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DESCRIPTION:NOTE:  Luncheon $25 - cash or cheque  Register no later than
  Tuesdays 12 noon. Contact Antonio at aleechang@gmail.com Register car li
 cense at Front Desk   The Challenge to Journalism in Populist Age through
  a Multilingual Perspective - Daisy Xiong Daisy Xiong is a reporter from R
 ichmond News. Daisy moved to Canada in 2013 and graduated from the UBC Gra
 duate School of Journalism. She has reported for various newsrooms in Cana
 da and China\, such as CBC\, Global TV\, The Globe and Mail\, Sing Tao Dai
 ly and China Central Television. In 2016\, Daisy was selected as one of ei
 ght graduates in Canada to receive a scholarship to work for CBC programs 
 across the country. Daisy has also done reporting in Nepal and Chile. She 
 was nominated for Ma Murray Community Newspaper Award in 2018.  
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SUMMARY:Wed Luncheon - Daisy Xiong
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 	<li>Luncheon $25 - cash or&nbsp\;cheque&nbsp\;</li>\n	<li>Register no lat
 er than Tuesdays 12 noon.</li>\n	<li><span style="line-height: 1.6em\;">Co
 ntact Antonio at&nbsp\;</span><a href="mailto:aleechang@gmail.com">aleecha
 ng@gmail.com</a></li>\n	<li>Register car license at Front Desk&nbsp\;</li>
 \n</ul>\n\n<hr />\n<h3><span style="font-size:18px\;">The Challenge to Jou
 rnalism in Populist Age through a Multilingual Perspective - Daisy Xiong</
 span></h3>\n\n<div>\n<p>Daisy Xiong is a reporter from Richmond News. Dais
 y moved to Canada in 2013 and graduated from the UBC Graduate School of Jo
 urnalism. She has reported for various newsrooms in Canada and China\, suc
 h as CBC\, Global TV\, The Globe and Mail\, Sing Tao Daily and China Centr
 al Television. In 2016\, Daisy was selected as one of eight graduates in C
 anada to receive a scholarship to work for CBC programs across the country
 . Daisy has also done reporting in Nepal and Chile. She was nominated for 
 Ma Murray Community Newspaper Award in 2018.</p>\n</div>\n
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