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The soiree will say bon voyage to Freshers as they begin undergraduate / postgraduate studies at LSE. It is an opportunity to mingle pre-Orientation, and more importantly, find out from seniors what life in London is all about.
This event is FREE for recent graduates who graduated from LSE in 2007 - 2009. You are cordially invited, and warmly encouraged to join us at the event to share your experiences with the Freshers: the best pubs, the best restaurants, the craziest things to do in London! The soon-to-be undergraduates and postgraduates will be grateful for, and benefit hugely from your evening spent with them.
Being an LSEAAS event, it would also be a good time to catch-up with your peers and chill-out after work, especially when happy-hour rates apply all through the event.
Details of the event are as follows:
Date: Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Time: 1900 - 2100hrs.
Venue: Upstairs @ Harry's Boat Quay, 28 Boat Quay, Singapore 049818. (Near Raffles Place MRT Station)
Entrance Fee: FREE (Graduates of 2007, 2008 and 2009) / S$10 (LSEAAS Members) / S$20 (Non-Members)
There will be free flow of soft drinks plus finger food during the event. Alcoholic drinks will be available at happy-hour rates throughout the event.
Please feel free to forward this email to your peers and invite them to join us at Harry's!
Membership Special:
Entrance fee will be waived for all membership renewal and/or sign-ups (2-year or lifetime) during the event! For non- members, you will also be able to sign up for the LSEAAS membership during the event at a nominal amount of $30 for a 2-year membership. Lifetime membership costs $188 or at a special reduced rate of $100 if you sign up within 2-years upon graduation from the LSE.
RSVP with Ms. Weng Wanyi at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), with the following details by Friday, 20 Aug 10 at the latest:
1) Last Name
2) First Name
3) Category: LSEAAS Alumni Members / Non-Members
4) Course of study at LSE (if applicable)
5) Year of Graduation at LSE (if applicable)
6) Email address
7) Contact No
We look forward to seeing you all at the reception, and giving our Freshers a rousing send-off!
The LSEAAS is proud to publicize the invitation to the Inaugural Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre Annual Lecture on behalf of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies.
Officially inaugurated in August 2009, the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies pursues research on historical interactions among Asian societies and civilisations. It serves as a forum for comprehensive study of the ways in which Asian polities and societies have interacted over time through religious, cultural, and economic exchanges and diasporic networks.
Programme
Please fill out the event reply form and return by fax to the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, or e-mail .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Friday, 6 August 2010.
* This event is free!
Lord Meghnad Jagdishchandra Desai is an India-born British economist and Labour politician. He is a member of the British House of Lords. Until 2005 he was the Director of the Centre for the Study of Global Governance at the London School of Economics, which he founded in 1992, and at which he is now Professor Emeritus. He has written on a wide range of topics, from macroeconomics to Bollywood. His books include Marxian Economic Theory; Marx’s Revenge: The Resurgence of Capitalism and the Death of Statist Socialism; Nehru’s Hero: Dilip Kumar in the Life of India; and, most recently, The Rediscovery of India. He is currently a member of the Nalanda Mentor Group which is tasked with the supervision of the revived Nalanda University in Bihar, India.
The LSEAAS is pleased to invite you to an exclusive evening with Professor Christopher Coker, Head of the Department of International Relations at the LSE.
The current economic crisis is bringing to the forefront the unprecedented creation and transfer of wealth and influence to Asia. This shift is unrivaled in the history of mankind in its magnitude, reach and speed – compelling the West, namely the US and the UK to react. How will the new US and UK administrations engage Asia?
To address this pressing issue, Professor Coker will analyze the current turn of events and will share his views on the reaction of the UK and the US in a presentation, "Engaging with Rising Asia – Impact on & Influence of US and UK Foreign Policy”.
Mark your diaries for this stimulating evening with Professor Coker, and treat your taste-buds to a delicious dinner at Dome Café!
DETAILS of the event:
Date: Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Time: 1830hrs
Venue: Dome Café, Singapore Art Museum, 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555
Cost: LSEAAS Members S$27.50 (S$35 at the door)
DUAL Members S$32.50 (S$40 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$45 at the door)
* RSVP now as there are only 40 seats available!
PROGRAMME for the evening:
1830 – 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 – 1945: "Engaging with Rising Asia – US and UK Policy Perspectives," by Professor Chris Coker
1945 – 2030: Buffet dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
Deep Fried Chicken Roll
Mango Prawn Roll
Baked Cauliflower Mornay
Grilled Chicken with Baby Potato with Mexican Sauce
Pan Fried Dory Fillet in Lemon Butter Sauce
Pineapple Fried Rice
Assorted Mini Cakes (Cheese Cake, Carrot Cake and Brownie)
Coffee, Tea and Iced Peach Tea
We look forward to seeing you at the event!
Professor Christopher Coker is Professor of International Relations at the LSE.
He was a NATO Fellow in 1981. He has served two terms on the Council of the Royal United Services Institute. He is a serving member of the Washington Strategy Seminar; the Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis (Cambridge, MA); the Black Sea University Foundation; the Moscow School of Politics; and the LSE Cold War Studies Centre. He is a member of Council on the 21st Century Trust. He was a Visiting Fellow of Goodenough College in 2003-4 and is an Associate Fellow of the Institute for the Study of the Americas (United States Programme).
Professor Coker is also the author of War in an Age of Risk (2009); War and Ethics in the 21st Century (2008), Warrior Ethos (2008) The Future of War: the re-enchantment of war in the twenty-first century (2004), Waging War Without Warriors (2002), Humane Warfare (2001), War and the Illiberal Conscience (1998), The Twilight of the West (1997), War and the Twentieth Century (1994), Britain’s Defence Policy in the 1990s: an intelligent person’s guide to the defence debate (1992), and A Nation in Retreat (1991).
The LSEAAS warmly welcomes Dr. Razeen Sally back to Singapore, and is delighted to host him to an evening to meet with alumni.
