more footnotes date February 2011 Image CambridgeUnionSociety Arms.png thumb The new coat of arms for the CambridgeUnionSociety. University debating The CambridgeUnionSociety , commonly referred to as simply the CambridgeUnion or the Union, is a Debate debating society in Cambridge , England and is the largest society at the University of Cambridge . Since its founding in 1815, the Union has ... and the Yale Political Union . The Union is a private society, and is distinct from the Cambridge ... and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange . History of the Society The CambridgeUnion was founded ... at the CambridgeUnionSociety c. 1887 . There is no longer a dress code for members attending debates today. Image Cmglee CambridgeUnion Society.jpg thumb Stitched panorama of the CambridgeUnionSociety building. Image CambridgeUnion Building External.jpg thumb The architectural detail on the exterior of the CambridgeUnionSociety s building includes intricate brickwork, stained glass and stone carvings. Image Cmglee CambridgeUnion debating chamber.jpg thumb The CambridgeUnionSociety ... may cause confusion. Despite the CambridgeUnionSociety s never having been a students union ... National Union of Students in 1924. Membership of the Society The CambridgeUnion receives no formal ... to today s youth . See also List of CambridgeUnionSociety Presidents List of CambridgeUnion ... union.org CambridgeUnionSociety , cambridge union.org http www.cus.org members running your union constitution CambridgeUnionSociety Constitution , cambridge union.org Political clubs and societies ... about history union ref . Additionally, the CambridgeUnion has served as a model for the subsequent .... The Union , as it has become known by Cambridge students, quickly rose to prominence in University ... length film have been shot on the premises. After nearly 200 years, the CambridgeUnion is still ... the academic year. The CambridgeUnion is sometimes confused with the Cambridge University Students ... more details
This is a list of president s of the CambridgeUnionSociety since its foundation in 1815. 1815 1916 class wikitable bgcolor ccccff Year Term President College 1815 Lent Mr E. Gambier Trinity College, Cambridge ... Bibliography http www.cambridge union.org showfile.php?ref constitution CambridgeUnionSociety Constitution External links http www.cambridge union.org CambridgeUnionSociety http www.martintod.org.uk CambridgeUnionSocietyPresidents.html Presidents of the CambridgeUnionSociety 1815 2005 Category Presidents of the CambridgeUnionSociety List Category Lists of people associated with the University ... unless there are extenuating circumstances. ref cite web title The CambridgeUnion s Laws and Standing ... Union during his time at Cambridge. ref cite web title Will Bailey s profile on the unofficial West ... Trinity 1816 Easter Mr E. Leycester St John s College, Cambridge St John s 1816 Michaelmas ..., Cambridge Sidney Sussex 1820 Easter Mr E. Whiteley Jesus College, Cambridge Jesus 1820 Michaelmas ... Mr J. Punnett Clare College, Cambridge Clare 1821 Michaelmas Mr J. Furnival Queens College, Cambridge ... s 1822 Michaelmas Mr W.H. Ord Trinity 1823 Lent Mr W. Blunt King s College, Cambridge King s 1823 ... St Catharine s College, Cambridge St Catharine s 1824 Easter Sir Alexander Cockburn, 12th Baronet Mr A.J. Cockburn Trinity Hall, Cambridge Trinity Hall 1824 Michaelmas Mr J. Haughton Pembroke College, Cambridge Pembroke 1825 Lent Mr W.E. Tooke Trinity 1825 Easter Benjamin Hall Kennedy Mr B.H. Kennedy St John s 1825 Michaelmas Mr J. Stock Peterhouse, Cambridge Peterhouse 1826 Lent Mr J. Wilson Trinity 1826 Easter Mr J.H. Smith Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Corpus Christi 1826 Michaelmas Mr C. Lillingston Emmanuel College, Cambridge Emmanuel 1827 Lent Mr C. Buller Trinity 1827 Easter John Sterling ... Corpus Christi 1829 Michaelmas Mr P.H. Crutchley Magdalene College, Cambridge Magdalene 1830 Lent ... C.G. Burke Christ s College, Cambridge Christ s 1835 Lent Mr G.F. Townsend Trinity 1835 Easter Mr ... more details
The Cambridge University Wireless Society CUWS is the amateur radio club of the University of Cambridge , England . ref http www.cusu.cam.ac.uk societies directory wireless Cambridge University Wireless Society , Cambridge University Students Union , University of Cambridge , UK. ref CUWS is one of the oldest still active radio clubs in the United Kingdom . It was founded on on 13 October 1920 ref http janus.lib.cam.ac.uk db node.xsp?id EAD 2FGBR 2F0265 2FSOC.96 Records of the Cambridge University Wireless Society , http janus.lib.cam.ac.uk Janus , Cambridge University Library , University of Cambridge, UK. ref and its call sign has since 1932 always been G6UW . The society operates a radio shack outside Cambridge and frequently enters amateur radio contests such as CQWW in both the single sideband modulation SSB and carrier wave CW category. Some notable ex members are Maurice Wilkes and Ernest Rutherford . fact date September 2010 References reflist External links http www.g6uw.org Cambridge University Wireless Society website Category Organizations established in 1920 Category Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge Category British radio Category Amateur radio organizations Category Amateur radio history ... more details
