Simon Fraser student politics is always interesting
The Peak, Simon Fraser University’s student newspaper, printed its first summer issue last week. I have to admit I’m jealous of the paper, since SFU student politics always offer interesting stories.
The new volume has a strong opinion editor, the one and only J.J.McCullough who has been Editor-in-Chief of Douglas College’s The Other Press and CRO for the Simon Fraser Students’ Society. McCullough opens up with a column stating he will not publish any opinion articles about swearing. (Using the work "fuck" ten times in the process.)
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