Style tip: Alaska or Alaskan?
September 30, 2012
"Alaskan" is a noun describing a person, not a place -- never "Alaskan city," for
example.
"The professors are longtime Alaskans."
When you're not using "Alaska" as a proper noun, use it as an adjective to describe things.
"Lots of us who live in Alaska love to eat Alaska salmon and berries."
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