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This Searchable PDF Listing Name Old classmark Old Date Classmark Date Cambridge ABACUS (Association of British and Chinese University Students) 675 1994- ACUA (see Association of Cambridge University Assistants ADC (see Amateur Dramatic Club) AIESEC Cambridge (see Industrial Society 611 1979- ASTMS (see Association of Scientific Technical & Managerial Staffs) AUT (see Association of University Teachers) Aartvark 557 1989 Acedemia Hispanica 410 1971- Academical Frugg Dancing (not a scoiety - goes in MP) C. U. A Cappella Society [CUACS] 783 C. U. Action Aid Group 837 1994 Cambridge & District Action for Epilepsy Group (not University) Action for South Africa 192 1971- C. U. Actors (see University Actors) Cambridge Actors' Workshop 296 1971- Addenbrooke's Revue Society 169 1971- C. U. Adult Education Group J1212 pre 1970 Adult Student Organisations - Cambridge area (not University) C. U. Aeronautical Society J1240 pre 1970 C. U. Africa-Caribbean Society 350 1971- C. U. African Society 337 1971- C. U. African Students Club J1265 pre 1970 Agricultural Society (material in MSS Dept.) C. U. Ahmadiyya Islamic Society 485 1986- Cambs. Aid To Tibetans Association 299 1971- C. U. Air Squadron J1292 pre 1970 151 1971- C. U. Algorithmic Trading Society 871 2016 Alliance Students 617 1987 C. Alpine Club J1358 pre 1970 Altera europa (C. Central And Eastern European Society) 407 1971- Alternative Homosexual Group 463 1971- C. V. Alverstone Club J1372 pre 1970 Amalgamart Group 384 1971- C. U. Amateur Boxing Club J1375 pre 1970 13 1971- Amateur Dramatic Club (A. D. C.) (MSS material also deposited in MSS dept.) (1971- includes some pre-1971 material) J1381 pre 1970 2 1971- C. Amateur Operatic Society (1971- includes some pre-1971 material) J1386 pre 1970 220 1971- C. U. Amateur Rugby League Football Club 445 1971- American Football Club 541 1987 C. U. American Society 883 2016 C. U. Amnesty International Group (Material also in MSS dept.) J1390 pre 1970 3 1971- Amoral Sciences Programme 663 1994 C. Anarchists J1394 pre 1970 325 1971- C. U. Ancient Literature Society 905 2018 Anglian Diggers 197 1971- C. U. Angling Club 166 1971- C. Anglo-Chinese Friendship Committee J2782 pre 1970 Anglo-Chinese Society J1440 pre 1970 C. Anglo-French Association J1450 pre 1970 C. U. Anglo-Irish Studies Society (Formerly Hibernians Society) J4518 pre 1970 157 1971- C. U. Anglo-Japanese Society 275 1971- C. Anglo-Polish Society J1455 pre 1970 C. U. Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic Society J1456 pre 1970 5 1971- C. U. Anglo-Saxon Society (See C. U. Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic Society) C. Anglo-Soviet Friendship Committee J1457 pre 1970 Anglo-Spanish Society (See C. U. Spanish Society) C. Animal Aid 401 1971- C. U. Animal Rights Group 483 1985- C. U. Animal Welfare Society J1459 pre 1970 C. U. Anime And Manga Society 830 2011 Anthropological Club (Material in univ. archives) C. U. Anthropological Society 6 1971- C. U. Anthropological Study Group 263 1971- C. U. Anti Society 273 1971- C. U. Anti-Apartheid Group (? Newsletter to Per) 476 1985- C. U. Anti-Female Sufferage League J1460 pre 1970 Anti-National Union Of Students (See C. Non-Political Students) C. U. Anti-Nazi League 591 1992 