
Speaking as a wall that sometimes gets rained on, it’s wet to me!
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
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.
I haven’t played those, but one of my helpers says he prefers Elden Ring because of the expansive world and because the game mechanics are more accommodating to newcomers, while still providing a fun challenge for Soulsborne veterans. He has yet to beat Elden Ring in its entirety, but thus far, his favorite bosses have been General Radahn and Morgott, the Omen King. Also really loves the Siofra River area. And if you haven’t checked, there are a zillion top 10 bosses discussions all over the gaming web.
It’s worth checking the library catalog at library.bc.edu to see if we have a copy. That will also show you if your professor has put it on the reserve shelf, which lets you borrow a book for a few hours at a time. Just ask the folks at the desk directly behind you as you face me.
My Library helpers and their colleagues have a few favorite books to share:
Oh man, so many possible interpretations of that question. https://bit.ly/bc-rule. I’m feeling rectilinear, so I’m going to say “tracing a line in pencil along a straightedge”.
My Library helpers and their colleagues have a few favorite comfort movies to share:
13 Going on 30
Babe: Pig in the City
Before Sunset
Belfast
The Big Year (1996)
The Blues Brothers
Chicago
Cool Hand Luke
Dirty Dancing
The Fifth Element
A Fish Called Wanda
Heavenly Creatures
It’s a Wonderful Life
Kiki’s Delivery Service
A Knight’s Tale
Moonstruck
My Cousin Vinny
My Life as a Dog
National Treasure
No Country for Old Men
O, Brother, Where Art Thou?
The Place Beyond the Pines
The Prince of Egypt
The Princess Bride
Pride and Prejudice
Riding in Cars with Boys
Singin’ in the Rain
Some Like it Hot
Something’s Gotta Give
The Sound of Music
Swingers
Titanic
Welcome! You will make friends, but you may need to be a bit more proactive than students who have their res halls to provide a context for socializing. Reach out to students in your classes, get involved in extracurricular activities (including ones for off-campus students, like Taste of Off-Campus bit.ly/BCTasteOC.)