It looks like your intended post is supposed to be

print <<EOF;

<table>
 <thead class="flip-content">
  <tr>
   <th width="20%"> Students id </th>
   <th class="numeric"> First Name </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Last Name </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Date Of Birth </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Year In </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Password </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Email </th>
   <th class="numeric"> Telepon </th>
  </tr>
 </thead>

EOF
while (my @row_array = $sth->fetchrow_array()) {
 print &lt;&lt;EOF;
  <tbody>
   <tr>
    <td> $row_array&#91;0&#93; </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=1">1</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=2">2</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=3">3</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=4">4</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=5">5</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=6">6</a> </td>
    <td> $row_array<a href="?node=7">7</a> </td>
   </tr>
  </tbody>
EOF
}
print"</table>\n";
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There's a reason for the Preview button -- it's to confirm that what you're posting is readable and has the minimum ;) number of spelling mistakes.

Now on to reviewing your code.

Update: Sorry, pressed submit too soon. It looks like you are missing the part that pulls the data from the database -- you need something like $row_array->{$name_of_data_element_goes_here} in your table cell.

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