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What is the difference between "Club" & "Society"?
I run an organization, which name is Barisal University IT Club. Some of my friends said that, I should change my organization name as Society instead of Club.
I actually want to know, what's the differences between club & society? Where should I use society as an organization name?
19 apr 2017 11:29
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Either is fine. Club implies something smaller and more intimate (i.e. a book club, s sports club) while a society sounds larger (like something citywide).
19 aprile 2017
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treated as singular or plural
An association dedicated to a particular interest or activity.
‘I belong to a photographic club’
as modifier ‘the club secretary’
To my knowledge, club is more like an organization with entertainment and amusement.
Synonyms
society, association, organization, institution, group
19 aprile 2017
1
When I was at university in England, I was for a time Societies Officer on the student union executive. Most sports and hobby groups were called "clubs" e.g. Hockey Club, Chess Club; and most other interest groups were called "societies" e.g. Debating Society, International Society. However, there was no rule.
21 aprile 2017
1
The club should have a goal or an interest that unites the members of the club. The society is just a group of people without any restrictions about size, goal ... anything (world society, tribe society, family society, prison society). Every club is a society, but not every society is a club.
21 aprile 2017
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