News Clips October 26-November 1, 2015

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of October 26-November 1, 2015.   Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

October 26

WIVB:  World Health Organization: Processed red meat causes cancer (Tina Colaizzo-Anas, Associate Professor of Health, Nutrition and Dietetics, quoted)

October 27

Buffalo News:  Flip-throw, header vault Bengals women to No. 1 seed

Buffalo News:  City Hallways (David Franczyk, Lecturer of History and Social Studies, quoted)

WBFO: Preview of Buffalo State’s City of Buffalo Opportunity Pledge Signing Ceremony with Mayor Byron Brown (No link available)
 

WKBW: Recap of Buffalo State’s City of Buffalo Opportunity Pledge Signing Ceremony with Mayor Byron Brown (No link available)

October 28

WBEN: Nutritionist: Eating Processed Meat in Moderation is Fine (Carol DeNysschen, Chair and Associate Professor of Dietetics and Nutrition, quoted)

Amherst Bee:  Special Events (Joy Guarino, Associate Professor of Theater, mentioned)

WGRZ:  Buff State Women's Soccer Goal Big in Game

WKBW:  Game won on front flip, header combo

October 30

Fox Sports:  Wild flip-throw goal clinches regular season title for Buffalo State

October 31

WBFO:  Elmwood Bidwell Farmers Market finds a home for the winter (Buffalo State mentioned)

WGRZ:  Elmwood-Bidwell Farmer's Market introduces Winter Market (Buffalo State mentioned)

Niagara Gazette:  Quinn, McGinnis seeking NT clerk-treasurer post (Buffalo state alum, Daniel Quinn, featured)

November 1

Buffalo News:  Elmwood-Bidwell Farmers Market moves to Buffalo State campus for winter (Susan McCartney, Director of the SBDC, quoted)

Buffalo News:  Poetry and Literature Calendar (Lindsey Freeman, Assistant Professor of Sociology, mentioned)

Buffalo News:  Niagara Q&A / Mike Raisch North Tonawanda man’s scary environments wow crowds (BSC student, Mike Raisch, featured)

Niagara Gazette:  Zona, Naccarato seek county's Fifth District seat (Buffalo State alum, Jason Zona, featured)