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76SocietiesA Broad Range of SocietiesWhatever you’re interested in, there’s probably a group in Cambridge devoted to it!Cambridge has groups focused on things as diverse as debating, dance, drama, environmentalsustainability, literature, science, food, drink, music, and even juggling! If you’re thinking aboutbecoming involved in student journalism, Cambridge also has three very active and well readstudent publications: The Cambridge Student (TCS), The Tab, and Varsity, as well as CamFMthe student radio station.The three main political parties also have very active societies in Cambridge. There are alsonumerous community groups and charities looking for student volunteers, including RAG(raising and giving) and Linkline (the student listening service). Budding thesps should makesure to check out the ADC (Amateur Dramatic Club on Park Street), and keep an eye out forauditions advertised at www.camdram.net. For a full list of Cambridge societies, go to thesocieties directory!.CUSU Supports societies through organising events, offering training and assisting withpublicity. There are two main ways to find out more about the different societies atCambridge: the CUSU Societies’ Directory, and the CUSU Societies’ Fair.Societies Directory & New SocietiesThe directory is available online at http://www.cusu.cam.ac.uk/societies/directory. It lists all ofthe societies in Cambridge and how you can get in touch with them to find out more aboutgetting involved. If you spot a vacancy for a new society, why not start one yourself? For moredetails about how to go about doing this, check out the CUSU website, or contact Dom theCoordinator on coordinator@cusu.cam.ac.uk.