Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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i. ll ls l l l l iw.:-r ,C l fl i l l W. i AT Somewhere between studying and parties lies a third underground culture at Carleton. This is vaguely called clubs and organizations. Here, sensitive students, led by creative or intellectual urges, can find outlets: the Commerce Society and the birth control club. The organizations provide a forum for prac- tically every viewpoint and persuasion. Political clubs run the gamut from the Carleton Commu- nist Club to the Carleton Communist Club, Bul- letin Board Stealing Club. Refined social activ- ities of all types are sponsored by such organ- izations as the Engineering Society. Culture is brought to us by the Cine Club lwho have to show cultural films since they cannot get a hold of erotic foreign art filmsi. For those people who have a bend towards leadership, the Stu- dents Council and the Representative Assembly are judiciously avoided. Where else but at Carleton is there such scope for the sporting. The badminton club provides healthy activity for all. The football team keeps many dangerous people from the rest of Carle- ton. And model parliament keeps us hopping with whatever it is that it do, if it do it, Even apathy has an outlet. The apathy club lotherwise known as the Arts Undergraduate Societyl manages to provide a full roster of non-activity for all those who do not wish to participate. Exotic club abound. For thrill seekers and those who wish to defy death, there is the sub- way canteen. For new moralists, the religious clubs discuss new morality lor perhaps the new morality clubs discuss religionl. As already men- tioned, this year saw the birth control club set up on campus to combat the Pregnancy club iwhich grew larger this year with 29 membersl. With every type of activity thus represented, we look forward next year to even more exotic clubs-like the Marquis de Sade fan club. For the less exotic student, there is always the year- book to work on. Only one club was missing-a club to cele- brate Canada's centennial. Perhaps we will all buy a crest instead. Page 27

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