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[exPOST] November 6th, 2014: Annual Michaelmas Dinner at the Cercle Munster

Dear Cantabrigians,

The Society invites all Cambridge alumni and their partners to the Society’s Annual Formal Michaelmas Dinner that will be held at the Cercle Munster, 5-7 rue Munster, on Thursday 6 November, 2014, starting at 19.00h.

We are delighted that Her Excellency Alice Walpole, the British Ambassador to Luxembourg and a member of the Society, has kindly agreed to address the gathering.

Please follow this link to learn about the menu for the evening.

Dress code: (black-tie), gowns may be worn is you have one.

 

For members who have paid their annual membership fees the price for the evening is €50, for non-members it is €60.

If you wish to join us for what is one of the most significant and enjoyable events in the Society’s calendar – and I sincerely hope that many of you will – and you haven’t yet received our email containing sign-up details, please contact secretary@cambridge.lu at your earliest convenience to secure a place.

 

Best Regards,

John Speed

[exPOST] September 16th, 2014: CSL Freshers Party at Restaurant Bacchus

Posts in the “exPOST” category refer to past events. They are meant as a reflection of the Society’s activities and undertakings.

The Society was very pleased to welcome to its Freshers Party four undergraduate Freshers and one new graduate, who will be going up to Cambridge University from Luxembourg at the beginning of October. The party was held on Tuesday, 16 September at the Restaurant Bacchus in Luxembourg city.

This is an exciting – and in some respects a somewhat nervous – time for the students as they prepare for the great experience of living and studying in one of finest universities in the world. The alumni of the Society were able to chat to them about their own experiences, and to give advice. And we were very pleased that Alice Walpole, the British Ambassador in Luxembourg, joined us during the evening to speak to all of the students, congratulate them on their success in gaining admission to Cambridge, and wish them well.

Three of the Freshers are graduates of the European School: Emilia Radley, who will be reading Law at Queens’ College, Judit Talas (Natural Sciences at Churchill College), and Kristian Sutt (Law at Homerton College). Ben King, who graduated from the International School of Luxembourg, will be reading Law at Homerton College. Léonie de Jonge is a graduate MPhil student of Politics and International Relations at Pembroke College.

 

As the accompanying photograph shows, we all had a most enjoyable evening together at the Bacchus, and we look forward to staying in touch with the students during their time at Cambridge and afterwards.

John Speed, Secretary.