<p>When will classes be posted for Winter 2009?</p>
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<h1>I’ve been thinking of doing that experiment now. I’ll try it out with a squirrel. </h1>
<p>PoorPluto, October 27.</p>
<p>What I want to know is HOW they found it out. </p>
<p>Was someone wrapping Christmas presents in the lab…in a vacuum or something?</p>
<p>Probably someone people do out of boredom. I’m also wondering when the schedules will be posted for winter quarter.</p>
<p>Pink, Why don’t you drop by their office and just ask them?</p>
<p>Chances are that they used the tape to hold something in place, like a cable, and then they accidentally or purposely pulled on it through a feedthrough, which caused it to pull on the tape. They were probably able to detect it immediately depending on what they used to monitor their experiment.</p>
<p>It could have been like a ‘W.T.F.?’ moment where they were trying to troubleshoot another problem, which it turned out to be caused by the production of x-rays.</p>
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<p>October 27. Google it next time.</p>
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<p>Mmm. That was kinda hot.</p>
<p>okay, for my math midterm grades… if almost everyone got As and Bs does that mean the professor will probably curve down, or leave it, or what?</p>
<p>thanks in advance</p>
<p>uuucla, it depends on the average… in any case, most professors only curve the final grades for the class. So he/she will most likely make the next exam(s) incredibly difficult to spread out the grades. At least that’s what I would do…</p>
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<p>I’m assuming by As and Bs you mean 80s and 90s because they’re generally not the same thing in math classes here. ckings86 is right - professors will make later tests more difficult to force a distribution. I wouldn’t expect more than 25% of your class to end up with an A.</p>
<p>There are some policies that require you to “complete a term”. What does that mean? Is a term comprised of a certain amount of units?</p>
<p>What ever happened to Newton? :(</p>
<p>when is the last day to drop a class?</p>
<p>For Letters and Science undergraduates to DROP nonimpacted courses with transcript notation and per-course fee through URSA - November 14</p>
<p>For Letters and Science undergraduates to DROP nonimpacted courses by petition with instructor approval, per-course fee, and transcript notation - December 5</p>
<p>Please click and review the links I give you
[Calendars:</a> Fall 2008](<a href=“http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/calendar/calf08.htm]Calendars:”>http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/calendar/calf08.htm)</p>
<p>where could i get the best price for a fridge? or does anyone have one that is not in current use? mine broke down, i think. my milk got all clumpy and the fridge isn’t that cool… all i need is a small one.</p>
<p>Is it possible to change my financial aid from commuter to on campus for the winter and spring quarter?</p>
<p>dwm:</p>
<p>craigslist!!!</p>
<p>okay, what is my enrollment time based on? is it somewhat randomized?
because someone else with the same # of units is ahead of me by like 6 hours… not fair =(</p>
<p>Chill. It’s mostly random. First is priority (which is all random for everyone, I think.) Then, its first/second pass, and they are based on class standing (# of units) but have different levels, which are random. So, if you have second year standing, you’ll be assigned a time randomly during the time for second-years sign-up, and same goes for 3rd years and 4th years. If you have any 4th year friends you’ll notice they’ll probably have enrollment like 2 days before you…</p>
<p>[UCLA</a> Schedule of Classes: Enrollment Appointments](<a href=“http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/soc/enrollappt.htm]UCLA”>http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/soc/enrollappt.htm)</p>
<p>within the window of time for your class standing (sophomore, for example), your appointment is assigned randomly.</p>
<p>who do I talk to about major changing? I really want to switch out of engineering major.</p>