` :I think rather than graffiti, it was a quote from a prominent person at the time of building.  The only hit I've got while searching is that it was Ruskin who called it a dinosaur in a fair isle sweater.   == College Life/Buildings == I have a bit of an issue with the sentence ``This reverses a trend of the early 1990s when the number of rooms on campus was reduced in order to make conversions into en suite rooms, making them more attractive to conference delegates.`` and am thinking of revising it unless anyone has any objections, and expanding to include more information about the Acland site. Specifically: * It (and the previous sentence) probably belong more in the Buildings section than College Life? * It seems a bit biased and could probably lose the conference delegates reference (which originally did continue on for another sentence but was removed).  I think that converting rooms to en-suite was probably just as beneficial to students who now have private bathrooms rather than have to traipse to a shared toilet. (perhaps there should be a brief section about the College's conference business too, if people do want it highlighted?) * Can anyone cite a reference about the reduction of number of rooms?  As far as I am aware (and I was there at the time), that's not true - virtually all rooms had a small study sub-room, and this is what became the en-suite bathroom, moving the desk into the larger main room.  In fact, because there was no need for the shared bathrooms, these were turned into extra (small) bedrooms and store rooms so the number probably increased by a few.  `