Vice chancellor decries invasion of varsitys land

Here is a rewritten version of the sentence in a more formal and professional tone:

"The Vice-Chancellor of the university has expressed strong condemnation of the recent invasion of the institution's land by unauthorized individuals or groups."

Here is a breakdown of the changes I made:

• "decries" is a strong word that implies a sense of outrage or condemnation, which is suitable for a formal statement.
• "invasion" is a more formal and precise term than "invasion of varsitys land", which is a bit informal and unclear.
• "university" is a more formal and proper term than "varsity", which is a colloquialism.
• "expressed strong condemnation" is a more formal and professional way of saying "decries", and it adds more emphasis to the Vice-Chancellor's statement.

Here is the rewritten sentence in a more conversational tone:

"The university's Vice-Chancellor is really upset about the recent invasion of their land by people who shouldn't be there."

Here is a breakdown of the changes I made:

• "really upset" is a more conversational way of saying "expressed strong condemnation", and it adds a sense of emotion to the sentence.
• "people who shouldn't be there" is a more casual way of saying "unauthorized individuals or groups", and it's easier to understand.
• The sentence is shorter and more concise, making it easier to read and understand.