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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

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