(Taken from California Monthly, February 1995, published by the California Alumni Association)

Height of Hoover Tower, in feet:	285
Height of Campanile:	307
Percentage of robber barons among Cal's founders:	0
Among Stanford's founders:	100
Number of volumes in the Berkeley Library:	8,000,000
In the Stanford Library:	6,300,000
Number of foreign languages offered at Berkeley:	52
At Stanford:	30
Number of musicians in the Cal Band:	164
Number of students who mill around holding musical instruments in the Stanford Band:	140
Number of elements in the periodic table named after UC Berkeley or its faculty:	3
Number of elements named after Stanford or its faculty:	0
Percentage of Stanford freshman class given admissions perference because their parents attended Stanford:	11
Percentage of Cal students who get such ``legacy'' preference:	0
Number of years during which Stanford students could drop a course on the day of the final or repeat a course for a better grade without penalty:	24
Percentage of all Stanford grades last year that were A's or B's:	90+
Amount that the Office of Naval Research accused Stanford of overbilling the government for ``research-related'' costs like depreciation on a yacht and flowers for the president's mansion:	$185 million
Estimated amount that Stanford spent on auditors to check its books after the scandal broke:	$23 million
Amount that Stanford eventually returned to the government after the audit:	$1.2 million
Tuition at Stanford:	$18,669.00
Tuition at Cal:	$0.00
( Fees at Cal:	$4,621.50 )
Cost of annual membership in the Stanford Alumni Association:	$75
In the Cal Alumni Association:	$40

(Note that some figures may have changed since this information was published. The Campanile, however, is still taller than Hoover Tower.)