The (self-appointed) friendly neighbourhood journalist makes his triumphant return for Volume 60 with the naive expectation that his third time on staff will be the charm. This marks the comeback of his local arts and culture coverage, with a hint of sports and media-fixation-based journalism. Often deemed Ian Vansegbrook’s accomplice, he is the main videographer of Arthur’s social media videos and long-form YouTube content.
Allen is a third-year English Literature student in Trent’s Teacher Education Stream who hopes to instil a love for reading and writing in his future high school English students. Their writing has won several local awards in their hometown of St. Thomas, Ontario including the Bob McCaig Sweetgrass Award for Community Education and the Tammi Thwaites Scholarship for Language. They also received the John Pettigrew Prize for first-year English student essays back in 2023. His work is fuelled by 70s soft rock, Rhett & Link videos, the colour orange, and his undying love for the oxford comma.
He spends his spare time making no progress on his guitar skills and successfully completing one crossword every quarter.
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