The Cambridge Philosophical Society CPS is a scientific society at University of Cambridge . It was founded in 1819. The name derives from the medieval use of the word philosophy to denote any research undertaken outside the fields of theology and medicine . The society was granted a royal charter by William IV in 1832. wikisource Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society The society has published several scientific journal s, including Biological Reviews established 1926 and Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society formerly entitled Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society , published since 1843 . Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society was published between 1821 1928, but was then discontinued. Members of the Society are called Fellows and are usually academics or graduate students involved in mathematical or scientific research within the University. The equivalent organisation for philosophers is the Cambridge University Moral Sciences Club Cambridge Moral Sciences Club . References cite book author A. Rupert Hall title The Cambridge Philosophical Society A History 1819 1969 date 1969 publisher Cambridge Philosophical Society isbn 0 9500348 1 9 External links http www.cambridgephilosophicalsociety.org Cambridge Philosophical Society Category 1819 establishments in England Category Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge Philosophical Category Learned societies of the United Kingdom Category Philosophical societies Category scientific societies Category Organizations established in 1819 UK org stub UCambridge stub ... more details
The Cambridge Antiquarian Society is a society dedicated to study and preservation of the archaeology , history , and architecture of Cambridgeshire , England . The society was founded in 1840. Its collections are housed in the Haddon Library on Downing Street, Cambridge Downing Street in Cambridge , Cambridge University s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology , and the Cambridgeshire County Record Office . Collections include archaeological publications, books, and periodicals, over 8,000 photograph s, nearly 3,000 lantern slide s, over 350 watercolour s, and Brass rubbing rubbings of monumental brass es. References and external links http www.camantsoc.org Cambridge Antiquarian Society Antiquarian Researches , The Gentleman s magazine , Volume 183, January 1848, pages 68 69. http www.archive.org details cu31924029566043 Archive.org Cambridge Antiquarian Society List of publications, 1840 1915 http www.archaeology.co.uk local societies cambridge antiquarian society.htm Current Archaeology entry http www.britishpamphlets.org.uk collections cambridge antiquarian society pamphlets.html 19th Century British pamphlets online http ads.ahds.ac.uk catalogue ARCHway publisherDetails.cfm?rcn 446 ARCHway Archaeology Data Service entry Category Organisations based in Cambridge Category History of Cambridgeshire Category Non profit organisations based in the United Kingdom Category Organizations established in 1840 Category Historical societies Category 1840 establishments in England ca Societat d Antiguitats de Cambridge UK org stub ... more details
The Cambridge Philharmonic Society is an amateur organisation with orchestra and chorus performing classical music , based in Cambridge , England . Before 29 September 1924 it was named Cambridge Choral Society and before 1903 Dr Mann s Festival Chorus in fact, although Dr. Arthur Henry Mann assembled ... ref name CPS1 br wide image Kings College Cambridge Great Court Panorama.jpg 1300px Great Court of King s College References Reflist External links http www.cam phil.org.uk Cambridge Philharmonic Society ... for the rehearsals too. ref name CPS1 cite web title The history of the Society url http www.cam phil.org.uk history.html work Cambridge Philharmonic Society accessdate 15 February 2012 ref ref cite web title The Society url http www.cam phil.org.uk society.html work Cambridge Philharmonic Society accessdate 15 February 2012 ref br Although historically many members of the society have been coming from the University of Cambridge , ref name CPS1 the Cambridge Philharmonic Society has nothing to do with the Cambridge University Musical Society or the University of Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra , or the Cambridge University Music Club , as well as with the numerous other situations in the long musical history of Cambridge ref cite web title Cambridge Classical Music url http www.cambridgedirectory.co.uk Music Classical Music work Cambridge Directory accessdate 15 February 2012 ref ref cite web last Dan rootham title Cambridge University Musical Society url http en.wikipedia.org w index.php?title Cambridge University Musical Society&oldid 372890496 work Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia accessdate 11 July 2010 ref the level of notoriety of the society is international recently it has ... , Prague and the repertoire is mainly Romantic music romantic . ref name CPS1 Instead the society has something to share with the Cambridgeshire Choral Society , having in common the three usual ... url http www.cambschoral.org.uk title Cambridgeshire Choral Society accessdate 15 February 2012 ref ... more details
