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you know where you check your room, roommates, and move in time? it’s the last page :)</p>
<p>Ah, dang. They screwed up my move-in time. So it’s totally okay if I don’t have any parking permit when I move in, right?</p>
<p>I also received a parking permit for move-in day. Unfortunately, I would be arriving several hours before my assigned time. Would I still be allowed to park?</p>
<p>Also, would anyone happen to know if there is a place inside a residence hall triple room where I could lock my personal belongings?</p>
<p>yes don’t worry i don’t htink they check at all during move in days</p>
<p>sv is underneath sunset village’s courtside buildings… not sure about lot 7 but look along near hedrick area…</p>
<p>is it possible to take Math 3c after only taking math 31 a and 31 b , i haven’t taken 3b but i want to change my major and the new major requires 3c, do u think 31a and 31b will work as fulfilling 3a and 3b requirements, should i talk to a counselor ?</p>
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<p>@laserbase if you shipped it to your correct dorm address, they should (and I seriously doubt it will get there before Saturday, much less Monday).</p>
<p>@confidentiality</p>
<p>This is essentially how it works: you can download most things under the radar, but once you start uploading thats a red flag. The school assumes you download professors notes and other school related media so as long as you do direct downloads like rapidshare there shouldnt be a problem. There is, however, no reason to upload anything and things like limewire (pft) which are peer to peer auto-upload or ‘seed’. </p>
<p>The youtube to mp3 converter is harmless if you have a software.</p>
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So you should still be able to torrent if you limit your upload speed to 0?</p>
<p>^ theoretically yes. I still wouldn’t for two reasons: torrenting typically involves files above 500mb (Im just throwing in a number) which may stand out if someone happens to be monitoring the network. The other reason is it’s against torrent etiquette to download a torrent and not upload it when you’re done. </p>
<p>personally, Im just going to wait until I go home on weekends to do my business. If I just HAVE to have something Rapidshare would be my best option since those things are always rar-ed or zipped anyway.</p>
<p>@gotlactose No, you still will be on the network of peers, although your effective upload bandwidth is 0. Don’t be stupid and torrent on UCLA’s network. I know from experience.</p>
<p>There are a lot of ways besides torrent… If you insist on using torrent, then you gotta protect yourself in some other ways…</p>
<p>So it’s alright to download from warez sites that give links to rapidshare files?</p>
<p>I have another question:
Where do you buy football game tickets? And what about basketball games?</p>
<p>Are there any guidelines that a professor must follow in giving out grades where the individual grades in the class are numerical? Does UCLA have some guidelines that say a 93% must be at least an A or something like that?</p>
<p>Ok thanks.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if is it too late to do alcohol edu? What happens if you never do it?</p>
<p>Is it true that Art & Arc 10 does not require a book? I read this somewhere (and I sure hope this is the case, I have enough books).</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>yes, it does not require a book. readings will be on his website, which he will email you soon.</p>
<p>Sweet, thanks!</p>
<p>Is there any place in a residence hall triple room where I could lock up my personal belongings?</p>