student power
noun
The ability of students to exercise collective influence; (later also) specifically a movement to promote the status, interests, or influence of students as a group within society.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Building News.
- comm
- comma
- comma butterfly
- Commager, Henry Steele
- command
- command and control
- commandant
- command chain
- command-driven
- command economy
- commandeer
- commander
- commander-in-chief
- Commander of the Faithful
- commandership
- commanding
- commandingly
- command language
- command line
- command line interface
- commandment
- command module
- commando
- commando knife
- Command Paper