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OSU Pacific Islander Association hosts annual Pasifika

May 11, 2025
PJ Royland
Performers on the SEC Plaza stage at Oregon State University on May 10, 2025. Celebrating the annual Pasifika festival event, showcasing dance, music and culture.
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PJ Royland
Performers on the SEC Plaza stage at Oregon State University on May 10, 2025. Celebrating the annual Pasifika festival event, showcasing dance, music and culture
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