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I lived at the MEC in 1991 and have great memories of the atmosphere and the very happy times I spent at the House. Especially the Canadian students who were musicians, with whom we shared some magic moments. Today I play the cello because I discovered it there with Emmanuel, a young Canadian cellist. I don\u2019t remember his last name, but if someone knows him, I\u2019d like to thank him.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
\n Annick Brunot <\/div>\n
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I lived at the MEC from September 1980 to June 1982. I was president of the Residents\u2019 Committee in 1981-1982. I visited in the summer of 2011. What a pleasant surprise to see all of the improvements that the House has made since my departure. My wishes back then expressed in my final report to improve the quality of life of residents were all fulfilled. Each of the rooms now has a fridge, a bathroom and there is an attractive, modern environment everywhere in the house, as well as an accessible balcony overlooking the boulevard Jourdan. Bravo to the administrators who approved all these improvements. Long live the Maison! Current and future students will be pampered in this new environment. Best wishes for your studies!<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
\n SERGE H\u00c9NEAULT <\/div>\n
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