Middleton--Hattie M. [Design--Family and Consumer Science Faculty]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Goodness and graciousness Northern Iowa Today 84:2, p.16	07/01/2000	Profile of Department of Design, Family and Consumer Sciences faculty member Hattie Middleton.
2	Healthy holiday eating Public Relations News Release 1999:142, p.1	11/22/1999	Hattie Middleton talks about keeping the calories down over Thanksgiving.
3	Proper grilling techniques can help you avoid food poisoning Public Relations News Release 1998:409, p.1	06/07/1999	Discussion with Hattie Middleton about proper grilling techniques to avoid food poisoning.
4	Women have special nutritional needs Public Relations News Release 1998:322, p.1	04/12/1999	National Women's Nutrition Week focuses on the special nutritional needs of women.
5	Breakfast is one of the keys to a productive day, at school and at work Public Relations News Release 1998:278, p.1	03/08/1999	Professor Hattie Middleton discusses the benefits of breakfast for adults and children.
6	Eat safe during national food education safety month Public Relations News Release 1998:31, p.1	09/10/1998	Hattie Middleton talks about National Food Education Safety Month and ways to keep your food safe.
7	Move-in crew volunteers needed Campus News Network 8:17, p.1	04/20/1998	Volunteers and coordinators talk about their experiences; photo.
8	Frozen foods can be nutritious Public Relations News Release 1997:255, p.1	03/16/1998	Assistant Professor of Consumer Sciences Hattie Middleton to discuss nutrition value in frozen foods.
9	Keeping E Coli where it belongs--out of your food Public Relations News Release 1997:12, p.1	08/28/1997	UNI Assistant Professor of Consumer Sciences Hattie Middleton outlines tips for avoiding the deadly bacteria.
10	Fast-Food specials help our pocketbook while hurting our diet Public Relations News Release 1996:425, p.1	05/20/1997	Professor Middleton talks about the good and bad of fast food.
11	Lunch on the run Public Relations News Release 1996:364, p.1	04/17/1997	Professor Middleton talks about the importance of lunch, and the foods to avoid during lunch.
12	The popularity of eating take-out meals at home Public Relations News Release 1996:281, p.1	02/20/1997	More Americans are starting to eat more take-out meals at home.
13	Brainfood Public Relations News Release 1995:448, p.1	07/01/1996	Breakfast is important because it gives us the energy needed to supply the brain.
14	Building a better breakfast Public Relations News Release 1995:255, p.1	03/11/1996	Substitutes for breakfast items explained as aids to reducing fat intake.
15	Bag it Public Relations News Release 1995:182, p.7	01/22/1996	Tips on packing school lunches are shared.
16	Good nutrition, learning go hand in hand Public Relations News Release 1995:151, p.1	12/18/1995	Skipping meals, especially breakfast, can have a negative effect on a student's ability to learn.
17	Keep an eye on the cook this season Public Relations News Release 1995:166, p.1	12/18/1995	Food poisoning should be of concern this holiday season.
18	Avoiding the brick syndrome Public Relations News Release 1995:159, p.1	12/11/1995	Fruitcakes don't have to taste like a dense paper weight.
19	Skipping meals during finals not smart Northern Iowan 92:28, p.4	12/08/1995	Students should make time for food.
20	The lighter side of turkey day Public Relations News Release 1995:139, p.1	11/20/1995	Placing ice cubes in turkey drippings allows the removal of fat and hence a reduced fat gravy.
21	Chomp Chomp Chomp Public Relations News Release 1994:562, p.1	07/24/1995	Chewing gum should never be used to replace brushing our teeth after meals.
22	Good eating habits important for children; adults need to set example Public Relations News Release 1994:172, p.1	12/12/1994	Children need to see parents eat a variety of foods.
23	A Thanksgiving dinner twist. Public Relations News Release 1994:158, p.1	11/21/1994	Hattie Middleton suggests trying new food items during the holidays.
24	Taking note of milk. Public Relations News Release 1994:146, p.1	11/14/1994	Hattie Middleton explains the benefits of drinking milk.
25	Kick-starting kids eating habits. Public Relations News Release 1994:127, p.1	10/31/1994	Parents need to encourage their children to try new foods, according to Hattie Middleton.
26	Profile: Hattie Middleton Campus News Network 5:3, p.3	10/03/1994	Profile of Design, Family and Consumer Sciences Professor Hattie Middleton; photo.
27	Toward a healthier pie Public Relations News Release 1993:680, p.1	08/15/1994	Pie crusts have been developed with a higher level of fiber, therefore making them healthier.
28	Peter Piper's pick of the week Public Relations News Release 0:593, p.1	05/23/1994	International Pickle Week will be celebrated May 20-30.
29	Nutritionally speaking. Public Relations News Release 0:394, p.1	03/07/1994	Hattie Middleton feels many people are not eating healthfully because of our hectic schedules.
30	The plethora of palatable pies. Public Relations News Release 1993:294, p.1	01/17/1994	National Pie Day should also celebrate diversity according to Hattie Middleton.
31	Food for thought. Public Relations News Release 1993:272, p.1	12/20/1993	Hattie Middleton shares healthy holiday recipes.
32	A day that's pressed between two slices of bread. Public Relations News Release 1993:149, p.1	11/01/1993	Hattie Middleton states that the inventor of the sandwich probably never envisioned today's possible combinations.
