"She spoke passionately and with eloquence?" "The candidate's impressive accomplishments?" Reporter Stacey Solie, new to the Times-Tribune by way of Columbia's grad j-school, pours it on a little thick this morning in her Wednesday, March 12, 2008
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"She spoke passionately and with eloquence?" "The candidate's impressive accomplishments?" Reporter Stacey Solie, new to the Times-Tribune by way of Columbia's grad j-school, pours it on a little thick this morning in her 
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Times Tribune stylebook requires that anything Casey, Miller, Rodham, or The Office be reported with Scranto-celebrity positivity.
When are you all going to learn that Number One, a Columbia Journalism School pedigree ain't what it used to be and Number Two, a gig interning at the NYTimes while at Columbia is the norm and does not make a person more qualified as a journalist.
I had a Columbia j-grad working for me a few years back who couldn't spell C-A-T if you gave him the first two letters.
I bet you didn't get into Columbia.
No, but I got into Colombia (sniff....sniff.)
Here's a tip for your Columbia grads: You should phrase it as "passionately and eloquently" or "with passion and eloquence."
If you can't be literate, at least be consistent.
I think swooning,is a good term.
So much for ridin the fence.
This is what they are teaching the kids at Columbia now:
1, never let the facts get in the way of a good story
2, make your position clear in the report, so as not to be mistakenly unbiased.
Only the best for TT,Kings/Wilkes/Lccc students need not apply!Not Midwest or Ivy League enough sniff,sniff!
Why does the Times-Tribune continue hire a bunch of hacks? It seems as though their reporters, who cannot write, lack intellectual backbone;
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