File The logo of the Cambridge University Punting Society.jpg thumb The logo of the Society an allusion to the Three of Cups . The Cambridge University Punting Society, or CUPS , is an undergraduate student society in the University of Cambridge. It was founded in 2010, ref http www.cusu.cam.ac.uk business 2010fairlayout.pdf ref and holds official society status in the University of Cambridge . ref http www.cusu.cam.ac.uk societies directory grantarats ref It exists to promote the ancient pursuit of punting , i.e. boating on a river using a flat bottomed punt propelled by means of a pole. The society s constitution enshrines and promotes the regulations and guidance of the Conservators of the River Cam . ref http www.srcf.ucam.org grantarats Constitution.pdf ref It operates on the River Cam , and its upper reaches, known as the River Granta , which flows from Grantchester down to Cambridge . In its initial incarnation, the society was named the Granta Rats, after this stretch of the river. The Society succeeded the Dampers Club , a punting society which disbanded in the late 1980s. ref Rivington, Punts and Punting 1982, p. 164 ref File Cambridge University Granta Rats logo.jpg thumb The old logo of the Cambridge University Granta Rats The club insignia consists of three golden cups on a Cambridge Blue background, representing the social connotations of the Tarot Three of Cups , and also the three disciplines of punting , Swimming sport outdoor swimming and sculling . One cup is bigger than the other two, as punting predominates in the society. The Granta Rats insignia of a Rat holding a flagpole with the legend Live to Live , on a sky blue background, is still retained for some of the social functions of the society. The motto derives from a fireplace in Corpus Christi College, Cambridge . References See Wikipedia Footnotes on how to create references using ref ref tags ... index.php Categories Category Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge ... more details
Infobox Company company name Cambridge Building Society company logo Image CambridgeBSnewLogo.png medium Cambridge Building Society company type Building Society Mutual organization Mutual company slogan foundation location Cambridge , England , UK key people num employees industry Banking and Financial Services products Savings , Mortgages , Investments , br Loans , Insurance net income 1 million Pound sterling GBP December 2010 , Image Green Arrow Up.svg 12px 150 on 2009 assets 942 million Pound sterling GBP December 2010 , Image Green Arrow Up.svg 12px 4.2 on 2009 homepage http www.cambridgebs.co.uk www.cambridgebs.co.uk The Cambridge Building Society is a UK building society based in Cambridge , Cambridgeshire , England . It is the 13th largest in the United Kingdom based on total assets of 942 million at 31 December 2010. ref http www.bsa.org.uk docs consumerpdfs assetslist.pdf ref It is a member of the Building Societies Association . The Society was formed in 1850 as the Cambridgeshire Permanent Benefit Building Society, adopting its current name in 1945. ref http www.bsa.org.uk docs consumerpdfs yearbooknamechangepart1.pdf Extract from Building Societies Yearbook 2007 8 p. 125 Building Societies Association retrieved 10 January 2008 ref There is no connection between this Society and the Cambridge Foresters Benefit Building Society which was dissolved in 1960 or the Cambridge Peers Economic Building Society which was dissolved in 1972. References reflist External links http www.cambridgebs.co.uk Cambridge Building Society http www.bsa.org.uk Building Societies Association UK Building Societies Category Building societies of England Category Companies based in Cambridge UK bsoc stub ... more details
Primary sources date May 2009 The Cambridge University Law Society CULS is a student run society at Cambridge University . Founded in 1901, the Society is one of the oldest of its kind and has an active membership of over 1500 members. The Society caters for those interested in law either as an academic ... . The Society also organises numerous opportunities for our members to meet with members of the Bar and a range of Law Firms in informal settings. The Society also organises some of Cambridge ... Law Society http wwww.law.cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge Faculty of Law http www.cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge See also University of Cambridge Oxford Law Society Category Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge Law Society Category Legal organisations in England and Wales ..., both academic and recreational. On the more academic side, the Society provides a forum for the debate ... of Worcester Lord Faulkner LC, Linda Dobbs QC, Cherie Booth QC and Rosalyn Higgins QC. The Society ... to all Cambridge students , the Brick Court Team Competition, and at least two Essex Court Speed Moots for competitors of all abilities . The Society enters a number of teams into national and international mooting competitions to represent Cambridge. CULS also provides career guidance to those wishing to pursue a career in the law. This is done through a range of media. On the web, the Society provides ... 