33	American children going to school hungry Public Relations News Release 1991:774, p.1	08/01/1992	Last year a study revealed that 25% of the children in the U.S. are not getting enough food to meet their basic nutritional needs. Hatte Milddleton states that without proper nutrition growth development decreases.
34	Iron deficiency in children is growing problem Public Relations News Release 1991:774, p.1	08/01/1992	Hattie Middleton states that amount of iron needed by children varies with the rate of growth spurts and timing.
35	American children going to school hungry Public Relations News Release 1991:774, p.1	05/06/1991	Recent study shows the 25% of children in the U. S. do not receive enough food to meet their basic nutritional needs.
36	One of every eight youngsters under the age of 12 is hungry. Public Relations News Release 1990:468, p.1	04/08/1991	Survey shows many children under twelve do not receive enough food.
37	Faculty granted professional leaves Campus News Network 1:13, p.2	03/11/1991	Roster of those receiving leaves.
38	How do you fix a rotting sweet tooth? Dental nutrition. Public Relations News Release 1990:381, p.1	03/04/1991	Passing up sugary treats will improve our dental health.
39	Iron deficiency in children is growing problem Public Relations News Release 1991:774, p.1	01/28/1991	Americans lack iron in their diets more than any other nutrient.
40	The pros and cons of eating organic Public Relations News Release 1990:265, p.1	12/31/1990	UNI professor urges caution when eating organic food; supply, cost, and lack of certification process noted.
41	Building bodies of steel with iron--nutritional deficiencies. Public Relations News Release 1990:264, p.1	12/24/1990	Survey finds that 71 per cent of 4-5 year olds in America are receiving less than half of the iron needed per day.
42	Nutrition up in smoke--do smokers' diets increase risk factors? Public Relations News Release 1990:201, p.1	11/19/1990	Analysis of smokers' diets find lack of vitamins A and C plus zinc. Even with proper diet, smokers have increased risk of developing cancer and heart disease.
43	Trick or treat pumpkinheads! Nutritious snack alternatives. Public Relations News Release 1990:151, p.1	10/29/1990	Safety and nutrition should be considered when considering treats for Halloween.
44	I'll drink to that--more reasons to indulge in eight glasses a day Public Relations News Release 1990:50, p.1	09/17/1990	Importance of drinking a eight glasses of water a day noted.
45	I'll drink to that--more reasons to indulge in eight glasses a day. Public Relations News Release 1990:18, p.1	09/03/1990	Water is important for good health.
46	University of Northern Iowa dames elect officers. Public Relations News Release 1990:685, p.1	06/06/1990	Dames is an organization of spouses of UNI faculty and staff, recently elected new officers for the 1990-91 program year. Eighteen past presidents of the group also were honored at the meeting.
47	Elderly nutrition- why aren't older Americans eating right? Public Relations News Release 1989:670, p.1	06/04/1990	Hattie Middleton says transportation, emotional problems, pride, and in many cases alcohol abuse contribute to nutritional problems of senior citizens.
48	Happy Birthday to America's favorite sandwich spread--peanut butter Public Relations News Release 1989:445, p.1	02/28/1990	Hattie Middleton provides dietary information on peanut butter to celebrate the centennial birthday of George Washington Carver's sandwich spread.
49	Now appearing at a school lunch near you- pizza hut pizza. Public Relations News Release 1989:372, p.1	02/05/1990	Hattie Middleton, says pizza is a nutritionally based food, but says she is concerned that it may not be the best choice for some people. She says it is often high in fat, salt, and calories.
50	Halloween treats can be nutritious, safe and fun! Public Relations News Release 1989:129, p.1	10/23/1989	Creative alternatives to sweets at Halloween include more nutritious treats, such as unsweetened dried fruit, cans of sugar free juice or pop, or individual serving boxes of unfrosted cereals.
51	Trick or treat? Start early to make the holiday safe for kids. Public Relations News Release 1989:159, p.1	10/16/1989	Hattie Middleton says parents should seriously consider nutritious treats for ghouls and goblins. Parents need to provide "good" treats, and advise kids on which foods should be avoided. Safety aspects of this holiday shouldn't be over looked.
52	Are we losing our battle with cholesterol? Public Relations News Release 1988:576, p.1	07/31/1989	Hattie Middleton says there are way to lower your cholesterol level, it takes some homework to find out the source of cholesterol in your diet.
53	I scream, you scream, we all scream for yogurt? Public Relations News Release 1988:519, p.1	06/12/1989	Hattie Middleton says people are enjoying the treat as an alternative to calorie- rich ice creams. Consumers need to check the label for additives, which can quickly add up to additonal calories.
54	It tastes so good, but is actually bad -- microwave popcorn. Public Relations News Release 1988:366, p.1	03/27/1989	Hattie Middleton says the snack is popular because it is fast and easy, but warns that many brands are full of highly saturated fat and salt. The best advice is to avoid micro-corn and try air popping.
55	When the flu isn't really the flu--salmonella food poisoning. Public Relations News Release 1988:342, p.1	03/13/1989	Cases of salmonella food poisoning has increased from 3709 in 1984 to 6950 in 1987. Hattie Middleton blames improper food storage and preparation. Kitchen clean-up and storage in the refrigerator are important.
56	Tropical oils¿ they won't give you a tan, but they will clog arteries. Public Relations News Release 1988:258, p.1	01/23/1989	Coconut, palm and palm kernel are all saturated fats. Hattie Middleton companies are substituting lighter oils in their products, consumers should check the labels to try to reduce saturated fats from their diets.