Given the gravity of the economic shift to Asia under the current fiscal strains in Europe and US, it is fortuitous as it is timely for us to have Dr. Sally share his insights and research on the topic, "Can Asia Lead? The Shift to the East in Global Economics and Politics after the Crisis”.
Event details:
Date: Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Time: 1830hrs. for 1900hrs.
Venue: Earshot Café, The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane. Singapore 179429.
Cost: LSEAAS Members S$27.50 (S$30 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$40 at the door)
Programme for the evening:
1830 - 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 - 1945: "Can Asia Lead? The Shift to the East in Global Economics and Politics after the Crisis” by Dr. Razeen Sally
1945 - 2030: Buffet dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the sumptuous buffet dinner is:
Cold Selections
Spicy Minced Chicken Salad with Mint & Chilli
Fresh Garden Greens with Sauteed Mushrooms, Parmesan Cheese, Croutons and Italian Dressing
Hot Selections
Grilled Boneless Leg of Chicken with Teriyaki Sauce
Stir-Fried Garden Vegetables with Mushrooms and Beancurd
Shrimp Netted Spring Roll with Plum Sauce Dip
Pan-Fried Fillet of Dory with Lemon-Butter Cream sauce
Curry-Scented Thai Fish Patties with Sweet Chilli Sauce
Pineapple Fried Rice Topped with Chicken Floss and Cashew Nuts
Desserts
Tapioca Cooked in Syrup Served with Chilled Coconut Cream
Mini Chocolate Cake
Mix Fresh Fruits Platter
Beverages
Free Flow of Soft Drinks and Ice Green Tea
RSVP: Due to limited places at the venue, please register early to avoid disappointment.
This would be a wonderful occasion to gather at The Art House after the World Cup finals, and back to more enjoyable topics such as Economics and Trade.
We look forward to seeing you… till then, may your favourite team progress to the finals!
Research Summary:
Dr. Razeen Sally's research focuses on trade policy in Asia, the WTO and preferential trade agreements. He has written on trade and investment issues in China, India and the ASEAN countries, as well as on EU trade policy and the global trading system more generally. His book, "New Frontiers in Free Trade", was published by the Cato Institute in Washington DC in 2008 (also published as "Trade Policy, New Century" by the Institute of Economic Affairs in the UK). He has also written on the intellectual history of political economy, especially the theory of commercial policy.
Dr. Sally is now working on EU and Asia trade issues for ECIPE in Brussels and on two books, one on Asia in the world economy after the crisis, and the other on my native Sri Lanka.
Non LSE positions held:
Dr. Razeen Sally is also co-Director of the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), a international economic policy think tank based in Brussels. He is presently on a leave of absence from the LSE, where he has taught since 1993. He received his Ph.D from the LSE in 1992, and did post-doctoral research at INSEAD in France.
Dr. Sally is Senior Research Associate at the South African Institute of International Affairs in Johannesburg. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Institut D’Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po) in Paris, Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) in Singapore, a Visiting Fellow at the University of Hong Kong, and Director, Trade Policy, at the Commonwealth Business Council in London. He is on the Academic Advisory Council of the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, and on the Advisory Board of the Cato Centre for Trade Policy Studies in Washington DC.
* This event has been postponed to a future date.
Each year, DUAL tries to organize events that bring schools together to foster and build relationships in our community. Previous events have included the DUAL Balls, Concert night, DUAL Drinks, Thanksgiving Dinner, and an annual Bowling tournament to name a few. Sometimes we have nominated a charity to support and other times, the idea is to just have fun and meet new friends.
After a couple of years, DUAL is bringing back their popular "DUAL Trivia Challenge" night - whereby schools will organize tables of 10 and be "quizzed" on a series of topics to see which team/table can get the most right answers. This a good way for schools to bring our alumni together, really test our IQ's collectively and develop a bit of friendly/healthy competition among the schools. But most of all, the event is just to have fun.
So, DUAL is calling all schools and individuals to join us and participate in our 2nd DUAL Trivia Challenge Event.
What is it? A quiz / trivia type game night where schools/alumni clubs will have the opportunity to form tables of 10 to compete and see who has the most right answers to the questions!
How does it work? Each school or table has a chance to answer questions among a broad set of categories over a broad set of topics. The table with the most correct answer wins.
Who can participate?* - individuals, DUAL Alumni Club Teams or DUAL members may want to form a table with business/company colleagues or a group of friends. No table limit per school or group.
When: Saturday June 19th, 2010
Time: 7:00pm - 11:00 pm
Where: The American Club, The Colonial Room, 3rd Floor, 10 Claymore Hill, Singapore
Cost: $55 per person ($550 for a table of 10) - includes buffet dinner
RSVP: Please contact Lee Xueling at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Sunday, June 6 so that we can register our LSEAAS Team!
Sign up early as DUAL has a limit of 19 tables!
See which table/school/company/group REALLY has the smarts! Prizes for the top winning table!
As part of the event calendar in the Singapore LSE Trust’s Endowed Scholarship Fund, the LSEAAS has forged a partnership with Hermitage Wines (Singapore) for its forthcoming Ultimate Parker in Asia, 1-3 May 2010. The event is billed as ‘The Most Anticipated Consumer Event in South-East Asia, featuring Robert McDowell Parker Jr.’ and will be held at the Fullerton Hotel, Singapore.
REGISTRATION:
Hermitage Wines has kindly agreed to donate $30 from the sale of each Grand Tasting (2-day pass) Ticket, and $400 from the sale of each Gala Dinner Ticket to the Singapore LSE Trust.
Please contact Garich Lim at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and/or June Raj at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) for more details.
The PROGRAMME for the Ultimate Parker in Asia Event 2010, 1-3 May 2010 is as follows;
Sat. 1 & Sun. 2 May 2010 – GRAND TASTING (0900 – 1600hrs):
Single Ticket (2-day pass) – $180
** $30 from the sale of each Single (2-day pass) Ticket will be donated to the Singapore LSE Trust.
* 2 full days of interaction with producers.
