

'Indian' immunologist team members (from left) Sophie Kyrke-Smith, Jinhee Ahn and Michael Lay compete in the tug-of-war event. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Students have Olympics stitched up
'Indian' immunologist team members (from left) Sophie Kyrke-Smith, Jinhee Ahn and Michael Lay compete in the tug-of-war event. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Students have Olympics stitched up


Members of the Omanian oncologists team celebrate Orientation events organised by the Otago University Medical Students Association. : Students have Olympics stitched up
Members of the Omanian oncologists team celebrate Orientation events organised by the Otago University Medical Students Association. : Students have Olympics stitched up


Otago University medical students dressed as English endocrinologists take part in the Medical Specialists Olympics at the North Ground yesterday. : Students have Olympics stitched up
Otago University medical students dressed as English endocrinologists take part in the Medical Specialists Olympics at the North Ground yesterday. : Students have Olympics stitched up


Second-year Otago University student Devika Bartlett dodges spray from a water gun while competing in a medical school Orientation event. : Students have Olympics stitched up
Second-year Otago University student Devika Bartlett dodges spray from a water gun while competing in a medical school Orientation event. : Students have Olympics stitched up


medical students Bridget Gilmour (left) and Katelyn Thorn cheer for fellow 'Greek' gynaecologist team members during a race. : Students have Olympics stitched up
medical students Bridget Gilmour (left) and Katelyn Thorn cheer for fellow 'Greek' gynaecologist team members during a race. : Students have Olympics stitched up


Taking part in the University of Otago Medical School's Orientation Olympics (clockwise from left) medical student Joshua Smith stitches orange segments. : Students have Olympics stitched up
Taking part in the University of Otago Medical School's Orientation Olympics (clockwise from left) medical student Joshua Smith stitches orange segments. : Students have Olympics stitched up
Students have Olympics stitched up
American" andrologists, "Hungarian" haematologists and "Omanian" oncologists jostled for victory at the North Ground in Dunedin yesterday.
