Nick Frisch Media Fellow, Information Society Project, Yale Law School
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
12:30pm for 12:45pm – Lunch
1:00pm* – Address
(* please note new time)
1:45pm – End
1st Floor
Louis Cha (1924-2018), the founding editor of Ming Pao Daily, and chair of Ming Pao Group, was Hong Kong’s foremost newsman and media magnate. Under the pen name Jin Yong, he became China’s most beloved author of kung-fu fiction. His Ming Pao editorials criticized China’s Communist Party under Mao Zedong; later, he pivoted towards Deng Xiaoping to participate in drafting terms for Hong Kong’s 1997 handover.
Nick Frisch conducted Cha’s final interview, for the New Yorker, and discussed his interlaced legacies in media, politics, and literature.
Nick Frisch is a media fellow at Yale Law School and Asian studies doctoral candidate at Yale’s graduate school. He has reported from Asia for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Atlantic, and Foreign Affairs.
IMPORTANT
Confirmation will be sent to you once your booking is accepted. If you do not receive a confirmation within two working days, please contact our concierge.
Please indicate your preference of dishes (chicken or vegan) when placing the booking.
Guests who arrive after 12:50pm will be served lunch only after the event ends
No cancellations will be accepted after noon on Friday, January 4.
Club Lunch
Speaker: Nick Frisch
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
12:45pm
Dining Room and Verandah
Menu
Indian Salad with Roti
Lentil & Spinach Velouté
Tandoori Chicken Breast with Mint Sauce
Served with Fresh Fruit Salad
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Coffee or Tea
Petit Fours
Vegan Menu
Indian Salad with Roti
Lentil & Spinach Velouté
Impossible Meat Kebab with Mint Sauce
Served with Fresh Fruit Salad
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Coffee or Tea
Petit Fours
*Please inform us if you have any food allergies or intolerances
