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| The University of
Otago is one of the key ingredients that makes
Dunedin such an interesting city. |
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| Graduation ceremonies occurred
on Dec. 14 and the campus was quiet during
summer break. |
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| A plaque below states, "In the
1970's a young PhD student from University of
Otago, Denis Laurne, discovered a new compound
found in the leaves of Rimu trees.
Its unique chemical structure has four rings
sharing a central carbon atom and is called
fenestrane as it resembles a window with four
panes. The compound was subsequently
named Laurenene and its chemical structure is
depicted in the sign above." |
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| Historian Tony
Ballantyne has been influential in "reshaping
scholarly thought on British imperial
history." |
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| Pou Whenua carved by Waitati Whakairo. + | ||||
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| The University
introduced its new
brand—"the first significant change to
the University's visual identity in 155
years"—on May 1, 2024. See also: Opinion.
"Glaringly obvious uni's new brand identity is
the correct one." Otago
Daily Times, May 1, 2024. and
Matthew Littlewood. "Unveiling of
branding 'milestone' moment." Otago
Daily Times, May 2024. |
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| Hocken
Collections (Uare Taoka o Hākena) is
"one of New Zealand's foremost research
libraries and contains many rare historical
publications of national and international
significance, as well as manuscripts, pictures
and photographs." |
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