600 people. In 2006, CULS held its first Varsity Dinner with the Oxford Law Society in Oxford. The Society ..., are held once a year in Lent term. Positions are open to all members of the society, and are held for a full year. Per Incuriam Per Incuriam is the name of the publication produced by the Cambridge University Law Society. Produced and edited by students with contributions solely from law students ... cccccc Year Name College 2012 2013 Jacynth Bassett Murray Edwards College, Cambridge Murray Edwards 2011 2012 Vicky Atkins Newnham College, Cambridge Newnham 2010 2011 James Fox Peterhouse College, Cambridge ... more details
Primary sources date September 2009 The Cambridge University Buddhist Society is a student run society at Cambridge University , England. It is the second oldest Buddhist society in Britain and the first run by students, and has provided Cambridge s diverse community with exposure to Buddhist thought, tradition and practice since its founding in 1955. Evolution of Focus Since its original founding, the identity and activities associated with the Buddhist society have changed significantly to reflect changing interests of its general membership. Originally a forum for academic and philosophical debate on issues treated in Buddhist literature, the society in its original form drew largely on students of the Oriental Studies tripos and related subjects with knowledge of languages the original texts, including Pali and Sanskrit . CUBS published a widely circulated journal, KALPA, to promote dialogue on topics raised. In the 1970s, His Holiness the Dalai Lama became the society s Honorary President. Meditation as a form of training for spiritual and mental well being received higher profile during this period, attracting many students to undertake meditative practice. Numerous meditation classes are now undertaken in Cambridge, allowing students to study under several Buddhist and non Buddhist traditions. In recent years, racial composition of the society has changed considerably as a result ..., meditation teachers, writers, and Buddhist monks . All society events are open to all visitors and are currently free of charge donations towards society expenses are treated as a form of D na . External links http www.buddhistsociety.org.uk CU Buddhist Society website http www.cambridgebuddhistsociety.org.uk Cambridge Town Buddhist Society website http www.cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge ... and Worship devotional practices associated with Buddhism. Activities At present, the society s main ... of Cambridge Buddhist Category Buddhism in England Category 1955 establishments in England ... more details
, school visit scheme and other events. Alumni Cambridge University Commonwealth Society has produced ... of living and working in Commonwealth countries. The Group has close links with Cambridge Commonwealth ... Activities include links with the international Royal Commonwealth Society and wider Commonwealth networks and with the local community. A number of Cambridge students have been enabled to attend international conferences organised by the RCS in London and elsewhere in the Commonwealth. The society ... Category Clubs and societies of the University of Cambridge ... more details
The Oxford & Cambridge Sailing Society is a group of Oxford and Cambridge sailing Blue university sport ... 8 medals 3 gold, 3 silver, and 2 bronze . The Society OCSS ref name OCSS http www.ocss.org.uk , Oxford & Cambridge Sailing Society OCSS website ref was formed in 1934 by Cambridge Half Blue Stewart Morris ... entry and reputation. The Society s vital role is referred to in the record of West Kirby s initial planning meeting Support would have to be gained from the Oxford & Cambridge Sailing Society, which ... Summer Olympics 1948 Olympics . The aim of the Society was to keep members of the two Clubs together ... ref founded in 1884 and the Cambridge University Cruising Club ref name CUCrC http www.cucrc.org , Cambridge University Cruising Club CUCrC website ref founded in 1893 . The Society has always had a limited ... from Oxford and Cambridge have been elected each year as they graduate. Occasionally non blues are elected .... Good histories exist of the Society ref Atkins, Jeremy 2009 . 75 Years of Port History of OCSS , Jeremy ..., Oxford and Cambridge sportsmen competed at the highest levels. In the 1936 Olympic yachting trials, half of the recently formed Society s membership took part. Since then, Society members, usually after ... were all members of the Society, as was the OK dinghy OK dinghy World Champion and Yachtsman of the Year ... had such a small membership, can boast of such a record. Details of the Society s Olympic involvement ... of the International Yacht Racing Union IYRU &ndash now the International Sailing Federation International ... Jury service, and other roles. Team Racing While the Society s involvement with the Olympics ... ref name TR http www.teamracing.org , UK Team Racing Association UKTRA website ref that is at the Society .... When he went up to Cambridge in October 1927, he sailed in three Varsity Match against Oxford 1928 ... of the sport was the reason for forming the Society. With matches against other sailing clubs, the Society began to promote team racing and, in time, facilitated the development of events such as the West ... more details
