Montreal Honors TripSpring 2006

and still loved it!”

“We experienced the rain while in Montreal…

“If our hearts didn’t pump the true blood of a Penn Stater, we’d probably have applied to

McGill University.”

McGill Tour Guide - Miguel

“The ability to travel to

Montreal is one of the greatest opportunities

the Honors Program allowed me to participate

in…

the trip has increased my

longing to travel abroad and

experience the culturally

diverse world that awaits.”

“Traveling to Montreal with members of both the Penn State Hazleton and

Wilkes-Barre campus’ honors programs was a wonderful experience!”

“Being in a situation in which I had to

communicate with people who didn’t

speak English deepened my awe of the vast world outside of the

U.S.”

Parlez-vous anglais?

“Montreal was a culturally eye-

opening experience. It

was an exhilarating

feeling to be

considered an adult in a

different culture, and to be treated

like one!”

“The trip to Montreal was

an opportunity to experience a

world of cultural

differences only hours away.”

“This was my first

time seeing Canada and

Montreal was the perfect choice!”

“I sampled my first falafel!”

“I recommend organizing such trips for future students!”

“Montreal was a melting pot of

French, American,

Spanish, Asian, and many other nationalities.”

“The trip was a great way to

experience other cultures!”

“The people were very nice, there was a lot to do, and the food was great!”

“Montreal had the best pool hall I have ever seen!”

“The biodome was amazing, the gift shops were great, and even the metro was fun!”

How many ducks do you see? 2???? Or 4?????

Economy Accommodations:

4 per room

DELUXE Accommodations:

2 per room

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But that might have been how Dr. M. and Mrs. R. plantedMicrochips in us so they knew where we were ALL of the time!

New Friends!

Rob’s long-lost brother?

Does Tom Cruise goTo PSU Wilkes Barre?

Basilique Notre-Dame

Montreal

A great place to visit,

But Penn State

is Still home….