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Sixth Annual Festival Flyer Held By The Federation Of The American Branches Of The English Folk Dance Society, English Folk Dance Society
Sixth Annual Festival Flyer Held By The Federation Of The American Branches Of The English Folk Dance Society, English Folk Dance Society
Ephemera
A flyer advertising the sixth annual festival put on by the English Folk Dance Society held at the Seventh Regiment Armory building in New York City; April 23, 1932.
Sharp Partisan Disagreement In Vt On Price Changes, Direction Of Economy 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Sharp Partisan Disagreement In Vt On Price Changes, Direction Of Economy 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
Nearly all Vermont Democrats and Independents say prices on everyday goods have increased in the past twelve months and will increase over the next twelve months, and most believe the overall economy is getting worse. By contrast, less than half of Republicans believe prices have increased or will increase in the next twelve months and most believe the economy is getting better. Just under half of Vermonters believe their household will be worse off a year from now, with many expecting increasing inflation and poor economic stewardship. A record low percentage of state residents believe Vermont businesses will experience good …
Most Granite Staters Expect Prices Of Everyday Goods To Increase; Tariffs Cited As Cause 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Most Granite Staters Expect Prices Of Everyday Goods To Increase; Tariffs Cited As Cause 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
Granite Staters' assessment of their current household finances and predictions for their financial future remain mixed. Most believe prices on everyday goods have increased over the past twelve months and two-thirds expect them to rise further in the coming twelve months. A majority expect higher prices due to tariffs. New Hampshire residents are divided in their outlook for the state and national economies while just over half feel that the economy overall is getting worse.
Mainers Agree Cost Of Everyday Goods Has Increased But Differ On Future Prices 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Mainers Agree Cost Of Everyday Goods Has Increased But Differ On Future Prices 8/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
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A bipartisan majority of Maine residents believe prices on everyday goods have increased over the past year, but Democrats and Independents expect prices to continue to rise while most Republicans expect them to remain flat or decline. Those who expect prices to increase most often blame tariffs. Nearly half of Mainers expect to be worse off financially in a year, with higher costs and poor economic stewardship cited most often as the reason why. Pessimism about the state economy continues to grow, particularly among Independents. Mainers are more optimistic about the national economy than the state economy but a majority …
Trump Approval In Nh Unchanged; Bipartisan Majority Want Epstein Documents Released 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
Trump Approval In Nh Unchanged; Bipartisan Majority Want Epstein Documents Released 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Majorities of New Hampshire residents believe both the Trump and Biden administrations have concealed evidence about Jeffrey Epstein and want all documents related to the case released. Granite Staters overwhelmingly oppose a pardon or commutation for Ghislaine Maxwell. More than half of state residents believe President Trump was involved in a crime related to the case and nearly three-quarters believe former President Bill Clinton was as well. More than half of Granite Staters believe Israel bears a lot of responsibility for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and nearly half support blocking the sale of weapons to Israel. Despite these issues, …
Most Vermonters Want Epstein Files Released, Believe Trump Admin Currently Concealing Evidence 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
Most Vermonters Want Epstein Files Released, Believe Trump Admin Currently Concealing Evidence 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Seven in eight Vermont residents want the federal government to release all documents it has related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and Vermonters are opposed to clemency for Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Majorities believe both President Trump and former President Bill Clinton were involved in crimes related to the Epstein case. Few Vermonters believe accusations made by Tulsi Gabbard related to the 2016 election. Approval of Trump's job performance remains very low. Most Vermonters believe Israel bears a lot of responsibility for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and a majority support blocking weapons sales to Israel.
Mainers Overwhelmingly Favor Release Of All Epstein Files, Oppose Maxwell Clemency 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
Mainers Overwhelmingly Favor Release Of All Epstein Files, Oppose Maxwell Clemency 8/22/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly all Maine residents want the Department of Justice to release all documents it has related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Majorities believe both the Trump and Biden administration have concealed evidence in the case and believe Trump and former President Bill Clinton were involved in crimes related to the case. Three-quarters oppose clemency for Epstein accomplice Ghisliane Maxwell. A majority of Mainers continue to disapprove of President Trump's job performance thus far.
