Freshers’ Fair.
With this years Imperial Freshers’ Fair rolling around, I wanted to revisit some of my favourite images from the event.
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Freshers’ Fair is a great event to cover as the campus erupts with colour and activity. Over 340 clubs and societies set out their stalls and run a host of activities to attract recruits from the new and returning students. It’s not everyday you see cheerleaders on the Queen’s Lawn, but Freshers’ Fair is one of them.
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This is one of my favourite Freshers’ Fair images – students brightening up the Queen’s Lawn with an impromptu dance, making an excellent shadowplay on the pavement.
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A giant furry green reptile in the Student union? It has to be Freshers’ Fair.
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The Imperial College Union sign up another year’s new recruits.
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The Imperial Immortals American Football Club drum up business underneath the Queen’s Tower.
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The Imperial College Archery Club always seem so cheerful, and here they are signing up a new recruit in an image that was used on the College’s website homepage.
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The expressions are great in this image. These lads were thrashing the rowing machines so hard in competition that they were lifting off the floor and bending in the middle.
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A very different day for the lifts in the Sherfield building.
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