* Taste over 300 wines in 2 days – all selected for their distinctive character and unique style from the best of their terroirs from the top 100 wineries of world .
* 1500 to 2000 expected wine enthusiasts and specialists from Singapore and South-East Asia, eager to taste fine wines.
* Programme of Master Classes conducted by international speakers from the world of wines.
* Book signing by Robert Parker Jr. at the Grand Tasting.
* A complimentary Grand Tasting ticket (1 ticket) will be given for every purchase of a case (of 12) of Dom Perignon 2000/2002 ($220 per bottle) or Krug NV ($256 per bottle). While stocks last!
Mon. 3 May 2010 – Les Fruits de la Vigne CHARITY GALA DINNER (1900hrs):
Single Ticket (Seat) – $2,500
Table (10 seats) – $22,500
** $400 from the sale of each Gala Dinner Ticket will be donated to the Singapore LSE Trust.
* Les Fruits de la Vigne Charity Gala Dinner will feature seven “100 Robert Parker (RP) points” Robert Parker wines paired with a 7–course meal designed by three selected chefs in Chef Leong (Jade Restaurant), Chef Stroobant (Saint-Pierre Restaurant) and Chef Diego (The Lighthouse) – each known among Singapore’s best chefs in their own style.
* Robert Parker Jr. will introduce each of the seven “100 Robert Parker (RP) Points” wines served at dinner and produced by the finest winemakers in the world.
* Silent and live auction to profit the National University Hospital (NUH) Patient Care Charity Fund (PCF). The NUHPCF provides financial assistance to financially disadvantaged patients and their families in Singapore.
The Magnificent 7’s (100–Points RP Wines*) include:
Chapoutier Ermitage L’Ermite Blanc 1999/2000
Château Haut Brion 1989
Château Pichon Lalande 1982
Paul Jaboulet La Chapelle 1990
Shafer Hillside Select 2002
Harlan Estate Proprietary Red 1997 / 2002
Château D’Yquem 2001
* The wine-selection is tentative due to certification of provenance and conditions by our tasting panel. Should there be replacement, only a 100 Robert Parker (RP) Pointer with similar value and region will be used as substitute.
The Ultimate Parker in Asia Event 2010, 1-3 May 2010 is an exceptional and highly-anticipated event for wine enthusiasts and lovers – particularly as it brings Robert Parker Jr. to Singapore for the first-time. Your participation and support for the event benefits the work of the Singapore LSE Trust.
See you there!
China and the World: the Challenges of Change.
The fifth LSE Asia Forum will take place in Beijing on 25-26 March 2010 with the support of the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS).
The Forum will address a wide range of issues of deep interest to policymakers and wider society, under a general theme relating to the recent challenges and changes that have affected the global economy.
A key focus will be on the role of China in tackling the recent challenges, and what lessons can be learnt for the future.
You can use this website to find out details about registration, speakers, programme, sponsorship and the venue.
If there is something you need and you cannot find it here, please contact the School's dedicated Asia Forum office and they will be happy to assist.
The LSE Asia Forum is an important and very public part of the School's strategy to enhance its long standing relationship with the rapidly developing Asian region. LSE has historically attracted many very talented students and staff from all major Asian countries. The School has a large and distinguished group of alumni in the region and has been active in building partnerships with business and governments for many years.
The LSE Asia Forum is a unique opportunity to bring together LSE's key partners in the region. The Forum provides an opportunity for analysis of different perspectives on the economic, social, political and cultural contributions Asia is making to global development.
The first LSE Asia Forum took place in March 2004 in Bangkok, Thailand. The theme was Asia: the future of the world economy. LSE was especially gratified that Prime Minister His Excellency Dr Thaksin Shinawatra formally opened the forum. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Thailand 2004.
Hong Kong was the venue for the second Asia Forum. whose theme was Managing the Dynamics of Growth and which took place in September 2005. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Hong Kong 2005.
Challenging Globalisation: reform, governance and society was the theme of LSE Asia Forum 2006 which took place in New Delhi, India in December 2006. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - India 2006.
Singapore hosted the immediate past Asia Forum in April 2008 which was entitled 'The Politics of Knowledge'. Details about this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Singapore 2008.
Further to the ‘Save the Date’ note sent recently, please find details in the attached invitation:
The Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund Gala Dinner
We are indebted to the generous support of Professor Saw Swee Hock (Ph.D in Statistics, 1963) who has kindly agreed to sponsor the entire costs of the Gala Dinner. This means that 100% of your donation will go directly to the support the mission of the Singapore LSE Trust.
In view of the Singapore LSE Trust's Charity / IPC status, donors will also automatically receive deduction from the chargeable income for tax purposes of 2.5x the amount of their donation. Furthermore, to encourage donations by alumni, a dollar-for-dollar matching scheme, up to a certain limit, sponsored by Professor Saw remains in place.
As this is for a good cause for our alma mater with an exciting dinner programme, please lend your support and reach out to your fellow alumni to make this a successful event.
The Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund Gala Dinner Donation Form
Should you have any queries or wish to make a reservation, please do not hesitate to contact Collin Tseng-Liu at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
We look forward to your support and seeing you at the Gala Dinner!
PRESS NEWS:
"More help for Singaporean students at LSE" reported the local daily, Today, on Wednesday, 14 April 2010.
SINGAPORE - More needy and deserving Singaporeans will have help to study at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) - thanks to $170,000 raised last night at a dinner.
The awards from the Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund have no bond attached. To date, the trust has raised more than $470,000 since its formation in 2004, according to Mr Eddie Teo, its chairman and LSE alumnus.
The awards have been given to six Singaporeans so far, three of whom are back in Singapore. The awards were at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Mr Teo, who is also chairman of the Public Service Commission, said the dinner marked the start of efforts to fund a more permanent endowment to benefit Singaporean students in the years ahead.
There are 230 students from Singapore currently at the LSE. Students who have already gained offers of admission from LSE are eligible for scholarship support from the Trust.
Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, an LSE alumnus, and more than 160 alumni attended the dinner.