Ayotte's Approval Slips In Nh; Granite Staters Divided On Budget Provisions 8/20/2025, Unh Survey Center
Ayotte's Approval Slips In Nh; Granite Staters Divided On Budget Provisions 8/20/2025, Unh Survey Center
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New Hampshire residents are divided in their assessment of first-term Governor Kelly Ayotte's performance, with both supporters and detractors citing her handling of education as a major influence on their opinion. Granite Staters support a provision in the recently passed state budget to bar cell phone use by students during school hours, but they oppose reduced funding for the state's health and human services and the state's university system, USNH. Most residents believe USNH benefits the state's economy and majorities would be angry or dissatisfied if any of the three USNH institutions were to close. On other issues, Granite Staters …
Toddler Meal And Snack Hack Picture Version, Kate Graves
Toddler Meal And Snack Hack Picture Version, Kate Graves
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Toddler Meal And Snack Hack, Kate Graves
Toddler Meal And Snack Hack, Kate Graves
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Town Of New Castle, N.H. Annual Report - 2025 Fiscal Year: July 1, 2024 To June 30, 2025, New Castle Town Representatives
Town Of New Castle, N.H. Annual Report - 2025 Fiscal Year: July 1, 2024 To June 30, 2025, New Castle Town Representatives
New Castle, NH Annual Reports
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.
Do-Reflect-Apply In The Showring, Hannah Majewski
Do-Reflect-Apply In The Showring, Hannah Majewski
UNH Cooperative Extension
4-H uses the “Experiential Learning Model” as a way to create high quality youth programs. This model, commonly known as “Do-Reflect-Apply” focuses not only on the particular 4-H experience, but also how youth are interpreting their learning, and if they can apply it to real world scenarios. In the context of the showring, the goal is for youth to dive into their animal projects and learn about industry standards with agriculture, while also developing into capable young adults.
Lepage & Golden Deadlocked In Early Snapshot Of Possible Maine Cd2 Matchup 6/26/2025, Unh Survey Center
Lepage & Golden Deadlocked In Early Snapshot Of Possible Maine Cd2 Matchup 6/26/2025, Unh Survey Center
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A prospective matchup between Maine Congressman Jared Golden and former Maine Governor Paul LePage in Maine's 2nd Congressional District is statistically tied at this early date. However, LePage is more popular than Golden in the 2nd district as Golden enjoys only modest popularity among his fellow Democrats. A majority of Mainers approve of Governor Janet Mills' performance and she is considerably more popular than Senator Susan Collins, who some speculate may be her opponent in the 2026 U.S. Senate race. Most Mainers have heard about and understand a possible 2025 ballot question concerning election procedures, but relatively few have heard …
Granite Staters Divided On Ayotte Second Term But Potential Challengers Unknown In The State 6/26/2025, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Divided On Ayotte Second Term But Potential Challengers Unknown In The State 6/26/2025, Unh Survey Center
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A majority of New Hampshire residents approve of Governor Kelly Ayotte's performance, with her handling of education cited most often by her supporters and detractors. Residents are divided on whether she deserves to be reelected, but potential challengers Tom Sherman and Jon Kiper are not well-known in the state. State residents are divided in their opinions of Democratic Congressman Chris Pappas, who is running for U.S. Senate in 2026. Potential Republican challenger Scott Brown is even less popular in New Hampshire. In the race for the open seat from New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, Stefany Shaheen is the most well-known …
Granite Staters Wary Of One Big Beautiful Bill But Support No Taxes On Tips & Overtime 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Wary Of One Big Beautiful Bill But Support No Taxes On Tips & Overtime 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
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A majority of New Hampshire residents do not want the U.S. Congress to pass President Trump's signature piece of legislation, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," amid bipartisan concern about the federal debt. Despite opposition to the overall bill, Granite Staters favor the provision of the bill to eliminate taxes on tips and overtime and are divided on work requirements for Medicaid and making the 2017 tax cuts permanent. Elon Musk is a largely unpopular figure in New Hampshire and nearly half of state residents believe the Department of Government Efficiency has had a negative effect on the country. Approval …
Mainers Disapprove Of One Big Beautiful Bill, Increasingly Disapprove Of Trump Handling Of Economy 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Mainers Disapprove Of One Big Beautiful Bill, Increasingly Disapprove Of Trump Handling Of Economy 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Less than one-third of Maine residents want Congress to pass the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," President Trump's major piece of legislation. However, a majority favor the provision of the bill which would eliminate taxes on tips and overtime. Elon Musk is an unpopular figure in Maine following his departure from the federal government and more than half of state residents believe the Department of Government Efficiency has had a negative effect on the country. Approval of Trump's handling of the economy among Mainers has declined since April and bipartisan majorities express concern about the federal debt.
