studentry

This sector will be a richer recruitment ground for the New People's Army than the studentry.

"For us who come from the uniformed services of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the PNP, we have always advocated for this simply because the discipline and the knowledge that they would get in so far as the teachings in the military and the police are concerned would be inculcated in the minds of our studentry. Kailangan talaga eh (We really need this)," he told reporters.

Here are a few unattributed examples of your colleagues' state-or-the-art wordcraft: instructionism (instruction), studentry (student body), microdote (a small anecdote), rulified (made subject to rules), interventionized (forced to change), digitaling (anyone's guess), otherize (to make other), and my favorite, launderize (to wash clothes).

kukoricas 'cornfield', lucernas 'alfalfa-field', allvanyzat 'scaffolding', novenyzet 'vegetation', lakossag 'population', diaksag 'studentry';

And not only has it the country's largest studentry on its rolls but it solely caters as well to the education needs of the surging populace of the impoverished and the poor that makes up the polity's bulk.

For academic institutions, the faculty force is salient in optimizing educational resources for an outstanding studentry. Organizations cognizant of the value that the "human capital" brings in ensuring business viability and sustainability make large investments on researches, training and development, and institutionalization of company-wide programs to better the quality of life of the employees.

A friend, writing a book about Harvard, puts the studentry at roughly a quarter Jewish and a quarter Asian--half the school from 8 percent of the population.

But the militant studentry was not content with fighting for sectional interests and short-term objectives.

Members of the BOR, the studentry and faculty of UP Diliman look to you to correct the situation.

Unfortunately, de Lima said student journalists experience harassment and intimidation from their own schools, especially when they oppose or are critical of school programs and policies at the expenses of the best interest of the studentry.