I'm now teaching a course at UCLA, to UCLA undergraduates, on these collapses of societies.

I was a theater student at UCLA.

He gave a series of lectures on Japanese literature at UCLA.

I was told at UCLA Medical Center as one sealed system.

But what you're looking at here is the work of some scientists from UCLA.

I'd learned these prior to coming to UCLA, and I decided they were very important.

And then on October 29th, the first packet switched message was sent from UCLA to SRl.

And then on October 29th, the first packet switched message was sent from UCLA to SRl.

AK So stepping back for a quick second, when I was at UCLA going to grad school,

Because I found out we had a number of years at UCLA where we didn't lose a game.

What really bugs my UCLA undergraduate students is, how on earth did these societies not see what they were doing?

We're working on projects now even wing flapping things the size of hawk moths DARPA contracts, working with Caltech, UCLA.

Using this technology, the specialists at UCLA Medical Center were able to identify where that compression in the hose pipe was occurring.

As a basketball coach at UCLA, I liked our practices to be the journey, and the game would be the end, the end result.

So, to give you another example, in 2008 a group in UCLA were looking into the patterns of burglary hot spots in the city.

The Getty here is moving their books to the UCLA, which is where we have one these scanning centers, and scanning their out of copyright books, which is fabulous.

You can look down in the brain of a child in a variety of tasks that scientists have at Stanford, and MlT, and UCSF, and UCLA, and a number of other institutions.

And I said, Well, I'd want one that knew why he was at UCLA to get an education, he was a good student, really knew why he was there in the first place.

And I believe the teaching profession it's true, you have so many youngsters, and I've got to think of my youngsters at UCLA 30 some attorneys, 11 dentists and doctors, many, many teachers and other professions.

When I graduated UCLA, I moved to northern California, and I lived in a little town called Elk on the Mendocino coast, and I didn't have a phone or TV, but I had U.S. mail, and life was good back then, if you could remember it.

Well, a number of years later, I graduated from UCLA and I found myself at NASA, working for the jet propulsion laboratory, and there our team was challenged to create a 3D visualization of the solar system, and today I want to show you what we've done so far.

So we took some of their blood serum and sent it down to UCLA they added it to a standard line of prostate tumor cells growing in tissue culture, and it inhibited the growth seven times more in the experimental group than in the control group 70 versus 9 percent.