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Otago Samoan Students Association is a group determined and dedicated to delivering a home away from home environment for our students studying in Otago University. These are done through cultural events, study spaces, some island refreshments, and celebrating our Samoan culture in many ways while we live away from our families. This is a significant association that supports and helps not only the associated members but all students to uphold their values within their friendships, flatting experience, and in their studies.
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Otago Samoan Students Association
Otago Samoan Students Association is a group determined and dedicated to delivering a home away from home environment for our students studying in Otago University. These are done through cultural events, study spaces, some island refreshments, and celebrating our Samoan culture in many ways while we live away from our families. This is a significant association that supports and helps not only the associated members but all students to uphold their values within their friendships, flatting experience, and in their studies.
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