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Editor’s note: The Sentinel regularly uses pronouns “they, their and them” in place of “him/her or he/she” in crime stories when the writer is referring to victims of certain abuse. By hiding the gender of the victim, The Sentinel hopes to protect the individual from becoming further victimized. In this example, the writer used the incorrect pronoun in a part of the article. That article has since been edited on the Sentinel’s website. Kevin Zook: A lesson in English 101 To the Editor: It’s basic English 101: pronouns must agree with their antecedents. This ...