C. Anti-Nuclear Campaign 412 1971- C. Antiquarian Records Society 17 1971- C. Antiquarian Society (Material also in MSS dept.) J1470 pre 1970 167 1971- C. U. Anti-Racism Group 536 1986/87 C. Anti-Sexist Action 468 1971- C. U. Anti-Socialist Union J1495 pre 1970 Aquinas Society J1540 pre 1970 C. U. Arab Society 799 2008 Arcades J1560 pre 1970 Arcadians 416 1971- C. U. Archaeological Club J1565 pre 1970 C. U. Archaeological Field Club 7 1971- C. Archaeology Field Group (Previously part of C. Antiquarian Society) (Newsletter to Per) 652 1978- The Archimedeans (1971- includes some pre-1971 material) (Material also in MSS dept.) (Newsletter to Per) 79 1971- C. Architects Club J1570 pre 1970 C. Architectural Society (Founded 1846) (Material also in MSS Dept.) J1578 pre 1970 C. Architectural Society (Founded 1919) J1579 pre 1970 ARCSOC 864 2016 Areopagus J1585 pre 1970 310 1971- C. Arnold Society For Education J15890 pre 1970 C. U. Artists' Club (Material received post-1970: 1A [J1628]) J1628 pre 1970 C. U. Arts and Crafts Society 908 2018 C. Arts And Leisure Association 168 1971- Artscheme 386 1971- C. U. Arts Society (Material received post-1970: 1A [J1641]) J1641 pre 1970 C. Arts Theatre Trust (A selection of programmes from around 1950) 842 ? 1950- C. Arts Workshop 255 1971- C. Asian Music Circle / Group J1660 pre 1970 198 1971- Asparagi 527 1987- C. U. Assassins Guild 793 2003 C. U. Association J2607 pre 1970 C. U. Association Football Club J1670 pre 1970 342 1971- C. U. Association For Freedom 229 1971- C. Association For The Advancement Of State Education (Not university) Association For The Study Of Snow And Ice J1680 pre 1970 Association Of Assistant Librarians, Eastern Division (Not university) Association Of Cambridge Theatre Societies 834 2004- Association Of Cambridge University Assistants (formerly New Museums Club) (Material also in univ. archives) J6080 pre 1970 303 1971- Association Of Friends Of The French Volunteers J1690 pre 1970 Association Of Scientific, Technican And Managerial Staffs 462 1971- C. Association Of University Teachers (also see 819: University And College Union UCU: 2011-) J1705 pre 1970 295 1971- C. Astrological Association 381 1971- C. U. Astronomical Society 8 1971- C. U. Atheist And Agnostic Society [CUAAS] 728 2006 Athenaeum Club, Cambridge J1710 pre 1970 C. U. Athletic Club J1714 pre 1970 9 1971- C. U. Austin 7 & Vintage Car Club 222 1971- C. U. Australian Society 461 1971- C. U. Automobile Club (Material also in MSS dept.) (Commentary, news & newsletter to Per) J1750 pre 1970 10 1971- Avalon C. Blake's Seven Society 434 1971- C. U. Bach Society 256 1971- C. U. Backgammon Society 405 1971- C. U. Badminton Club J1860 pre 1970 387 1971- C. U. Baha'I Society J1865 pre 1970 11 1971- C. U. Ballet Association (Founded 1977) 235 1977- C. U. Ballet Club [CUBC] 741 2003 C. U. Ballet Society J1870 pre 1970 C. Ballet Workshop (Not university) C. U. Ballroom Dancing Team 554 1989- C. U. Bangladesh Shamity [Society] 560 1989- C. U. Banjo And Mandoline Club J1890 pre 1970 C. U. Barnardo's Society 846 2012 C. U. Baroque Ensemble [CU3E] 814 2004 Baskerville Club (Material also in MSS dept.) J1930 pre 1970 C. Basketball Club (Founded 1970) 277 1970- C. Bat Group 406 1971- C. Bateman Ensemble 179 1971- C. U. Beatles Appreciation