Two-Thirds Of Vermonters Reject One Big Beautiful Bill Amid Bipartisan Concern About Budget Deficit 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
Two-Thirds Of Vermonters Reject One Big Beautiful Bill Amid Bipartisan Concern About Budget Deficit 6/25/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Most Vermont residents do not want Congress to pass President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act." Majorities oppose notable provisions of the Act such as making the 2017 tax cuts permanent and removing tax credits for electric vehicles and solar energy. Following his departure from the federal government, Elon Musk is an unpopular figure in Vermont and two-thirds of state residents believe the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has had a negative effect on the country. Vermonters continue to disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy, immigration, and his overall job performance.
Unh: The Magazine Of The University Of New Hampshire, Summer 2025, Unh Magazine
Unh: The Magazine Of The University Of New Hampshire, Summer 2025, Unh Magazine
UNH Magazine
No abstract provided.
Belknap County Fair Book 2025, Alison Coleman
Belknap County Fair Book 2025, Alison Coleman
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Pessimism Prevails In Massachusetts Over National Economy & Tariffs 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
Pessimism Prevails In Massachusetts Over National Economy & Tariffs 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
All UNH Survey Center Polls
More than half of Massachusetts residents expect the U.S. economy to experience bad times in the next year and more than two-thirds expect tariffs to harm the national economy. Bay Staters are also pessimistic about their personal finances, as few say they are better off than a year ago and nearly half expect to be worse off a year from now. Majorities think now is a bad time to buy a car or home or to have a baby and few think it is a good time to make other major decisions such as investing in the stock market, looking …
Granite Staters' Pessimism Over National Economy Rises 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters' Pessimism Over National Economy Rises 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Granite Staters remain divided in their assessment of their personal finances and their expectations for the next year, but are increasingly pessimistic about the direction of the U.S. economy. Few Granite Staters, particularly Democrats, feel that now is a good time to make major decisions such as buying a major household item, having a child, or buying a home or car. An increasing majority expect tariffs to hurt the national economy and many expect poor economic times nationally in the coming year.
Rhode Islanders See Bad Times Ahead For State Economy 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
Rhode Islanders See Bad Times Ahead For State Economy 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Majorities of Rhode Island Republicans, Independents, and Democrats predict bad times for businesses in the state in the next year. Most state residents also predict bad times for the national economy. Rhode Islanders are similarly downbeat about their personal finances, as half expect to be worse off financially in a year.
Mixed Expectations For Connecticut Economy; Concerns About Impact Of Tariffs And National Economy 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
Mixed Expectations For Connecticut Economy; Concerns About Impact Of Tariffs And National Economy 5/30/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly two-thirds of Connecticut residents believe tariffs will harm the economy and a plurality expect bad times for the national economy over the next year. State residents have ambivalent predictions for the state economy, with a majority expecting mixed conditions for Connecticut's economy. A plurality of Connecticut residents, including most Democrats, predict their personal finances will be worse off a year from now. State residents are divided on whether now is a good or bad time to invest in the stock market while a majority believe it is a bad time to buy a house or have a child.
