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November 22, 2024

ALEX WALINSKAS

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During a semester in Washington, D.C., Walinskas met fellow policy wonks.

To the Hopkins and Baltimore community: thank you

By ALEX WALINSKAS | November 14, 2019

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Biden is often seen as the most electable Democratic candidate for 2020.

Electability is a concept I can’t support in 2020

By ALEX WALINSKAS | October 10, 2019

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Walinskas reflects on how D.C. compares to Baltimore, her longtime home.

Why I missed Baltimore during a summer in D.C.

By ALEX WALINSKAS | September 12, 2019

The best ways to keep up with politics as a student

By ALEX WALINSKAS | April 25, 2019

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Senator Klobuchar has been accused of mistreating members of her team.

Why I care about how politicians treat their staff

By ALEX WALINSKAS | March 14, 2019

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Among those looking to become the Democratic nominee for President is Kamala Harris.

Staying informed before 2020’s presidential election

By ALEX WALINSKAS | February 21, 2019

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Before the midterms, Hopkins rolled out many voter engagement initiatives.

How does the U.S. help young voters?

By ALEX WALINSKAS | November 8, 2018

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In addition to providing relief, FEMA helps cities prepare for climate-related disasters.

How is Baltimore City preparing to address the effects of climate change?

By ALEX WALINSKAS | October 25, 2018

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Larry Hogan has managed to appeal to Marylanders throughout him time as the state’s Governor.

Explaining Governor Hogan’s hold on Maryland

By ALEX WALINSKAS | October 4, 2018

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Starbucks recently announced plans to phase out plastic straws by 2020.

Starbucks ditches straws - what does it mean?

By ALEX WALINSKAS | September 13, 2018

ALEX WALINSKAS

To the Hopkins and Baltimore community: thank you

Electability is a concept I can’t support in 2020

Why I missed Baltimore during a summer in D.C.

The best ways to keep up with politics as a student

Why I care about how politicians treat their staff

Staying informed before 2020’s presidential election

How does the U.S. help young voters?

How is Baltimore City preparing to address the effects of climate change?

Explaining Governor Hogan’s hold on Maryland

Starbucks ditches straws - what does it mean?

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