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How North D Became the Pot of Gold Under the Rainbow

With special thanks to Professor of Sociology Hugh Campbell.  If you live in North Dunedin, chances are you were woken up in the very early hours of March 17th. Some joined enthusiastic flatmates banging down their doors, while many more are rudely awakened by the distant boom of Bluetooth speakers. Thousands of students gathered to sink down six drinks before six in the morning, despite their University classes.  We all know how...

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