NewsWorks Tonight, April 10, 2018
Listen 23:17The Cosby retrial enters its second day. The University of Pennsylvania faces a lawsuit from the parents of a student who committed suicide. Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Laura Ellsworth speaks with WHYY’s Dave Davies. New Jersey public record advocates who want to appeal denied requests are waiting a long time. Mary Tuomanen discusses being Haverford College’s Spring 2018 Friend in Residence. A Philadelphia playwright splits his time between a comedy and a drama.
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