Difference between revisions of "SASA"
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==Part of Speech== | ==Part of Speech== | ||
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| − | A colloquial name for South Asian Student Alliance. | + | A colloquial name for South Asian Student Alliance. Are affiliated of a variety of student groups on campus such as Anubhav, Raas, Deeva, Brown Sugar, and P-Rishi. The group holds a variety of events all throughout the year such as [[Samosa Social]], [[Diwalifest]], [[SASA Show]], and [[Holi]]. |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
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I went to the SASA show tonight. | I went to the SASA show tonight. | ||
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Part of Speech
Proper Noun (abbreviation)
Pronunciation
['sah suh]
Description
A colloquial name for South Asian Student Alliance. Are affiliated of a variety of student groups on campus such as Anubhav, Raas, Deeva, Brown Sugar, and P-Rishi. The group holds a variety of events all throughout the year such as Samosa Social, Diwalifest, SASA Show, and Holi.
Usage
Example Sentences
I went to the SASA show tonight.
