There are over five hundred clubs at Columbia in which students can involve themselves during their four years at school. The ubiquitous categories, such as sports, theater, music, religion, et cetera, account for the majority of these five hundred. And the rest? Well, take a look. You might find an idea for a new group to join after spring break.
Science Fiction Society
Affectionately referred to as CUSFS (pronounced “cuss-fuss”), CUSFS hosts movie, comic, game, open-library, and appropriately, Star Trek nights, essentially celebrating “everything…geeky or fandom-related.” True to spirit, their fastidious constitution, while outlining governing and appointment procedures, delineates with equal clarity and poise members’ responsibilities following a nuclear holocaust. Of prime importance is freeing MIT’s enviable Science Fiction library, with possible relocation sites ranging from beneath Butler to the pool rooms in Dodge.
