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Why It’s So Easy To Manipulate Crime Stats; Remembering Dick Durrance
A criminologist who spent 35 years at Denver PD explains how easy it is to manipulate crime stats. Then, the death of an opposition leader in Zimbabwe that happened in our own back yard. An unusual idea to improve care in senior homes: let staff read stories about patients' lives. Also, we remember the man who led Team USA the very first time there was alpine skiing in the Olympics.
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By Colorado Public RadioA criminologist who spent 35 years at Denver PD explains how easy it is to manipulate crime stats. Then, the death of an opposition leader in Zimbabwe that happened in our own back yard. An unusual idea to improve care in senior homes: let staff read stories about patients' lives. Also, we remember the man who led Team USA the very first time there was alpine skiing in the Olympics.