The Cambridge University Musical Society CUMS is a federation of the university s main orchestral and choral ensembles, which cumulatively put on a substantial concert season during the university term. Ensembles Students wishing to join an orchestra are required to audition at the beginning of the academic year unless they are string players already in CUMS II and not seeking promotion , on the basis of which they are allocated to a position and orchestra. Competition for places is variable depending on instrument. Selection is purely on merit, and irrespective of age, standing in the university, or subject being read. Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra A small orchestra, consisting of the university s elite instrumental musicians, most of whom either hold university instrumental awards or have been involved in nationally significant music making, particularly the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain National Youth Orchestra . CUMS I The flagship symphony orchestra, giving five ... musical figures have directed the Cambridge University Musical Society, including the following ... References reflist External links http www.cums.org.uk Cambridge University Musical Society http www.mus.cam.ac.uk musicatcambridge the musical environment cambridge music through the ages Cambridge University ... Martin Yates . CUMS II The second symphony orchestra, conducted by students. Cambridge University ... at Cambridge. In 1464 the world s first firmly authenticated Bachelor of Music degree was awarded at Cambridge ... , Robin Holloway and Thomas Ad s have studied or taught at Cambridge. Foundation In 1843 the Cambridge University Musical Society CUMS was established, ref cite book title Degrees Kelvin a tale of genius ... Edward Wakeling page 129 year 1997 publisher Lewis Carroll Society isbn 9780904117097 ref William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin William Thomson and John A. L. Airey. ref cite book title Mr Hopkins Men Cambridge ... of Cambridge ... more details
The University of Cambridge Graduate Union is the official graduate students union at the University of Cambridge , England . ref cite web url http www.admin.cam.ac.uk offices gradstud current new union.html title University of Cambridge Board of Graduate Studies Graduate Union GU accessdate 2009 11 03 ref It is responsible for supporting graduate students and advocating issues via University committees and beyond. ref cite web url http www.gradunion.cam.ac.uk gradunion contact title Graduate Union. University of Cambridge accessdate 2009 11 03 ref The University of Cambridge Graduate Union was the first student union in Britain catering mostly to graduates. fact date June 2010 It publishes an annual Handbook with useful information on adjusting to life as a Cambridge Graduate Student, an online Alternative Prospectus of the University of Cambridge mostly for new members arriving in Michaelmas Term and a weekly Bulletin circulated to members throughout the three terms. fact date June 2010 References reflist External links http www.gradunion.cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge Graduate Union website Category Students unions in England Cambridge Category Organisations associated with the University of Cambridge Graduate Union ... more details
The Society of Cambridge Youths is a bellringing society founded and based in Cambridge. It is dedicated to ringing the bells of the Church of St Mary the Great, Cambridge University Church of Great St Mary s Cambridge for religious services at the church and also civil and Cambridge University events. History of the Society The parish records of Great St Mary s Cambridge record that ringing was being undertaken by some form of company of ringers at the church as early as 1572. In 1629 it is hinted in these records that the ringers were at that time called The Cambridge Scholars . In 1724, when the bells were augmented to 10, the company refounded as The Society of Cambridge Youths ref C.M.H. Ockleton, The Tower, Bells & Ringers of Great S.Mary s Church, Cambridge page 15. ref a name under which the company has continued making it now the second oldest ringing societies with a continuous history of ringing the oldest being the Company of Ringers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln who are believed to have been formed in 1612 . The Society rings the bells for not only the regular church services but also the University Sermons which take place twice each University term. History of the bells it rings Four bells and a sanctus are mentioned in 1516 and it is believed they were at one time hung in a belfry in the churchyard 1594 until the new church tower was not completed until 1608. In 1611 the four bells were recast into a ring of five and augmented to six probably in 1621 2. Two more bells were added to make a ring of eight in 1667 8 and the lightest two of the old six recast. In 1722 3 Richard Phelps recast these bells and added as much metal again to increase the ring to a heavier ring of ten. The tenor was damaged and required recasting by Pack & Chapman in 1770 and the opportunity ... A ringer is usually only admitted to membership of the society upon showing regular commitment to the ringing ... Bell ringing Category Hobbies Category Culture in Cambridge ... more details
