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A Double Inheritance: War and the White House

… Politics | Luke Anastasiades ‘21 April 26, 2021 When one thinks of an inheritance money, large houses, or family heirlooms usually come to mind. However, for Acting Presidents Harry S. Truman (D), and Gerald R. Ford (R), their inheritance was …

When one thinks of an inheritance money, large houses, or family heirlooms usually come to mind. However, for Acting Presidents Harry S. Truman (D), and Gerald R. Ford (R), their inheritance was the highest office in the country, and finishing two of the deadliest conflicts in American history: World War Two, and the Vietnam War.

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Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?

Alexander Keyssar, professor of history and public policy at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, joined the Institute on Feb. 10 for a presentation via Zoom on his recent book, Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?

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Annual Statewide Survey of Voter Attitudes on Affordable Housing

… Annual Statewide Survey of Voter Attitudes on Affordable Housing What do New Hampshire voters think about the affordable housing crisis? Since 2020, the … to change.  Two new questions in the 2024 survey tested voter attitudes on local control as well as on increased state funding for affordable housing. On both topics respondents signaled … and a confidence interval of 95%.  75% of New Hampshire voters think that their communities need more affordable housing to be built. Our survey results show that pro-housing attitudes …

What do New Hampshire voters think about the affordable housing crisis? Since 2020, the Center for Ethics in Society has administered an annual statewide poll of voter attitudes on affordable housing. While every year has seen an increase in the percentage of voters who support the development of more affordable homes, the most recent poll in 2023 saw dramatic changes in the pro-housing direction.

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Anselmian Student Relief Fund distributes more than $54,000 to students in need

… College Initiatives | Anna Brennan-Curry September 01, 2021 In March 2020, Saint Anselm College created … the College has distributed $54,216 to 49 students. Created as a response to the many emergency needs that arose from the COVID-19 pandemic, the fund provides a resource for students whose … students. “While this past academic year was unpredictable and unique for sure, as a committee we still felt so grateful to be together on the Hilltop one last time and we knew that without …

In March 2020, Saint Anselm College created the Anselmian Student Relief Fund to support students encountering financial emergencies that might prevent them from continuing their education on the Hilltop. Since then, the College has distributed $54,216 to 49 students.

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Psychology Department Welcomes New Students with Open House

On October 2nd, faculty joined with both new and returning students to enjoy some apple cider and cookies for the Psychology Department Open House. Some of the littlest offsprings of the faculty even enjoyed some cider. Welcome to Saint Anselm College, freshman Psychology majors!

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