Poll: Who has the best mask in Res. Living?

Alyssa Storm, Washburn Review Editor in Chief|August 20, 2020

Luzianne Stafford got her mask from her neighbor.

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Alyssa Storm, Washburn Review Editor in Chief

Hi, I'm Alyssa! I am a junior mass media major with an emphasis in journalism and a minor in political science. Some of my interests are spending time outdoors, baking, and doing crafts. I am from Scott City, Kansas but decided to venture east to get my Bachelor of Arts degree and get a nice change of scenery. In addition to being the Editor In Chief of the Washburn Review, I am a member of Alpha Phi Sorority and Christian Challenge.

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