120: Number of students by which the Office of Undergraduate Admission hopes to increase the incoming first-year class, Dean Greg Roberts said
80: Number of the additional students who will be in-state
1,269: Number of University students who studied abroad during the 2009-10 academic year
9: Number of suites in the Fitzhugh dormitory on Alderman Road affected by a water leak during Winter Break
12: Number of larcenies reported on Grounds in December 2010
2: Number of constitutional amendments proposed by the Honor Committee for next month's spring University-wide elections
1: Number of times the triviality clause has been reworded for clarity during the last decade
60: Percentage of student-voters needed to approve the proposed changes if at least 10 percent of the student body votes
.8: Amount in billions of dollars the University's capital campaign must raise by Dec. 31 this year to meet its $3 billion goal
5.7: Amount in billions of dollars of the Pell Grant Program that may be cut by Congress in light of the bleak fiscal situation
25: Number of points the Virginia men's basketball team allowed Duke to score during the first half last Saturday
51: Number of points the Virginia men's basketball team allowed Duke to score during the second half Saturday
3: Number of consecutive losses for the Virginia men's basketball team
123: Number of issues the 121st Cavalier Daily staff has published
5: Number of issues The Cavalier Daily's 121st managing board still needs to publish before it can finally retire from its official duties and get a reasonable amount of sleep at night
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