The LSEAAS Committee cordially invites you to our Annual General Meeting on Saturday, 20th March 2009, 1500-1730hrs @ The Bacchus Boathouse.
It will also be a great opportunity for you to get to know the new (and old) committee members, catch-up with friends and make new contacts over a sumptuous high-tea spread!
Please find the Notice of AGM and Nomination Form for the 2010 Executive Committee (for those who wish to run for a committee position).
Agenda:
1. Passing of Annual General Meeting Minutes for 2009
2. Matters Arising
3. To receive and adopt the Annual Report for 2009
4. To receive and adopt the Financial Statement for 2009
5. To receive the Singapore LSE Trust Annual Report and Financial Statement for 2009
6. To elect the Executive Committee for Year 2010-2011
7. Any Other Business
Details:
Date: 20 March 2010 (Saturday)
Time: 1500 - 1730hrs.
Venue: The Bacchus Boathouse, 3 Fullerton Road, #03-01 Waterboat House Singapore 049215. The meeting will be held on Level 2 of the Boathouse. As always, an extensive range of finger food specially created by the Resident Chef and a free flow of coffee, tea and soft drinks will be provided for your enjoyment.
After the event, participants may wish to adjourn to the rooftop bar for drinks and a panoramic view of the waterfront over sunset
Programme:
1500 - 1530 Registration and Drinks
1530 - 1630 LSEAAS AGM
1630 - 1730 Food, food and more food!
Dress Code: Smart Casual
RSVP & Nomination Form(s):
Kindly RSVP to Edwin Seah at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Monday, 15th March 2010 to facilitate catering. For those who wish to run for a committee position, please return the Nomination Form to us by the same date as well.
The outgoing Committee would like to thank all members for their support in the past year; and we remain confident that the new committee will take the LSEAAS forward.
We look forward to seeing you at the AGM and catching-up over hi-tea!
Thank you.
Yours Sincerely,
Edwin SEAH
Hon. Secretary
M: (65) 9226 7989
Dear LSE Alumnus and Friend of the LSE,
The LSEAAS is pleased to announce that our LSEAAS Chinese New Year “Lo Hei” Celebration Lunch is back again!
* Limited number of seats are still available - please register promptly before they run out!
This annual event is a mainstay of our alumni calendar and is always a great opportunity to reunite with fellow alumni and old friends, as well as meet new friends and contacts.
The venue for this year is at the exquisite Chinese Box, set in a colonial black and white bungalow located in the quaint NUS Bukit Timah Law Campus. Together with great company, the afternoon is assuredly an unforgettable dining experience!
Details of the Event:
Date: Saturday, 27 February 2010
Time: 1200hrs. for 1230hrs.
Venue: Chinese Box, NUS Bukit Timah Campus, House 4, 1D Cluny Road, Singapore 259600
Price: $50 (LSEAAS Lifetime Member); $55 (LSEAAS Ordinary Member), $65 (DUAL / BA members),
$75 (Guests)
* Corkage: There is NO charge for corkage – so please bring your wines / spirits to share!
For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
1. Chinese Box YU SHENG Salmon
2. Abalone, Fish’s Fin and Fish Maw, Sea Cucumber & Conpoy Soup
3. Chinese Box Golden Roast Duck
4. Steamed Red Garoupa in HK Style
5. Red Wine infused Chicken Fillets
6. Live Poached Prawns
7. Braised Slice Abalone & Sea Cucumber with Seasonal Vegetable
8. Glutinous Rice in Lotus Leaf
9. Dry Longan with Glutinous Rice Balls
This would be a wonderful occasion to kick-off the TIGER YEAR and meet new and old friends over a “reunion meal” with your ‘LSE family and friends’ once again.
Best wishes for 2010 and we look forward to seeing you at the lunch!
* Limited number of seats are still available - please register promptly before they run out!
* This event is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your support.
We are pleased to announce Professor Danny Quah, Professor of Economics at the LSE, will be in town and would like to meet with alumni. What better speaker to share perspectives and makes sense of the economic crisis (just passed?) than the No. 1 Economics Professor from the LSE?
Professor Quah will make a presentation on, "The Collapsed Global Economy: A Year that Wasn't".
Details of the event are:
Date: Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Time: 1830hrs. for 1900hrs.
Venue: Dome Café, Singapore Art Museum, 71 Bras Basah Road. Singapore 189555.
Cost:
LSEAAS Members subsidized online payment(s) price of $27.50 (S$35 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$45 at the door).
Programme for the evening is:
1830 - 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 - 1945: "The Collapsed Global Economy: A Year that Wasn't" by Professor Danny Quah
1945 - 2030: Buffet Dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
Assorted Sushi Maki
Mango Prawn Roll
Stir Fried Mixed Vegetables with Oyster Sauce
Chicken Wing Zing
Sweet & Sour Fish
Olio Seafood Fried Rice
Tropical Fruit Platter
Coffee, Tea and Fruit Punch
Should you be keen to read Danny’s recent views on the world and more, please do visit his personal website. For Danny’s full biography.
RSVP: Due to limited places (40 only) at the venue, please register early to avoid disappointment! This would be a wonderful occasion to kick-off 2010 and meet new and old friends from your ‘LSE family’ once again.
We look forward to seeing you…till then, here’s wishing you and all at home a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
* This event is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your support.
* See you at the Chinese New Year 2010 Special "Lo Hei" Lunch Celebration!
EVENTS
Wednesday, 25th August 2010
Bon Voyage Reception 2010
The soiree will say bon voyage to Freshers as they begin undergraduate / postgraduate studies at LSE. It is an opportunity to mingle pre-Orientation, and more importantly, find out from seniors what life in London is all about.
This event is FREE for recent graduates who graduated from LSE in 2007 - 2009. You are cordially invited, and warmly encouraged to join us at the event to share your experiences with the Freshers: the best pubs, the best restaurants, the craziest things to do in London! The soon-to-be undergraduates and postgraduates will be grateful for, and benefit hugely from your evening spent with them.