Granite Staters Oppose Trump's Foreign Policy Choices, Divided On Several State Bills 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Oppose Trump's Foreign Policy Choices, Divided On Several State Bills 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Approval of President Trump's job performance has declined slightly among Granite Staters since his inauguration. On foreign policy, most New Hampshire residents think Trump's plan to accept a jet from Qatar is inappropriate. Nearly half of state residents feel the U.S. should support Ukraine more and help them retake lost territory even if it prolongs their war with Russia. On state issues, about half of residents approve of Governor Kelly Ayotte's performance and housing remains by far the most important problem facing the state. Granite Staters support legislation aiming to ban cell phone use by students during instruction time but …
Massachusetts Residents Back Harvard In Fight With Trump, Unsure On Healey And Markey Re-Elections 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
Massachusetts Residents Back Harvard In Fight With Trump, Unsure On Healey And Markey Re-Elections 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Only about one-third of Massachusetts residents approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the economy, foreign policy, and his overall job performance. Majorities of Bay Staters say that the U.S. is not doing enough to back Ukraine and that it is inappropriate for Trump to accept a jet from Qatar. Six in ten Massachusetts residents disapprove of the Trump administration's treatment of Harvard University. Half of Bay Staters approve of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's performance and residents are about evenly divided on whether she deserves to be re-elected. Residents are less likely to say that Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey deserves …
Rhode Islanders Not Happy With Governor Mckee Or President Trump 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
Rhode Islanders Not Happy With Governor Mckee Or President Trump 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Approval of President Donald Trump remains low in Rhode Island. Approval of Governor Dan McKee has reached an all-time low in the state, as majorities of Republicans, Independents, and Democrats disapprove. Few believe McKee deserves re-election. Rhode Islanders express some interest in 2022 gubernatorial candidate Helena Foulkes running for governor in 2026, but there is less enthusiasm for former Republican gubernatorial nominee Ashley Kalus or former governor Gina Raimondo to run. In contrast to McKee, a majority of Rhode Islanders believe Senator Jack Reed deserves to be re-elected.
Majority Approve Of Gov Lamont In Ct But Residents Divided On Re-Election; Trump Remains Unpopular 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
Majority Approve Of Gov Lamont In Ct But Residents Divided On Re-Election; Trump Remains Unpopular 5/29/2025, Unh Survey Center
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Connecticut residents continue to disapprove of President Donald Trump's overall job performance and approval of his handling of the economy has fallen since March. Most state residents disapprove of Trump's plan to accept a jet from Qatar and half think the U.S. is not aiding Ukraine sufficiently in their war with Russia. A majority approve of Governor Ned Lamont's job performance, but Connecticut residents are divided on whether he should run for governor again or whether he deserves re-election. Residents cite taxes and the cost of living as the two most important problems facing the state, while majorities support bills …
2025 North Haverhill Fair 4-H Exhibit Hall Packet, Extension
2025 North Haverhill Fair 4-H Exhibit Hall Packet, Extension
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Leading Like Jesus In Organizations: Assessing The Practices Of Servant Leadership, Keenan A. Siegal
Leading Like Jesus In Organizations: Assessing The Practices Of Servant Leadership, Keenan A. Siegal
M.S. in Leadership
This project explores the concept of servant leadership through examining biblical accounts of Jesus Christ’s life and teachings. This project highlights how Jesus exemplified key principles of servant leadership, including humility, empathy, self-sacrifice, and a deep commitment to serving others before himself. The project contrasts Jesus’ leadership style with modern leadership models and discusses its relevance in today’s professional settings. Overall, it aims to explore a transformational approach to leadership in which it that prioritizes compassion, integrity, and the empowerment of others over meeting the needs of the business or serving yourself as a leader.
Layered Alignment, Spencer Williams
Layered Alignment, Spencer Williams
The University of New Hampshire Law Review
Most artificial intelligence (ai) researchers now believe that ai represents an existential threat to humanity. The most dangerous threat posed by ai is an issue known as the alignment problem: the risk that a sufficiently intelligent and capable ai system could become misaligned with the goals and values of its human creators and instead pursue its own objectives to the detriment of humanity, including the possibility of extinction. The tension at the heart of the alignment problem is familiar to scholars of agency, contracts, and corporate law, though it goes by a different name: the principal-agent problem. In the traditional …