Glenn Bushinski
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Poli Sci professor, closet protestor, and news addict. Definitely House Stark.
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10 Voting Laws Everyone Should Know
Does voting matter? Yes. Voting is among the most imperative acts of citizenship each one of us should perform, but that does not mean it is always a simple procedure. There are lots of things that can stand between Americans' most patriotic objectives and that ballot box.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in The Swamp
14 Great Books About Victorian Fashion
Whether you love it or hate it, the Victorian era is one of the most pivotal and influential moments in history. After all, the Victorian period was born out of the rise of industry and personal capital gain, changes which sparked a new appreciation for the notion of free choice in many areas of life, including dress style.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in Styled
10 Pieces of Evidence Used in Paul Manafort's Trial
Paul Manafort's trial—or trials—is finally drawing to a close. His first trial kicked off on July 31, 2018. The man was indicted on a number of charges, including conspiracy against the United States, money laundering, and obstruction of justice, among others. Special Counsel Robert Mueller discovered evidence of Manafort's wrongdoing during his investigation into the presidential campaign of Trump. From a tense jury selection to repeated back and forth confrontations between Manafort's lawyer, Thomas Zehnle, and Judge T. S. Ellis III, the trial captured the nation's attention. The trial at the federal court in Alexandria resulted in guilty verdicts for eight charges, prompting Manafort to take a plea before his second trial, scheduled to take place in D.C. There likely won't be many juicy tidbits from those proceedings, but what we already know is scintillating, and begs the question as to whether or not the United States of America is shifting from a democracy to a plutocracy.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in The Swamp
Why Are ICOs So Risky?
Many coin holders have become millionaires investing in initial coin offerings (ICOs), and yet government authorities are warning the public against taking what they deem to be such a risky investment. Some countries have even went to the extreme of banning ICOs altogether. So, why are ICOs so risky? There are several reasons why these investments would be considered such.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in The Chain
Why Do Americans Hate Station Wagons?
At one point in America's history, the station wagon was king. In the 1970s and 80s, there was simply no substitute for station wagons if you had a family. It usurped this position from the mid-size sedan, which had been the most popular option (because it was pretty much the only option) for parents with children for the bulk of the 20th century.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in Wheel
Best Political Podcasts to Help Keep You Informed
Let's be honest: it's almost impossible to stay up-to-date with today's political climate. Something new and revolutionary seems to be happening every single day, and opinions about politics are becoming more and more polarized. Whether you're trying to find the latest Tweets from Donald Trump or major changes in policies, finding quality political podcasts that can keep you both entertained and informed is no easy task.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in The Swamp
10 Reasons It’s Bad to Invest in IPOs
Getting into investments is an exciting prospect. People love the idea of seeing their money turn into something bigger. However, that excitement can also lead to a bad investment that ends up leaving you with emptier pockets than when you started. When this happens, you may want to consider some reasons it's bad to invest in IPOs.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in Trader
Are Car Washes Bad in the Winter?
Many people worry that washing their car in the winter, whether it's the greatest pickup truck or coolest minivan, will be of harm to their vehicle's paint or windows. Others believe that washing their car in the winter isn't necessary with all of the snow, rain, and general moisture in the air.
By Glenn Bushinski7 years ago in Wheel
Best True Crime TV Shows in 2018
Whether you're preoccupied with watching children, working, or going to school, just as important is taking some time for yourself. This means finding a hobby or specific interest that will allow you to unwind after a long and stressful day.
By Glenn Bushinski8 years ago in Criminal
12 Top Rated Desk Accessories on Amazon
From the most comfortable chairs for your home office to helpful apps to reduce office stress, there are many ways to help increase your productivity while working. However, it all starts with an organized work space. Complementing your space with some hip and functional desk accessories will help you keep a clear mind and focus as you accomplish your assignments. Whether you plan to keep things tidy with an organizer or need to add a bit of style, beat the clutter by checking out the following 12 top rated desk accessories on Amazon.
By Glenn Bushinski8 years ago in Journal
Most Famous Presidential Debates in History
When it comes to the presidential elections, the debates are what really grab our attention. Of course, these debates show which candidate is more qualified to run the country. They'll reason, argue, and essentially debate over certain topics that revolve around the country; from the economy to immigration and policies. Since thousands and thousands of people are watching these debates, the candidates want to show that they're the potential president that the country needs.
By Glenn Bushinski8 years ago in The Swamp
Top 10 Universities for Master's in Business Analytics Degrees
When we want to achieve a college degree in a certain field, it's important to see which colleges and universities possess the best programs for that degree. We don't want to enroll in a school where it won't benefit our degree at all. Not only are we wasting time and money, but this won't help us out in the future. We want to enroll in a university that has the best program for our degree in choice. Whether you're aiming for a nursing degree, education degree, or even a business degree, every university offers the best programs for specific degrees.
By Glenn Bushinski8 years ago in Education
