<p>What clubs are good to try dabbling in to gain mindfulfilling ourside classes while the day is still young ?
Advice for a freshman carrying five burgeoning classes who wants to explore opportunities on campus.</p>
<p>(I'm posting the more "well-known" clubs)</p>
<p>Publications:
Spectator
Blue and White
The Fed
a few other literary/scientific/political publications out there too (not as well known)</p>
<p>Political:
College Dems/Republicans
Columbia Political Review</p>
<p>I'd also recommend stuff like Parliamentary Debate, MUN, Community Impact, Quiz Bowl, CTV, WKCR (all of which you can control your own level of involvement, I believe). Mock Trial's cool, but a big time commitment...</p>
<p>If you're into theater at all -- Varsity Show (even if you don't think you're talented enough to act/dance/sing/write for it -- try stage crew or technical crew). Your chance to dabble in theater (as long as you don't take on positions with super-big time commitments).</p>
<p>A bunch of activism clubs are out there as well.</p>
<p>Check out the activities fair tomorrow (Low Steps - 12 to 3)!</p>
<p>the activities fair is the absolutely best place to find out about clubs. if you don't go, you're missing one of the most important parts of freshman year.</p>
<p>sign up for the ultimate frisbee team if you're in decent shape, it's the most fun club sport. It's athletic and the team is competitive, but they're not hardasses.</p>
<p>-Steve</p>
<p>frisbee! that's what I did yesterday :-)</p>