The number for the campus operator is (310) 825-4321. If you're looking for a specific office or department, the online campus directory is in the Related Links section.

There is a $75 application fee or you can requiest a fee waiver.

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Address: Los Angeles, CA, United States.

Phone:+1 213-740-2311.

Note, you could have got this information by visiting the University's web site.

Generally around 1,300.

"Average" can be a very misleading term. Classes at Yale range from one-on-one tutorials to small seminars to lecture courses of several hundred students. Seventy-five percent of Yale College courses enroll fewer than twenty students; twenty-nine percent enroll fewer than ten. Only about forty out of all 2,000 courses enroll more than 100 students. This means that there is a lot of student-professor interaction. In my experience, most professors are more than eager to talk to students and get to know them. There are some professors that have dinners at their houses that students are invited to, and every professor has open office hour for students to drop in and talk.

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University of California, Los Angeles

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FIM-148 in 2012

$143,358 USd for launcher

$86,014 USD each missle

UCLA won the national championship 7 times in a row from 1967 to 1973. They have a total of 11 national championships

Yes they're not a typical side line cheerleading team they're competitive.

Lew Alcindor changed his name to Kareen Abdul-Jabbar for the same reason that Cassius Clay changed his name to Muhammed Ali - because they are Islamic, and wanted their names to reflect that.

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The teams vie for the Victory Bell which the winning team keeps until the next USC/UCLA game and paints the school's colors.

Ray Bellamy University of Miami was not the first Black man to play for a major southern College sports (football) program.

My name is Bob Grant and I was actually the first in the year 1964, along with Ken Henry and William Smith at Wake Forest.

We went through that difficult and dangerous experience during the American Civil Rights struggle and I would really appreciate you correcting your error.

I was drafted by the Baltimore Colts in 1968 and played professionally with them and the Washington Redskins.

Thank You,

Bob Grant

Secretary/Retired N.F.L. Players Congress

Retired Baltimore Colts/Washington Redskins

Lew Alcindor's first year on the vrsity, the UCLA Freshman Basketball Squad was Al Camarillo, Andy Daggatt, John Ecker, Dick Glucksman, Fred Gray, Vytas Katilius, Phiol Klein, Steve Patterson, Bill Seibert, Bob Simon and Lee Walzcuk. The team went on to a 16 and 2 season, coached by Gary Cunningham and Jay Carty. Has the distinction of being the first UCLA basketball team to lose a game in Pauley Pavillion, but after that won 15 in a row. These plyers went on to Varsity the following year: John Ecker, Fred Gray, Steve Paterson, Bill Seibert and Lee Walzcuk. Some that did not go on played on an intramural record breaking team of ex Freshaman players called Gary's Wonders in honor of their Freshman coach .. the original team name that was not used because of poor taste was Wooden's Rejects ....

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Six!! All with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1996-97 and 1997-98. Greatest team of all time, because Jordan is best player of all time. Would have won at least eight consecutive championships if Jordan hadn't "retired" to play baseball in 1993-94 and 1994-95. Probably could have won two more championships after last one if coach Phil Jackson had not left, resulting in Jordan and Pippen also leaving the Bulls.

UCLA has appeared in 18 Final Fours: 1962, 1964, 1965, 1967-1976, 1980, 1995, 2006-2008. The 1980 Final Four was vacated by the NCAA due to violations, but technically, UCLA has appeared in 18 Final Fours, tied with North Carolina.

John Wooden played three seasons (1929-30 through 1931-32) at Purdue University.