
San Francisco 🙁 So close!

Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library

I’ve heard the National Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art is a can’t-miss, as is Gyeongbokgung Palace, the 14th Century dwelling of the Joseon Dynasty. Try to book a stay of at least one night in Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional area not far from the Palace. Nearby: Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art, where you can also have tea & snacks under outdoor pavilions. The National Museum of Korea is excellent (Yongsan neighborhood). The most important Buddhist temple in Seoul is Jogyesa; if you’re into temples, another is Bongeunsua in south Seoul. Finally, you MUST catch a baseball game: 3 KBO teams play in and around Seoul. Public transit is amazing in Seoul. Buy a T-money or Cashbee card from a convenience store, and top it up with cash.

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 and some online animal cams: library.bc.edu/virtual-pets-2021. And BC has peer wellness coaches, who I’m sure have a ton of ideas for de-stressing: bit.ly/BC-wellness-coach.

As a wall I’d have a hard time transferring, but for you humans, I’d say it all depends on where you feel you’d fit best. Before you make a decision, talk to friends and advisers about why you feel the lack of fit here, which will either clarify what you want in another place, or open up possibilities here.

He’s young, he’s one man, and football is a team sport: players, even QB’s, don’t solely make or break a game. He missed some options in blitzes, but also, his team and coach should have accounted for his lack of veteran reflexes and created a better wall of protection.

I went to my colleagues at the Burns Library for help answering this question! Are you thinking of Robert L. Keane, S.J. Captain, Chaplain Corps United States Navy (retired). BC ’71, A.B. French – Philosophy? Burns Library (home of the University Archives!) is always ready to help you with your questions about the history of BC and its community members: https://libguides.bc.edu/burns/contact

While this wall hasn’t gotten around to playing it yet, it seems a fair few members of the BC community have! I hope the changes were refreshing, and that the gameplay was entertaining.

Old favorites will always be there for you to return to; it sounds like the Reload was a fun time and provided some variety (which is the spice of life!)

Alas; time does fly by when you’re having fun!

Maybe time to get outside and enjoy some fresh air. Tomorrow you could even play in the snow; that should cheer you up. After that, maybe get some recommendations from friends for a new game.