
2 simple ones: spend more time outdoors, and spend more time with people.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
It happens, but very rarely. Libraries are big on patron privacy, so we redact names of individual community members. This is also not a space for speech that’s hurtful or hateful about people or groups of people.
I have never tasted Indian or any other food so I asked my library helpers. These are their favorite Indian Restaurants in Boston (we’re not sure how many of them are frequented by BC students, but maybe you can start a trend!).
I’d love to get to know you better, so my selfish answer would be “yes.” Boston College is an amazing place. I can’t judge whether it is the right choice for you. Learn as much as you can and see if your goals align with BC and whether you generally want what BC has to offer.
YES!!! Try Wellness Coaching from the Center for Student Wellness: bit.ly/BC-wellness-coach
There are MANY self-care options that don’t involve drugs, which often come with side-effects that undermine self-care.
If your ideal place is both big and small, both university and liberal arts college, and full of people who want to change the world for the better, it might be the place for you!
BC is not everyone’s ideal place, and I hope you find one where you are happy. I will miss you!
We’re just good friends… But seriously I am spending time getting to know them. We all need to know what they can and cannot do. I have caught them out in some huge fibs! They have also helped me out in other cases. We need to make sure we are working with them ethically.