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Saint Verhaegen, commonly shortened to Saint-V, Sint-V, or St V, is an annual student celebration held on 20 November in Brussels, Belgium, to mark the founding of the Free University of Brussels in 1834. The name is a reference to Pierre-Théodore Verhaegen, the university's founder, who ironically is not a saint and promoted free inquiry; it was chosen in parody of Saint Nicholas festivities at the rival Catholic University, reflecting the event's freethinking and humanist spirit.
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