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  • ...more fragmented and dispersed across campus into "faculties" - the Faculty Club was an attempt to provide the UNB Faculty with a common meeting ground. [[O A decade later, the Faculty Club was moved to the third floor of the [[Old Arts Building|Old Arts Building]]
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  • '''Name:''' University Radio Club; Amateur Radio Club (1976) '''Previous/other names:''' Radio Club
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  • ...s:''' University Athletic Association; UNB Athletic Club; Amateur Athletic Club '''Role/purpose:''' The original object of the Athletic Club was the preservation of health and the development of its members, as well
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  • *Bachelor of Science - University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland *Founder and Commanding Officer of the University Contingent of the Officers Training Corps.
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  • *Doctorate of Law (19--), Brussells University, Brussels, Belgium *Directed the first [[University_Choral_Society|Co-ed Choral Club]] at UNB, established in 1944.
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  • ...t|top|140x140px|Para-Jump Badge]]Previous/other names:''' Sports Parachute Club (1976) ...d to the aircraft to open the parachute.  Club members could wear the club badge after completing the first jump. After qualification to free-fall, op
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  • '''Name:''' University of New Brunswick Veteran's Club '''Previous/other names:''' Veterans' Club
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  • [[File:Chess club.jpg|thumb|right|320x406px|Students playing chess in the Student Union Build '''History:''' The UNB Chess Club was the first official student chess club in the Maritimes. It was hoped that students' interest in the game would co
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  • ...e club was to guide the academic and religious lives of students attending university. The Club's name comes from the renown Catholic scholar and religious leader Cardinal
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  • ...n's Glee Club]] (1941 - 1948); Varsity Singers (1948); Male Chorus (1953); University Choral Society (1958) ...Choral Club, under the direction of Dr. Marcel de Merten. The Co-Ed Choral Club was open to all female students on campus with an interest in music.
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  • ...dents about starting a Glee Club, a UNB song book was printed. An official club was not established, however, until approximately 1895. ...as considered, but sufficient resources were not available. The men's Glee Club invited female students to join them in their practices.
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  • ...ents]] and their professors, Dr. W. J. Wright and S. C. Perry. The Science Club was intended to support the [[Scientific_Society|Scientific Society]] by fu ...the [[Pre-medical_Society|Pre-Medical Society]], causing this more general club to be less relevant.
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  • ...me the [[Brief History of UNB#University of New Brunswick (1859 - Present)|University of New Brunswick]] in 1859, five professors taught approximately thirty stu [[UNB Faculty Club|Faculty Club]]
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  • ...ment held at the Fredericton golf course. This event became annual. A Golf Club was organized in 1933, and tournaments were held, although it is unclear as *''University Monthly'', vol 22, no.1
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  • ...nis club at UNB are in 1902, when a Golf and Tennis club was created. This club was not very popular, and at the time had only a few members. Tennis was re *University Monthly, vol 22, no. 1
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  • ...erest was expressed in the formation of a ''Brunswickan'' Alumni Club. The club ensured continued contact between former members of the staff, and the seas '''Activities:''' The ''Brunswickan'' Alumni Club sponsored the newspaper's annual awards, fund-raised for ''Brunswickan'' sc
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  • ...y]]<br/>Anti-Apartheid Group: see [[Group for Human Rights]]<br/>[[Archery Club]]<br/>[[Arts Undergraduate Society]] ...b]]<br/>[[Blake Workshop]]<br/>[[Bowling League]]<br/>[[Brunswickan Alumni Club]]<br/>[[Buddhist Association]]<br/>[[Business Administration Undergraduate
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  • ...ng Club is the longest running <span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">fencing club in Atlantic Canada. Talk of encouraging the practice of fencing dates as ea ...ch 24, 1953, with Sandy Figdor winning every one of his six matches. Seven club members attended, each playing against the other six players, but Figdor ha
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  • '''Previous/other names:''' University Investment Syndicate '''Note(s):''' In 1952 the club sought to increase the number of female members in order to make the group
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  • ...legiate Boxing Tournament in Halifax. 1935 brought financial issues at the University, and the Boxing team threatened to not pay their levies if they did not rec *''University Monthly, vol 1, no. 7''
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