NewsWorks Tonight, November 17, 2017
Listen 22:28Bobby Allyn gives an update on the fire that tore through a West Chester nursing home complex. Shirley Min looks into a simulation at the Delaware State University that puts users in the shoes of an ex-offender. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll, joins the show to talk Trump. Peter Crimmins reports on how Princeton is airing its own ties with slavery throughout history. Author Sabrina Vourvoulis talks about Nerdtino Expo 2017 and the relationship between geek and latinx cultures.
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