Nicky Taylor is the Co-Editor-in-Chief of Volume 55 of Arthur Newspaper. They first fell in love with Arthur as a naïve second year student working as a Staff Writer and have spent the interceding years learning everything they can about student journalism and the Nogojiwanong-Peterborough community. Now that they’ve received their degree (a BAH in International Development and Philosophy with a specialization in Ethics), they can devote all of their time to learning defamation law through trial and error. Their journalistic interests include politics at every level, student affairs, gentrification & urbanism, media criticism, and arts & culture. In 2021, they published their debut poetry collection 'Foul Mouth,' with bird, buried press. In February 2022, they were named Student Journalist of the Year, at the Canadian University Press' annual John H. MacDonald Awards for excellence in student journalism.
What’s a Rich Text element?
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Static and dynamic content editing
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How to customize formatting for each rich text
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