News Clips November 2-8, 2015

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of November 2-8, 2015.   Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

November 2

Buffalo News:  Allentown sign-makers cherish indelible political imprint (Clifford Bell, Senior Business Advisor of the SBDC, quoted)

Rome Sentinel:  DiMarco to continue in Seventh Ward (Buffalo state alum, Louis DiMarco, featured)

November 3

Buffalo News:  On the Record (Buffalo State alum, Judith Nolan Powell, mentioned)

November 4

Buffalo News:  Bengals women try to break semifinal curse (Nick DeMarsh, Women’s Soccer Coach, quoted)

Buffalo News:  Career training spurs overhaul of failing schools (Buffalo State mentioned)

Clarence Bee:  Clarence adds new Special Ed, IT hires (Buffalo State alum, Erik Vohwinkel, mentioned)

November 5

Buffalo News:  SUNY trustees launch push for increased state aid (Buffalo State mentioned)

Buffalo News:  As Kane investigation ends, only two people know what happened (Seth Oyer, Assistant Professor of Communication, quoted)

November 6

Buffalo News:  Garden Notes (Frank Kowsky, Professor Emeritus, mentioned)

November 7

Buffalo News:  Bengals lose to Oneonta in SUNYAC women’s soccer final

November 8

Buffalo News:  300 black crosses for a solemn conversation (Alexander Means, Assistant Professor of Social and Psychological Foundations and students Vanessa Clifton and Jaliessa St. John quoted. William White, Professor of Social and Psychological Foundations and Sarah Hinterliter, Associate Professor of Fine Arts, mentioned)

Buffalo News:  Serignese leads Buffalo State football

Buffalo News:  Clinton expected to raise at least $300,000 in Buffalo visit Tuesday (photo from Buffalo State visit of May 7, 1999)