Being an LSEAAS event, it would also be a good time to catch-up with your peers and chill-out after work, especially when happy-hour rates apply all through the event.
Details of the event are as follows:
Date: Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Time: 1900 - 2100hrs.
Venue: Upstairs @ Harry's Boat Quay, 28 Boat Quay, Singapore 049818. (Near Raffles Place MRT Station)
Entrance Fee: FREE (Graduates of 2007, 2008 and 2009) / S$10 (LSEAAS Members) / S$20 (Non-Members)
There will be free flow of soft drinks plus finger food during the event. Alcoholic drinks will be available at happy-hour rates throughout the event.
Please feel free to forward this email to your peers and invite them to join us at Harry's!
Membership Special:
Entrance fee will be waived for all membership renewal and/or sign-ups (2-year or lifetime) during the event! For non- members, you will also be able to sign up for the LSEAAS membership during the event at a nominal amount of $30 for a 2-year membership. Lifetime membership costs $188 or at a special reduced rate of $100 if you sign up within 2-years upon graduation from the LSE.
RSVP with Ms. Weng Wanyi at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), with the following details by Friday, 20 Aug 10 at the latest:
1) Last Name
2) First Name
3) Category: LSEAAS Alumni Members / Non-Members
4) Course of study at LSE (if applicable)
5) Year of Graduation at LSE (if applicable)
6) Email address
7) Contact No
We look forward to seeing you all at the reception, and giving our Freshers a rousing send-off!
Thursday, 12th August 2010
Lord Meghnad Desai Lecture
The LSEAAS is proud to publicize the invitation to the Inaugural Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre Annual Lecture on behalf of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies.
Officially inaugurated in August 2009, the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies pursues research on historical interactions among Asian societies and civilisations. It serves as a forum for comprehensive study of the ways in which Asian polities and societies have interacted over time through religious, cultural, and economic exchanges and diasporic networks.
Programme
Please fill out the event reply form and return by fax to the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, or e-mail .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Friday, 6 August 2010.
* This event is free!
Lord Meghnad Jagdishchandra Desai is an India-born British economist and Labour politician. He is a member of the British House of Lords. Until 2005 he was the Director of the Centre for the Study of Global Governance at the London School of Economics, which he founded in 1992, and at which he is now Professor Emeritus. He has written on a wide range of topics, from macroeconomics to Bollywood. His books include Marxian Economic Theory; Marx’s Revenge: The Resurgence of Capitalism and the Death of Statist Socialism; Nehru’s Hero: Dilip Kumar in the Life of India; and, most recently, The Rediscovery of India. He is currently a member of the Nalanda Mentor Group which is tasked with the supervision of the revived Nalanda University in Bihar, India.
Tuesday, 10th August 2010
An Evening with Professor Christopher Coker
The LSEAAS is pleased to invite you to an exclusive evening with Professor Christopher Coker, Head of the Department of International Relations at the LSE.
The current economic crisis is bringing to the forefront the unprecedented creation and transfer of wealth and influence to Asia. This shift is unrivaled in the history of mankind in its magnitude, reach and speed – compelling the West, namely the US and the UK to react. How will the new US and UK administrations engage Asia?
To address this pressing issue, Professor Coker will analyze the current turn of events and will share his views on the reaction of the UK and the US in a presentation, "Engaging with Rising Asia – Impact on & Influence of US and UK Foreign Policy”.
Mark your diaries for this stimulating evening with Professor Coker, and treat your taste-buds to a delicious dinner at Dome Café!
DETAILS of the event:
Date: Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Time: 1830hrs
Venue: Dome Café, Singapore Art Museum, 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555
Cost: LSEAAS Members S$27.50 (S$35 at the door)
DUAL Members S$32.50 (S$40 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$45 at the door)
* RSVP now as there are only 40 seats available!
PROGRAMME for the evening:
1830 – 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 – 1945: "Engaging with Rising Asia – US and UK Policy Perspectives," by Professor Chris Coker
1945 – 2030: Buffet dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
Deep Fried Chicken Roll
Mango Prawn Roll
Baked Cauliflower Mornay
Grilled Chicken with Baby Potato with Mexican Sauce
Pan Fried Dory Fillet in Lemon Butter Sauce
Pineapple Fried Rice
Assorted Mini Cakes (Cheese Cake, Carrot Cake and Brownie)
Coffee, Tea and Iced Peach Tea
We look forward to seeing you at the event!
Professor Christopher Coker is Professor of International Relations at the LSE.
He was a NATO Fellow in 1981. He has served two terms on the Council of the Royal United Services Institute. He is a serving member of the Washington Strategy Seminar; the Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis (Cambridge, MA); the Black Sea University Foundation; the Moscow School of Politics; and the LSE Cold War Studies Centre. He is a member of Council on the 21st Century Trust. He was a Visiting Fellow of Goodenough College in 2003-4 and is an Associate Fellow of the Institute for the Study of the Americas (United States Programme).
Professor Coker is also the author of War in an Age of Risk (2009); War and Ethics in the 21st Century (2008), Warrior Ethos (2008) The Future of War: the re-enchantment of war in the twenty-first century (2004), Waging War Without Warriors (2002), Humane Warfare (2001), War and the Illiberal Conscience (1998), The Twilight of the West (1997), War and the Twentieth Century (1994), Britain’s Defence Policy in the 1990s: an intelligent person’s guide to the defence debate (1992), and A Nation in Retreat (1991).
Wednesday, 14th July 2010
Tête-à-Tête with Dr. Razeen Sally
The LSEAAS warmly welcomes Dr. Razeen Sally back to Singapore, and is delighted to host him to an evening to meet with alumni.
Given the gravity of the economic shift to Asia under the current fiscal strains in Europe and US, it is fortuitous as it is timely for us to have Dr. Sally share his insights and research on the topic, "Can Asia Lead? The Shift to the East in Global Economics and Politics after the Crisis”.
Event details:
Date: Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Time: 1830hrs. for 1900hrs.
Venue: Earshot Café, The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane. Singapore 179429.
