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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at BC chapter.

This giggly Gloucester gal has as much love for fun as she does for Boston’s sports and energy.  You may recognize her blonde hair and bubbly personality from Upper Campus, the Chocolate Bar on Thursday nights or the BC hockey games on Friday nights.  If you haven’t seen her around campus, now is your chance to get to know this caring cutie!
                                                                                                          
The Basics
Name:  Krystina Novello
Hometown:  Gloucester, MA
School/Year:  A&S, 2015
Major:  Undecided-but thinking about Economics and interested in Psychology
 
BC Life
Activities/Clubs:  Way Point Adventure with First Year Service Program
Best Class:  Courage to Know with Bonnie Rudner
Worst Class:  General Chemistry
Bapst or O’Neill:  Bapst (when serious studying needs to be done) but O’Neil during the day when socializing is permitted
Favorite Place to Eat:  Hillside (paninis… duh!)
Favorite BC Sport: Hockey
Favorite hangout on campus: green area on Upper Campus or Chocolate Bar
 
Fun Facts:
Favorite Movie:  Bridesmaids
Favorite TV Show:  Modern Family
Celeb Crush:  Ryan Gosling or Tom Brady (not bad options)
Dream Job:  Working for an international nonprofit organization
Ideal Girl:  Blake Lively
Ideal date: Red Sox Game… no questions asked!
Deal Breakers: He has to have manners and respect.  Just be able to have a conversation during dinner dates (if they happen with freshmen guys at BC).
  
Looking Back on your First Semester as a Freshman:
 
What was most embarrassing moment so far here at BC?
I was doing my laundry in the basement of Fitzpatrick and walking back to my room, I miscalculated the floors.  I went to the second floor (boys floor) instead of the third floor (my floor) and tried entering my code into the room in the same location as mine.  Go figure, the boy who lives in that dorm comes up behind me as I am trying to punch in the code and probably thinks I am trying to break in or something.  He asked, “What are you doing?” and I walked away calmly trying to avoid awkward eye contact.
 
What advice would you give yourself for second semester? Don’t expect anything so that you are not let down.  I believe that without expectations, I can let everything and anything happen. And knowing this, I learn that everything happens differently… in a good way though.  Coming to BC, I thought I was going to be a Bio major but then realized that science was not my thing. Now I can explore other classes.
 
What do you like to do for fun here on or off campus?
For fun, I really like going to concerts and of course shopping in Boston. I also like going to classes at the Plex.
 
What guilty pleasures have you indulged in to help you escape for the stresses of school?
My guilty pleasure definitely has to be watching the Kardashians. It’s a love/hate kind of thing.  I can’t forget eating Dove chocolates (Ever read the inspiring quotes on the wrapper?).  So addicting!
 
How would your friends that you’ve met so far describe you in four words?
According to my friends, I’m “bubbly, happy, giggly, and energetic.”
 
What are you looking forward to coming into your second semester at BC?
I am actually really interested in the different classes that I am taking and have still yet to take. Already, without hesitation,  I can say that Courage to Know is my favorite class and I have only had two classes.
 

Julianne is an Ohio native studying communication at Boston College with a concentration in journalism. She got involved with Her Campus BC when the chapter launched in December 2010. She began as an editor and contributing writer, and since has moved up the ranks to Campus Correspondent. Aside from working for Her Campus, Julianne is a certified personal trainer at Boston College's Flynn Recreational Complex and teaches group fitness as well. During her sophomore year, Julianne was a part of the Arrupe Program at BC and traveled to Guatemala, learning about the culture, political, social, economic, and religious issues of the country. Her goals post graduation include writing for a health and fitness magazine or working in communications for college or professional athletics. As for now, however, she is enjoying life at the University she loves so much! An avid hockey and football fan, one can always find Julianne in the stands rooting on BC and the Boston Bruins! Other hobbies include running, yoga, cooking, baking, and photography.