Society 460 1971- Bedslats 'N Roll (Not university) C. U. Beethoven Society 597 1992- C. U. Belarusian Society 784 ? C. U. Belgian Society 882 2016 C. U. Benjamin Britten Society 174 1971- Beshara - Cambridge (Not university) Beth Shalom Reform Congregation 436 1971- Beyond profit [Cambridge University] 856 2012 C. Bibliographical Society J2100 pre 1970 80 1971- Bibliophile Union of the University of Cambridge 862 2015- C. U. Bicycle Club (Material in MSS dept.) J2120 pre 1970 C. U. Biological Society [Bio Soc] 796 ? C. U. Biological Society [Uroboros] 639 1993- C. Bird Club (Bulletin to Per) 12 1971- C. U. Blind Wine Tasting Society [CUBWTS] 743 2006 Blue Room Society (see C. Poetry Society) C. U. Board & Wargames Society 569 1990 C. U. Boat Club (1971- includes some pre-1971 material) J2225 pre 1970 425 1971- C. Book Club J2280 pre 1970 C. U. Botanic Garden Association J2290 pre 1970 C. U. Bowmen 264 1971- C. U. Boxing And Fencing Club J2310 pre 1970 C. U. Boxing Club (see C. U. Amateur Boxing Club) C. U. Brass Band Society (Founded 1896) 562 1989- C. U. Brazilian Society 823 2011- C. U. Brewing Society 911 2018 Bridge 574 1990- C. U. Bridge Club 14 1971- British And Foreign Bible Society J2344 pre 1970 British Empire Shakespeare Society, Cambridge Branch J2360 pre 1970 C. U. Broadcasting Society 258 1971- C. U. Broadway Savoyards 812 2005 C. U. Browning Society J2370 pre 1970 Brush And Palette Club J2380 pre 1970 C. U. Buddism & Meditation Society 852 2014 C. U. Buddhist Society J2500 pre 1970 15 1971- C. Budiriro Society 16 1971- C. U. Business Association [CUBA] 727 2006 C. U. Business Club (incorporating Investors' Insight Club, City Society, Young Entrepreneurs) 624 1993 Cabinet (see C. And Isle Of Ely Naturalists' Trust) C.A.U.T. (see C. Association Of University Teachers) C. S. Lewis Society 586 1991 C. U. Caledonian Club J2540 pre 1970 Cambridge And Commonwealth Friendship Council 35 1971- Cambridge Forum 627 1993- Cambridge Miners Support Group (Bulletin to Per) Cambridge Rag 693 1995- Cambridge Society (Founded 1977) 189 1977- Cambridgeshire & Isle Of Ely Naturalists' Trust (later Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust) J2587 pre 1970 290 1971-1983 Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust (previously Cambridgeshire & Isle Of Ely Naturalists' Trust) 290 1983- C. Camden Society (Material also in MSS dept.) J2618 pre 1970 C. Camera Club (Not university) C. Campaign Against Health Cuts (Not University) C. Campaign Against Racialism 312 1971- The Campaign Against Sanctions In Iraq [CASI] (Founded In 1997) 768 1999- C. U. Campaign Against The Arms Trade 577 1991 Campaign For Equal Citizenship [Equality] For Northern Ireland 526 1987 C. U. Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament (? C. Student…) J2619 pre 1970 231 1971- C. Campaign For Real Ale 171 1971- C. Campaign For Soviet Jewry 506 1982- Campaign For World Development J2620 pre 1970 Campus 289 1971- Camscene 224 1971- Camus J2630 pre 1970 C. U. Canada Club 96 1971- The Cambridge Canadian Club 786 2003 C. U. Canadian Club J2640 pre 1970 C. U. Canal Club (Newsletter to Per) 172 1971- C. U. Canoe Club J2641 pre 1970 29 1971- Cantab Capriol Society For Courtly Dancing [Early Dance] 439 1971- C.
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