Cost: LSEAAS Members S$27.50 (S$30 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$40 at the door)
Programme for the evening:
1830 - 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 - 1945: "Can Asia Lead? The Shift to the East in Global Economics and Politics after the Crisis” by Dr. Razeen Sally
1945 - 2030: Buffet dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the sumptuous buffet dinner is:
Cold Selections
Spicy Minced Chicken Salad with Mint & Chilli
Fresh Garden Greens with Sauteed Mushrooms, Parmesan Cheese, Croutons and Italian Dressing
Hot Selections
Grilled Boneless Leg of Chicken with Teriyaki Sauce
Stir-Fried Garden Vegetables with Mushrooms and Beancurd
Shrimp Netted Spring Roll with Plum Sauce Dip
Pan-Fried Fillet of Dory with Lemon-Butter Cream sauce
Curry-Scented Thai Fish Patties with Sweet Chilli Sauce
Pineapple Fried Rice Topped with Chicken Floss and Cashew Nuts
Desserts
Tapioca Cooked in Syrup Served with Chilled Coconut Cream
Mini Chocolate Cake
Mix Fresh Fruits Platter
Beverages
Free Flow of Soft Drinks and Ice Green Tea
RSVP: Due to limited places at the venue, please register early to avoid disappointment.
This would be a wonderful occasion to gather at The Art House after the World Cup finals, and back to more enjoyable topics such as Economics and Trade.
We look forward to seeing you… till then, may your favourite team progress to the finals!
Research Summary:
Dr. Razeen Sally's research focuses on trade policy in Asia, the WTO and preferential trade agreements. He has written on trade and investment issues in China, India and the ASEAN countries, as well as on EU trade policy and the global trading system more generally. His book, "New Frontiers in Free Trade", was published by the Cato Institute in Washington DC in 2008 (also published as "Trade Policy, New Century" by the Institute of Economic Affairs in the UK). He has also written on the intellectual history of political economy, especially the theory of commercial policy.
Dr. Sally is now working on EU and Asia trade issues for ECIPE in Brussels and on two books, one on Asia in the world economy after the crisis, and the other on my native Sri Lanka.
Non LSE positions held:
Dr. Razeen Sally is also co-Director of the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), a international economic policy think tank based in Brussels. He is presently on a leave of absence from the LSE, where he has taught since 1993. He received his Ph.D from the LSE in 1992, and did post-doctoral research at INSEAD in France.
Dr. Sally is Senior Research Associate at the South African Institute of International Affairs in Johannesburg. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Institut D’Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po) in Paris, Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) in Singapore, a Visiting Fellow at the University of Hong Kong, and Director, Trade Policy, at the Commonwealth Business Council in London. He is on the Academic Advisory Council of the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, and on the Advisory Board of the Cato Centre for Trade Policy Studies in Washington DC.
Saturday, 19th June 2010
LSEAAS - DUAL Trivia Challenge
* This event has been postponed to a future date.
Each year, DUAL tries to organize events that bring schools together to foster and build relationships in our community. Previous events have included the DUAL Balls, Concert night, DUAL Drinks, Thanksgiving Dinner, and an annual Bowling tournament to name a few. Sometimes we have nominated a charity to support and other times, the idea is to just have fun and meet new friends.
After a couple of years, DUAL is bringing back their popular "DUAL Trivia Challenge" night - whereby schools will organize tables of 10 and be "quizzed" on a series of topics to see which team/table can get the most right answers. This a good way for schools to bring our alumni together, really test our IQ's collectively and develop a bit of friendly/healthy competition among the schools. But most of all, the event is just to have fun.
So, DUAL is calling all schools and individuals to join us and participate in our 2nd DUAL Trivia Challenge Event.
What is it? A quiz / trivia type game night where schools/alumni clubs will have the opportunity to form tables of 10 to compete and see who has the most right answers to the questions!
How does it work? Each school or table has a chance to answer questions among a broad set of categories over a broad set of topics. The table with the most correct answer wins.
Who can participate?* - individuals, DUAL Alumni Club Teams or DUAL members may want to form a table with business/company colleagues or a group of friends. No table limit per school or group.
When: Saturday June 19th, 2010
Time: 7:00pm - 11:00 pm
Where: The American Club, The Colonial Room, 3rd Floor, 10 Claymore Hill, Singapore
Cost: $55 per person ($550 for a table of 10) - includes buffet dinner
RSVP: Please contact Lee Xueling at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Sunday, June 6 so that we can register our LSEAAS Team!
Sign up early as DUAL has a limit of 19 tables!
See which table/school/company/group REALLY has the smarts! Prizes for the top winning table!
Saturday, 1st May 2010
LSEAAS - Ultimate Parker in Asia 2010
As part of the event calendar in the Singapore LSE Trust’s Endowed Scholarship Fund, the LSEAAS has forged a partnership with Hermitage Wines (Singapore) for its forthcoming Ultimate Parker in Asia, 1-3 May 2010. The event is billed as ‘The Most Anticipated Consumer Event in South-East Asia, featuring Robert McDowell Parker Jr.’ and will be held at the Fullerton Hotel, Singapore.
REGISTRATION:
Hermitage Wines has kindly agreed to donate $30 from the sale of each Grand Tasting (2-day pass) Ticket, and $400 from the sale of each Gala Dinner Ticket to the Singapore LSE Trust.
Please contact Garich Lim at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and/or June Raj at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) for more details.
The PROGRAMME for the Ultimate Parker in Asia Event 2010, 1-3 May 2010 is as follows;
Sat. 1 & Sun. 2 May 2010 – GRAND TASTING (0900 – 1600hrs):
Single Ticket (2-day pass) – $180
** $30 from the sale of each Single (2-day pass) Ticket will be donated to the Singapore LSE Trust.
* 2 full days of interaction with producers.
* Taste over 300 wines in 2 days – all selected for their distinctive character and unique style from the best of their terroirs from the top 100 wineries of world .
* 1500 to 2000 expected wine enthusiasts and specialists from Singapore and South-East Asia, eager to taste fine wines.
