions can be scary, I know. My neighbor was once a book display case and transformed to a video monitor. You made a home here, which means you’re good at making a home in new spaces, and you’ll do it again.