After a brief stint reviewing books for her high school newspaper, Jonny Milton is advancing her career in print media by joining Volume 60 as a student journalist. It is her first year both at Trent and at Arthur, and she’s doing a joint honours BA in forensic science and philosophy: Forensic Science because he’s ready to reap the benefits of a STEM degree, Philosophy because he’s fun at parties, and a joint major because she hates having electives and free time. Her reporting interests lie in local history, media analysis, labour rights and regulations, and gonzo journalism.
Outside of work and school, Jonny can be found wandering the streets of downtown Peterborough, reading any book she can get her hands on, and watching films he insists are culturally relevant but none of her friends have ever heard of. When she is not strengthening her intellectual muscles, she is also an avid gym-goer and will tell you more than you wanted to know if you ask about his weight lifting program. In the future, she hopes to have a successful career as a forensic scientist and if that falls through, is confident her philosophy degree will rake in all the job offers. Who knows, perhaps his position at Arthur will lead him down the path of crime journalism.
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