Not to be confused with the Camden Society . File John Mason Neale.jpg thumb right John Mason Neale, one of the founders of the society The Cambridge Camden Society , later known as the Ecclesiological Society from 1845 when it moved to London , ref name history http www.ecclsoc.org history.html History of the Society , http www.ecclsoc.org Ecclesiological Society . ref was a learned architectural society founded in 1839 by undergraduate s at University of CambridgeCambridge University to promote ... . At its peak influence in the 1840s, the Society counted over 700 members in its ranks, including bishops of the Church of England , deans at Cambridge University, and Member of Parliament Members of Parliament . The Society and its publications enjoyed wide influence over the design of English churches throughout the 19th century. Overview During its twenty year span, the Cambridge Camden Society ... Ages . The Cambridge Camden Society held tremendous influence in the architectural and ecclesiastical ... Church, all of the pieces were in place for the inception of the Cambridge Camden Society. Its ... buildings. These solicitations were enthusiastically answered and the Cambridge Camden Society ... found a forum in The Ecclesiologist , the Cambridge Camden Society s newsletter, the first issue of which ... by The Ecclesiologist , the Society went so far as to bankroll Butterfield s church. Although the Cambridge ... and seen as significant steps in the Cambridge Camden Society s quest to medievalise the English ... from Cambridge to London in 1845 after an attack by anti tractarianists. The society had so successfully ..., use the liturgical arrangement developed over a century ago by the Cambridge Camden Society ... the very nature of church building and worship across the world, the Cambridge Camden Society came ... the satisfaction of retiring from the field victors . Publications of the SocietyCambridge Camden ... Ornamentation 1842 Cambridge Camden Society A Few Words to Church builders A Few Words to Church ... more details
with the CambridgeUnionSociety membership to both is open to all students at Cambridge, but the CambridgeUnionSociety is a private society and membership is dependent on payment of a subscription. Although graduate students at Cambridge University are members of CUSU, there is also a students union specifically for graduate student affairs, the University of Cambridge Graduate Union ...Infobox Students Union name Cambridge University Students Union image Image CUSU logo.png Logo of the Cambridge University Students Union motto established 1971 institution University of Cambridge president Gerard Tully Trinity Hall, Cambridge Trinity Hall other sabbs Coordinator Harriet Flower Homerton College, Cambridge Homerton , Access Taz Rasul Selwyn College, Cambridge Selwyn , Education Morgan Wild Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge Sidney Sussex , Welfare & Rights Rosie O Neill Robinson College, Cambridge Robinson , Womens Ruth Graham Christ s College, Cambridge Christ s location Old Examination Hall, New Museums Site, Cambridge , England , United Kingdom members c. 21,000 total affiliated National Union of Students United Kingdom National Union of Students , Aldwych Group , http www.ukcisa.org.uk UKCISA free homepage http www.cusu.cam.ac.uk www.cusu.cam.ac.uk Cambridge University Students Union CUSU is the university wide representative body for students at the University of Cambridge ... Common Room MCRs . CUSU was founded as the Cambridge Students Union CSU in 1971 and formally ... in March 1985, as CUSU Cambridge University Students Union. Its second president was Charles Clarke ... . There had been previous university wide groups, such as CAMNUS Cambridge National Union of Students ... with the University of Cambridge Graduate Union Graduate Union Women s Officer Ethical Affairs Officer ... Cambridge college students union, Trinity College, Cambridge Trinity College Students Union ... Union of Students United Kingdom National Union of Students NUS Annual Conference. The full ... more details
