Connecting Societies and Cultures 13 The Surrey scrapbook
The1990s
I had so much fun being part of the Stage Crew (we had a gig or disco pretty much every night) and loved my course too. The University has such heart and soul as well as commitment to learning and research. I felt very well looked aſter.
Lisa Cave, Psychology 1991
Life on campus was vibrant, with people from so many places organising excellent events. I watched many exceptional movies that I would never have known if not for those cinema enthusiast colleagues.
Pedro Quental, MSc Telematics 1995
Bare Facts student newspaper 1996 Aerial view of the campus in 1992 You were listening to:
My favourite memory is when we threw a roll of toilet paper out of the window of a top-storey Cath Court building and it rolled all the way down the hill. Security came round and told us off and we tried to tell them it wasn’t us!
Dr Yogesh Thankey, Chemistry with Management 1998
Snap: I’ve Got the Power; The Farm: Altogether Now (Rachel Gourdin, Materials Technology 1992)
Ace of Base: All That She Wants; Sinéad O’Connor: Nothing Compares 2 U (Karen Dixon, Applied Psychology & Sociology 1993)
D’ream: Things Can Only Get Better (Steve Lane, French & Economics with International Business 1996)
Oasis: Wonderwall; The Verve: Bitter Sweet Symphony (Eleonore Brocard, Nursing Studies 1998)
The Library, prior to its gold metal cladding
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