* Programme of Master Classes conducted by international speakers from the world of wines.
* Book signing by Robert Parker Jr. at the Grand Tasting.
* A complimentary Grand Tasting ticket (1 ticket) will be given for every purchase of a case (of 12) of Dom Perignon 2000/2002 ($220 per bottle) or Krug NV ($256 per bottle). While stocks last!
Mon. 3 May 2010 – Les Fruits de la Vigne CHARITY GALA DINNER (1900hrs):
Single Ticket (Seat) – $2,500
Table (10 seats) – $22,500
** $400 from the sale of each Gala Dinner Ticket will be donated to the Singapore LSE Trust.
* Les Fruits de la Vigne Charity Gala Dinner will feature seven “100 Robert Parker (RP) points” Robert Parker wines paired with a 7–course meal designed by three selected chefs in Chef Leong (Jade Restaurant), Chef Stroobant (Saint-Pierre Restaurant) and Chef Diego (The Lighthouse) – each known among Singapore’s best chefs in their own style.
* Robert Parker Jr. will introduce each of the seven “100 Robert Parker (RP) Points” wines served at dinner and produced by the finest winemakers in the world.
* Silent and live auction to profit the National University Hospital (NUH) Patient Care Charity Fund (PCF). The NUHPCF provides financial assistance to financially disadvantaged patients and their families in Singapore.
The Magnificent 7’s (100–Points RP Wines*) include:
Chapoutier Ermitage L’Ermite Blanc 1999/2000
Château Haut Brion 1989
Château Pichon Lalande 1982
Paul Jaboulet La Chapelle 1990
Shafer Hillside Select 2002
Harlan Estate Proprietary Red 1997 / 2002
Château D’Yquem 2001
* The wine-selection is tentative due to certification of provenance and conditions by our tasting panel. Should there be replacement, only a 100 Robert Parker (RP) Pointer with similar value and region will be used as substitute.
The Ultimate Parker in Asia Event 2010, 1-3 May 2010 is an exceptional and highly-anticipated event for wine enthusiasts and lovers – particularly as it brings Robert Parker Jr. to Singapore for the first-time. Your participation and support for the event benefits the work of the Singapore LSE Trust.
See you there!
Thursday, 25th March 2010
LSE Asia Forum - Beijing 2010
China and the World: the Challenges of Change.
The fifth LSE Asia Forum will take place in Beijing on 25-26 March 2010 with the support of the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS).
The Forum will address a wide range of issues of deep interest to policymakers and wider society, under a general theme relating to the recent challenges and changes that have affected the global economy.
A key focus will be on the role of China in tackling the recent challenges, and what lessons can be learnt for the future.
You can use this website to find out details about registration, speakers, programme, sponsorship and the venue.
If there is something you need and you cannot find it here, please contact the School's dedicated Asia Forum office and they will be happy to assist.
The LSE Asia Forum is an important and very public part of the School's strategy to enhance its long standing relationship with the rapidly developing Asian region. LSE has historically attracted many very talented students and staff from all major Asian countries. The School has a large and distinguished group of alumni in the region and has been active in building partnerships with business and governments for many years.
The LSE Asia Forum is a unique opportunity to bring together LSE's key partners in the region. The Forum provides an opportunity for analysis of different perspectives on the economic, social, political and cultural contributions Asia is making to global development.
The first LSE Asia Forum took place in March 2004 in Bangkok, Thailand. The theme was Asia: the future of the world economy. LSE was especially gratified that Prime Minister His Excellency Dr Thaksin Shinawatra formally opened the forum. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Thailand 2004.
Hong Kong was the venue for the second Asia Forum. whose theme was Managing the Dynamics of Growth and which took place in September 2005. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Hong Kong 2005.
Challenging Globalisation: reform, governance and society was the theme of LSE Asia Forum 2006 which took place in New Delhi, India in December 2006. Further details of this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - India 2006.
Singapore hosted the immediate past Asia Forum in April 2008 which was entitled 'The Politics of Knowledge'. Details about this event can be found at LSE Asia Forum - Singapore 2008.
Tuesday, 13th April 2010
The Singapore LSE Trust Endowed Scholarship Fund Gala Dinner!
Further to the ‘Save the Date’ note sent recently, please find details in the attached invitation:
The Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund Gala Dinner
We are indebted to the generous support of Professor Saw Swee Hock (Ph.D in Statistics, 1963) who has kindly agreed to sponsor the entire costs of the Gala Dinner. This means that 100% of your donation will go directly to the support the mission of the Singapore LSE Trust.
In view of the Singapore LSE Trust's Charity / IPC status, donors will also automatically receive deduction from the chargeable income for tax purposes of 2.5x the amount of their donation. Furthermore, to encourage donations by alumni, a dollar-for-dollar matching scheme, up to a certain limit, sponsored by Professor Saw remains in place.
As this is for a good cause for our alma mater with an exciting dinner programme, please lend your support and reach out to your fellow alumni to make this a successful event.
The Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund Gala Dinner Donation Form
Should you have any queries or wish to make a reservation, please do not hesitate to contact Collin Tseng-Liu at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
We look forward to your support and seeing you at the Gala Dinner!
PRESS NEWS:
"More help for Singaporean students at LSE" reported the local daily, Today, on Wednesday, 14 April 2010.
SINGAPORE - More needy and deserving Singaporeans will have help to study at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) - thanks to $170,000 raised last night at a dinner.
The awards from the Singapore LSE Trust Endowment Fund have no bond attached. To date, the trust has raised more than $470,000 since its formation in 2004, according to Mr Eddie Teo, its chairman and LSE alumnus.
The awards have been given to six Singaporeans so far, three of whom are back in Singapore. The awards were at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Mr Teo, who is also chairman of the Public Service Commission, said the dinner marked the start of efforts to fund a more permanent endowment to benefit Singaporean students in the years ahead.
There are 230 students from Singapore currently at the LSE. Students who have already gained offers of admission from LSE are eligible for scholarship support from the Trust.
Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, an LSE alumnus, and more than 160 alumni attended the dinner.
Saturday, 20th March 2010
LSEAAS Annual General Meeting 2010
The LSEAAS Committee cordially invites you to our Annual General Meeting on Saturday, 20th March 2009, 1500-1730hrs @ The Bacchus Boathouse.
It will also be a great opportunity for you to get to know the new (and old) committee members, catch-up with friends and make new contacts over a sumptuous high-tea spread!
Please find the Notice of AGM and Nomination Form for the 2010 Executive Committee (for those who wish to run for a committee position).
Agenda:
1. Passing of Annual General Meeting Minutes for 2009
2. Matters Arising
3. To receive and adopt the Annual Report for 2009
4. To receive and adopt the Financial Statement for 2009
5. To receive the Singapore LSE Trust Annual Report and Financial Statement for 2009
6. To elect the Executive Committee for Year 2010-2011
7. Any Other Business
Details:
Date: 20 March 2010 (Saturday)
Time: 1500 - 1730hrs.
Venue: The Bacchus Boathouse, 3 Fullerton Road, #03-01 Waterboat House Singapore 049215. The meeting will be held on Level 2 of the Boathouse. As always, an extensive range of finger food specially created by the Resident Chef and a free flow of coffee, tea and soft drinks will be provided for your enjoyment.
After the event, participants may wish to adjourn to the rooftop bar for drinks and a panoramic view of the waterfront over sunset
Programme:
1500 - 1530 Registration and Drinks
1530 - 1630 LSEAAS AGM
1630 - 1730 Food, food and more food!
Dress Code: Smart Casual
RSVP & Nomination Form(s):
Kindly RSVP to Edwin Seah at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Monday, 15th March 2010 to facilitate catering. For those who wish to run for a committee position, please return the Nomination Form to us by the same date as well.
The outgoing Committee would like to thank all members for their support in the past year; and we remain confident that the new committee will take the LSEAAS forward.
We look forward to seeing you at the AGM and catching-up over hi-tea!
Thank you.
Yours Sincerely,
Edwin SEAH
Hon. Secretary
M: (65) 9226 7989
Saturday, 27th February 2010
Chinese New Year 2010 Special “Lo Hei” Lunch Celebration!
Dear LSE Alumnus and Friend of the LSE,
The LSEAAS is pleased to announce that our LSEAAS Chinese New Year “Lo Hei” Celebration Lunch is back again!
* Limited number of seats are still available - please register promptly before they run out!
This annual event is a mainstay of our alumni calendar and is always a great opportunity to reunite with fellow alumni and old friends, as well as meet new friends and contacts.
The venue for this year is at the exquisite Chinese Box, set in a colonial black and white bungalow located in the quaint NUS Bukit Timah Law Campus. Together with great company, the afternoon is assuredly an unforgettable dining experience!
Details of the Event:
Date: Saturday, 27 February 2010
Time: 1200hrs. for 1230hrs.
Venue: Chinese Box, NUS Bukit Timah Campus, House 4, 1D Cluny Road, Singapore 259600
Price: $50 (LSEAAS Lifetime Member); $55 (LSEAAS Ordinary Member), $65 (DUAL / BA members),
$75 (Guests)
* Corkage: There is NO charge for corkage – so please bring your wines / spirits to share!
For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
1. Chinese Box YU SHENG Salmon
2. Abalone, Fish’s Fin and Fish Maw, Sea Cucumber & Conpoy Soup
3. Chinese Box Golden Roast Duck
4. Steamed Red Garoupa in HK Style
5. Red Wine infused Chicken Fillets
6. Live Poached Prawns
7. Braised Slice Abalone & Sea Cucumber with Seasonal Vegetable
8. Glutinous Rice in Lotus Leaf
9. Dry Longan with Glutinous Rice Balls
This would be a wonderful occasion to kick-off the TIGER YEAR and meet new and old friends over a “reunion meal” with your ‘LSE family and friends’ once again.
Best wishes for 2010 and we look forward to seeing you at the lunch!
* Limited number of seats are still available - please register promptly before they run out!
Wednesday, 13th January 2010
An Evening with Professor Danny Quah, (Professor of Economics, LSE)
* This event is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your support.
We are pleased to announce Professor Danny Quah, Professor of Economics at the LSE, will be in town and would like to meet with alumni. What better speaker to share perspectives and makes sense of the economic crisis (just passed?) than the No. 1 Economics Professor from the LSE?
Professor Quah will make a presentation on, "The Collapsed Global Economy: A Year that Wasn't".
Details of the event are:
Date: Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Time: 1830hrs. for 1900hrs.
Venue: Dome Café, Singapore Art Museum, 71 Bras Basah Road. Singapore 189555.
Cost:
LSEAAS Members subsidized online payment(s) price of $27.50 (S$35 at the door)
Non-Members $37.50 (S$45 at the door).
Programme for the evening is:
1830 - 1900: Registration & Drinks
1900: Welcome
1900 - 1945: "The Collapsed Global Economy: A Year that Wasn't" by Professor Danny Quah
1945 - 2030: Buffet Dinner & Networking
2030 onwards: Token of Appreciation & Events Update
* For those more swayed by food, the MENU for the buffet dinner is:
Assorted Sushi Maki
Mango Prawn Roll
Stir Fried Mixed Vegetables with Oyster Sauce
Chicken Wing Zing
Sweet & Sour Fish
Olio Seafood Fried Rice
Tropical Fruit Platter
Coffee, Tea and Fruit Punch
Should you be keen to read Danny’s recent views on the world and more, please do visit his personal website. For Danny’s full biography.
RSVP: Due to limited places (40 only) at the venue, please register early to avoid disappointment! This would be a wonderful occasion to kick-off 2010 and meet new and old friends from your ‘LSE family’ once again.
We look forward to seeing you…till then, here’s wishing you and all at home a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
* This event is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your support.
* See you at the Chinese New Year 2010 Special "Lo Hei" Lunch Celebration!