The Cambridge Sports Union CSU was founded in 1962 by Larry Berman and Sara Mae Berman and consists of four semiautonomous sections running, skiing, orienteering, and racewalking. The running section was founded in 1962 as a component of the Amateur Athletic Union AAU . In 1964, the club added the skiing section and joined the United States Eastern Ski Association . In 1972, CSU added an orienteering section and was a charter club of the United States Orienteering Federation USOF . The club s headquarters are in Cambridge, Massachusetts . External links http www.csu.attackpoint.org http www.csurun.org http www.csuskinews.blogspot.com http www.csuwalk.org Category Athletics clubs in the United States Category Orienteering clubs in the United States Category Organizations based in Cambridge, Massachusetts US sport team stub athletics club stub ... more details
Several British and other university universities have debating society debating societies called The Union or a variation on that. These include Oxford UnionCambridgeUnionSociety University of St Andrews Union Debating Society Durham UnionSociety University of Limerick Debating Union disambig ... more details
Infobox journal title Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society cover editor Ben J. Green Ben Green discipline mathematics language English abbreviation publisher Cambridge University Press country frequency history since 1843 openaccess license impact impact year website http journals.cambridge.org action displayJournal?jid PSP link1 link1 name link2 link2 name RSS atom JSTOR OCLC LCCN CODEN ISSN 0305 0041 eISSN 1469 8064 boxwidth wikisource Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society is a mathematical journal published by Cambridge University Press . It aims to publish original research papers from a wide range of pure and applied mathematics. The journal, formerly entitled Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society , has been published since 1843. See also Cambridge Philosophical Society External links http journals.cambridge.org action displayJournal?jid PSP official website UCambridge stub sci journal stub Category Mathematics journals Category Cambridge University Press academic journals ... more details
The Cambridge University Heraldic and Genealogical Society was formed as the result of the merger in 1957 of a previous Heraldic Society founded 1948 with the Cambridge University Society of Genealogists founded 1954 . Foundation of the society The first Cambridge University Heraldic Society was founded in 1948 from the remnants of the late Nineteenth century monumental brass society. In 1954, a separate Cambridge University Society of Genealogists was formed. Not surprisingly many members of one society were members of the other and on 10 June 1957,sponsored by some Vice Presidents, by agreement .... The position was still vacant when the amalgamation took place. The Cambridge University Society ... abolishing both societies on condition that a new joint society was formed later in the day. Meetings ... and amalgamation. The structure of the new society was to include a Patron and a number ... Treasurer , Junior Treasurer and ordinary Committee Members. The society today Four speaker meetings ... of interest of heraldic and genealogical interest. In recent years, the Society has visited the College of Arms , the Society of Genealogists and various cathedral s and museums. The Society also hosts ... . Therefore, Lord Mountbatten was invited to be Patron of the new 1957 Society, a post which ... daughter, Countess Mountbatten of Burma , the Society inaugurated the Mountbatten Commemorative ... of his own publications to the Society. After his death he was followed by the Most Noble Duke ... 1960s, the Society transcribed the registers of the Cambridgeshire parishes of Shepreth and Westley ... The Cambridge Armorial showing the arms of all the corporate armiger s in Cambridge including ... of Wilfrid Scott Giles, Heather Peak and Cecil Humphery Smith. In 1995 the Society launched a magazine ... Humphery Smith Henry Paston Bedingfeld David Vines White University of Cambridge The University of Cambridge References reflist External links http www.cam.ac.uk societies cuhags The Cambridge University ... more details
The Cambridge University Light Entertainment Society CULES is a student drama society at University of CambridgeCambridge University . Notable alumni include Douglas Adams , John Cleese , HRH The Prince ... society, and emphasises non serious theatre, comic pun filled scripts, and including those who do ... 1960s sixties , it was considered a drama society on par with the legendary Footlights Citation ... of the society . In the 1970s, the focus shifted to more music hall shows, often performed ... Edward, Earl of Wessex Prince Edward . Recent history The society returned to comedy and pantomime ... in CULES productions of Othello , Romeo and Juliet , The Tempest and Macbeth . The society has adapted .... ref Links with Oxford As the society grew, it reestablished links with its sister society at Oxford University , the Oxford University Light Entertainment Society OULES , which had been re founded by a former ... production in the form of VOLES the Varsity Oxbridge Light Entertainment Society , which mostly performed ... Kingdom term , the society performs one or more pieces of usually comic theatre, with emphasis on low ... skit s, but in the past the society has also shot a short film and put on a music talent competition ... performed are almost