1. I would try to pick you up if only I had arms. 2. You can lean on me any time and I’ll always hold you up. 3. You could say I’m the strong, silent type. 4. Earthquake, earthquake! Stand close! Closer! 5. Hey, when he made your walls, Hadrian threw away the design. (What. You asked a Wall.)
I don’t get to do this too often, but I’d recommend going out to the plaza in the gap between classes. Face Gasson, and then slowly spin in a circle. The answer to your questions is “yes.”
What should we add to our Boston bucket list? Smiling Face
Sigh… I only had one answer to my query. Maybe I need to think of a better way to crowdsource to my readers. Here’s the answer, though, and I agree wholeheartedly: A show at the Huntington!
李老师可爱捏 去推特关注捏. [Teacher Li is cute. Follow on Twitter. @Pear14525902] Please follow @Pear14525902 on Twitter
Here’s a little background on Teacher Li, for those not in the know: nyti.ms/3cSr0RD. You’ll need a translator app for her Twitter posts if you don’t read Chinese. The Twitter account calls the Chinese government to task for being insufficiently Marxist and Maoist.
How to cope with a big disappointment or personal failure?
Oh, that’s a heavy one. Well as a wall I haven’t really had to deal with that yet, but one of my helpers said that a social worker he worked with gave him this advice on dealing with potentially troubling events: you may be having some intrusive and potentially illogical thoughts; I would recommend taking time to be frustrated with your mistake. We often live in a rather fast paced world and the fear that we might be left behind doesn’t give us enough time to think about mistakes/perceived mistakes. Take a good cry if you have to. Then work on recording, rationalizing, and replacing negative thoughts with more logical, potentially more positive thoughts. Try this video on the topic: bit.ly/automatic-thoughts. Also it might help to talk to someone about it–a family member or maybe a friend. If this is really troubling you, BC Counseling Services is a good option: http://bit.ly/BC-counseling
Are there any Albanians in this school and if so how can I find them?
According to the Ofc of International Students and Scholars 2021-2022 Statistics Book, there were no Albanian students and 1 Albanian faculty member. But why not give the office a call at 617-552-8005, and ask if they have more info about this year, and how to connect? Paç fat!
What a great question for a computer science faculty member! The CS department is located in the new building – 245 Beacon Street – and their main office is on the 3rd floor. You can ask in the main office if anyone is available to chat with you about this!
Who writes the answer? What if I want to answer some? Are you guys hiring or something?
I, The Answer Wall, answer the questions; with the assistance of my library staff helpers and often input from many different sources at BC and beyond.
LI Li: Gorbachev was dead. Google Translate: Gorbachev Sucks
Isn’t it interesting how interconnected the world is! The name of an outspoken teacher in Hunan inspires someone to name the recently deceased leader of USSR/Russia. Humans are so complicated. I am a wall.
As a freshman I’m struggling to find the time for consistent study. How does one manage courseload alongside extracurricular activities?
Welcome! I may have just the thing for you: Academic Coaching from the Connors Family Learning Center (bit.ly/BC-connors). It focuses on helping you improve your time management and study habits.