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Alpha Delta Phi Literary Society (Literature and Writing)
Location: 526 W 114th St
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/adp
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Contact: Dalton LaBarge, President - dtl2113@columbia.edu
Must request permission to join group As one of the University's few student groups with both an express dedication to literature and its own house on campus, the ADP Literary Society fills dual roles. First, we are committed to supporting the arts both through our bi-weekly open-mic "Lit Nights," where the members of the community at large are encouraged to bring and read their favorite works, original or otherwise, and through our monthly Coffee Haus music series, one of the few outlets on campus for student bands to perform publicly. Second, the ADP Literary Society is a place for members of the Society and their friends to congregate and socialize during both private and public events throughout the year.