"those" vs "those students" vs "students"

[subhajit123]

I have question related to grammar. Can I change the phrase "those who" With "Those students who" and "Students who" In the following context?

Here is the example:

1-Dear students, On 26 th December, Tuesday We have arranged a blood donation camp on the campus . Those who are intersted in donating blood may please contact John Dayal, the principal of Xyz college.

I think the phrase 'those who' can be replaced with "those students who" and "students who". If I replace it, will that be grammatical? Can any native speaker please answer this?

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

I have a question related to grammar. Can I change the phrase "those who" to"Those students who" or "Students who" In the following s?

Here is the example:

1-Dear students,
(line break)
On Tuesday,the 26(no space)th of December (or: on 26 December), we have arranged a blood donation drive on the campus . Those who are intersted in donating blood may (delete: please) contact John Dayal, the principal of ______ College.

- American English: Tuesday, the 26th of December / Tuesday, December 26th / Tuesday, December 26.
- British English: Tuesday, 26 December​

I think the phrase 'those who' can be replaced with "those students who"or "students who".

Yes. You can.

If I replace it, will that be grammatical?

Yes. It will.

Can any native speaker please answer this?

Yes. I did.

 

[subhajit123]

Yes. I did.

So basically, Do they all mean the same? I mean in this case, are they interchangeable?