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Women's Soccer: Tigers look to recreate 2004 magic
Published: Friday, November 14th, 2008
The women’s soccer team spent Tuesday night together in front of the TV nervously awaiting the selections for the NCAA tournament. Despite the emotional 2-1 double-overtime win over Penn on Saturday that gave Princeton a share of the Ivy ...(back to the article)
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Steven (aka "Steve")
I like how you've dropped the N from your first name, it makes the reader feel at home with your writing and allows them to really get inside your head. Furthermore, an artist like yourself can't survive in journalism with a name like "Steven". Steve, however, gives your identity some real panache and style.
Moving past your slick new moniker and delving into the column itself, I was bombarded with the brilliant use of symbolism. The way you've woven quotes seamlessly into your writing was remarkable, nay, legendary. Furthermore, your unbiased discourse of the women's soccer team almost manages to hide the true story beneath - the unending struggle of the proletariat with the overburdening bourgeoisie.
Your assessment of current economic crisis only adds the overall excellence of the work.
Kudos young chap!
Go set the world aflame!
Ahhh plaudits, plaudits indeed! This young and fervent journalist clearly has a yearning to unearth the raw materials behind every story covered. Harken the lonely few who can not appreciate this elegant prose, come at once to understand the knowledge bestowed at the hands of Mr. Sloane! I ask you now, with great sincerity, are you not amerced with the descriptiveness and pure gentry of the author? Does your heart not beat with the errant and unpredictable change of possession? If your answer to these plebeian questions was a resounding "YES" than you, like me, are a bona-fide Sloananite! So march on young Sloane, and continue to regal us with your most observant articles. For true literature comes fro within, and true connoisseurs can not do without!