Why will Paige Barton, a University of Delaware sophomore, appear on the Rachael Ray Show?
Paige Barton, a University of Delaware sophomore, learned the tricks of eating healthy at college in a master class that will be on TV today. Her instructors: Rachael Ray, former Food Network celebrity chef turned talk show host, and David Zinczenko, author of “Eat This, Not That!” Barton, 18, from Northboro, Mass., got food schooled during a taping in New York as a guest on “The Rachael Ray Show.” She was chosen to appear after one of her Alpha Delta Pi sorority sisters, Maria Constanza, wrote Ray asking for advice on eating well in college. The producers wrote back saying that they were interested in doing a segment on college nutrition, and said they were specifically looking for a sophomore living in a campus residence hall. Barton’s segment includes an interview done at Independence Hall, Barton’s residence, and the Pencader dining hall. She talked about eating on campus and gave a tour of Pencader, where she eats most of her meals. Two days later, she was on a train to New York f
Paige Barton, a University of Delaware sophomore, learned the tricks of eating healthy at college in a master class that will be on TV today. Advertisement Her instructors: Rachael Ray, former Food Network celebrity chef turned talk show host, and David Zinczenko, author of “Eat This, Not That!” Barton, 18, from Northboro, Mass., got food schooled during a taping in New York as a guest on “The Rachael Ray Show.” She was chosen to appear after one of her Alpha Delta Pi sorority sisters, Maria Constanza, wrote Ray asking for advice on eating well in college. The producers wrote back saying that they were interested in doing a segment on college nutrition, and said they were specifically looking for a sophomore living in a campus residence hall. Barton’s segment includes an interview done at Independence Hall, Barton’s residence, and the Pencader dining hall. She talked about eating on campus and gave a tour of Pencader, where she eats most of her meals. Two days later, she was on a train
Paige Barton, a University of Delaware sophomore, learned the tricks of eating healthy at college in a master class that will be on TV today. She was chosen to appear after one of her Alpha Delta Pi sorority sisters, Maria Constanza, wrote Ray asking for advice on eating well in college. The producers wrote back saying that they were interested in doing a segment on college nutrition, and said they were specifically looking for a sophomore living in a campus residence hall. Barton’s segment includes an interview done at Independence Hall, Barton’s residence, and the Pencader dining hall. She talked about eating on campus and gave a tour of Pencader, where she eats most of her meals. Sources: http://www.delawareonline.
