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What happens if Buffalo elects a socialist mayor?
11/2/21
CBS News interviewed Henry Louis Taylor Jr., director of the UB Center for Urban Studies, in a story on Buffalo's mayoral race: "The problems that Buffalo face are the problems that America face," Taylor said.
The Victorian woman writer who refused to let doctors define her
11/4/21
Smithsonian quoted Rachel Ablow in an article on Harriet Martineau, a famous British author and intellectual who lived and wrote during the Victorian Age.
Why some want the nation's top rental assistance program to change
11/5/21
USA Today interviewed Kelly Patterson about problems with housing vouchers that are supposed to provide rental assistance.
High-profile breakthrough cases trigger vaccine misinformation
11/7/21
Agence France-Presse interviewed Yotam Ophir, in a story on how high-profile breakthrough COVID-19 cases trigger vaccine misinformation.
Earth's space junk problem is getting worse
11/11/21
Salon quoted John Crassidis, in an article on the accumulation of space junk in Earth’s low orbit.
The happiest people in the world swear by these 30 habits
11/12/21
Parade quotes Lora Park, in a story on habits that help people stay happy.
OnlyFans gave adult content creators more control. Now they worry about losing it.
11/16/21
The Washington Post interviewed Veljko Fotak in a report on adult performers who say their income is threatened by new regulations intended to fight child sexual abuse and sex trafficking.
A new study on Buffalo's old racial disparities gives community ideas to build on
11/17/21
The Buffalo News reports on a new study led by Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. titled, “The Harder We Run: The State of Black Buffalo in 1990 and The Present."
So you want a new job? Here鈥檚 how to retrain
11/24/21
The Associated Press quoted Erin Hatton in a story about pandemic-weary workers questioning the value of their jobs.
With SPACs, who's really making money?
11/29/21
The Financial Times quoted Michael Dambra in a story on special-purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, who said 'sponsors' get the biggest lion share of any sort of value.
A trip to Ghana led Crystal Middleton to Buffalo's planning and development hub
11/30/21
Buffalo Business First featured a profile on Crystal Middleton, an alumna of the master of urban planning program in UB’s School of Architecture and Planning who is now Buffalo’s director of planning and zoning.