The phrase "a students room" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a student's room" to indicate possession. You can use it when referring to the room belonging to a single student.
Example: "I walked into a student's room and noticed the books scattered everywhere."
Alternatives: "a pupil's room" or "a learner's room".
Facebook began life in a student room in 2003, and its original function was to enable Zuckerberg and his fellow Harvard students to rate each other's attractiveness and flirt with each other electronically; thus was born Facebook's signature double entendre, the poke.
Patrick Seguin, a Paris dealer in mid-20th-century French furniture, spent a year organizing the exhibition, which also includes a desk from Air France offices in Brazzaville, Congo, that Perriand designed, and a student room by Perriand and Le Corbusier from the Maison du Brésil in Paris.
Our local authority is only open on weekdays, in the afternoon, and I stay at a student room and I had to renew my ID card.
The fire began early Sunday hours after a 21st birthday party for one of the dead in a student rooming house one block east of campus on East 17th Avenue.
"Due to the serious condition of the students and the fact the substance could not be confirmed as legal, officers attended the university to carry out a search of the students' rooms," Lancaster University said.
Due to the serious conditions of the students and the fact the substance could not be confirmed as legal, officers attended the university to carry out a search of the students' rooms".
The restoration of the lounge, finished last year, cost $150,000 and is the first stage of a complete overhaul, which will include a new roof and the students' rooms.
At 12 43 this morning, a small fire broke out in a student's room in Xavier Hall.
There is a student commons room that makes it convenient for students to learn from one another.
1919: Ten men gather in a student's room for services — the first documented prayer minyan of Princeton students.