always written by members of the society, and include many parodies of popular ... myth s or plays by Shakespeare . As usual, these plays are almost always written by members of the society ... Oxford and Cambridge college gardens of Cambridge. Membership All members of CULES are students or former students at Cambridge University, and membership is free. It is unique amongst Cambridge ... such as Footlights or the Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club . It also aims to give ... CULES links ref References Reflist External links http www.cules.org.uk Cambridge University Light Entertainment Society CULES http www.oules.lightentertainment.org Oxford University Light Entertainment Society OULES http www.twoshadesofblue.org.uk Two Shades of Blue http www.lightentertainment.org ... more details
text align left font size 95 style font size larger Durham UnionSociety colspan 2 style text align ... UnionSociety is a debating society founded in 1842 by the students of the Durham University . Commonly referred to as the DUS or The Durham Union , it is the university s largest society with over 3,000 members. Until 1899, when the Durham Students Union DSU was founded, the society acted as the university students union. History The Union was founded in 1842. ref name DUS History http www.dus.org.uk history History Durham UnionSociety, Accessed October 2006 ref ref The Times Monday, Mar 18, 1912 pg. 4 Issue 39849 col G ref The purpose of the Union was, and remains, a counterbalance to the collegiate .... ref name DUS History The UnionSociety acted, at this time, as the central social unit for the students of Durham University. The Durham Students Union was developed in 1899 to take on this role, though the DUS has retained its social side. To this end, the society bought the old site ... Durham UnionSociety, Accessed October 2006 ref 24 North Bailey is also the setting for the vast majority ... of Theology and Durham Cathedral The UnionSociety still maintains its offices and debating ... tuesdaynightdebates Tuesday night Addresses Durham UnionSociety, Accessed October 2006 ref ... Durham UnionSociety Msquarade Ball . Colin Cook, December 2006 ref the 2008 Ball was held in Beamish ... name Get involved http www.dus.org.uk getinvolved Why Get Involved Durham UnionSociety, Accessed ... of facilities at, the Oxford Union , CambridgeUnion , Edinburgh Union, College Historical ... Society University of Durham Category Durham University UnionSociety Category Student debating societies ... UnionSociety ... Ball University College President Elect Immediate Elise Trewick St Cuthbert s Society President ... Hatfield Hall and University College, Durham University College . In 1872 the Society moved to what ... more details
uplshall.JPG thumb left The Union Philanthropic Society hall today known as the Patrick Henry Room . Deleted image removed Image upls.JPG thumb right The Seal of the Union Philanthropic Society. It is the combination of the UnionSociety s ancient badge and Philanthropic Society s ancient badge. Image ... Road is inhabited by the Union Philanthropic Society. The Union Philanthropic Literary Society UPLS is a College literary societies American college literary society at Hampden Sydney College in Hampden Sydney, Virginia. For over two centuries, the Union Philanthropic Society has offered Hampden ... accepted honorary membership. The Union Philanthropic Society faces the future confident in its ... Image uplslogo.JPG thumb right A tracing board of the Union Philanthropic Society. The regalia of the Union Philanthropic Society combines the historic regalia of the UnionSociety and the Philanthropic Society, which merged into one organization in September 1929. The UnionSociety Name The Union ... in silver or white with a light blue background Badge The UnionSociety badge incorporates elements ... Union Philosophical Society , Dickinson College Philodemic Society of Georgetown University American ... Society , Davidson College References http people.hsc.edu organizations upls Union Philanthropic ... the various views of the historical Jesus in 1996 the Society has continually provided the College with an unparalleled ... focus on a single subject, the Society has long complemented the College s liberal curriculum by addressing topics from a variety of issues. Each week, the Society analyzes a different item from literature, politics, or the arts. The Society s exercises quickly train its members to think clearly ... and the second oldest literary society in America the oldest being the American Whig Cliosophic Society at Princeton University , it is, in fact, the oldest continuously existing such society in America ... , the ninth president of the United States, were among its early members. Yet the society has ... more details
ref , among others. The society also holds a number of regular social events including bagel lunches and events marking religious holidays. The society was awarded the Society of the Year award by UCLU in 2012. See also UCL UnionUnion of Jewish Students Notes reflist Category Clubs and societies ... more details
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