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Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... M > Mississippi A B C D ... Z Mississippi TOPOGRAPHY It contains no mountains, but there is a decided difference of levels between the alluvial lands lying between the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers and the other sections of the state, which may be generally characterized as the uplands of the state. The latter comprises approximately five-sixths of the entire area of the state, constituting a plateau of an undulating character, the level of which gently descends in a general southerly direction to the coast. Its general elevation above the level of the Gulf of Mexico near the coast-line is about 150 feet, and the middle northern and north-eastern portions are from about 150 to 500 and 600 feet above the level of the Gulf of Mexico. The drainage on the west is the Mississippi River and its principal tributaries the Yazoo, Tallahatchie, Coldwater, Sunflower, Big Black, and Womochitto Rivers; in the middle part the Pearl, which empties into Lake Borgne, and in the eastern part, the Tombigbee River, the Chicksawha River, and the Escatawpa River, and in the south the Wolf, Pascagoula, Biloxie, Abolochitto, and Catahoula Rivers. The upland sections of the state are undulating, and successive ridges divide the area between the water courses. The north-eastern portion contains a large area of prairie formation which overlies a cretaceous sub-stratum, commonly known as rotten limestone. The middle comprises a large area of uplands with a sub-stratum of clay formation. The southern portion is generally sandy and loamy. The Yazoo-Mississippi Delta constitutes the cotton-producing region of the state, the finest and most fertile cotton lands in the world, not excepting the valleys of the Nile and the Ganges. It begins at the Tennessee line and follows on its eastern boundary a line of hills or bluffs to Vicksburg, and is bounded on the west by the Mississippi River. It lies low and its general average level is not higher than the high-water level of the Mississippi.

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Mississippi Homepage Missississppi Businesses ValueCom Mississippi Information Map Mississippi , one of the East South Central states of the United States, bordered on the north by Tennessee, on the east by Alabama, on the south by the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana, and on the west by Louisiana and Arkansas. The Mississippi River forms almost all of the western boundary, and the Pearl River forms part of the southern boundary. Mississippi entered the Union on December 10, 1817, as the 20th state. Its economy was mainly agricultural until the middle third of the 20th century, when manufacturing became the dominant economic sector; service industries have become increasingly important in recent decades. Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederacy during the American Civil War, resided here. The name of the state is taken from that of the Mississippi River, the name of which is derived from an Algonquian Indian term for “big river.” Mississippi is called the Magnolia State. Land And Resources Mississippi, with an area of 125,443 sq km (48,434 sq mi), is the 32d largest state in the U.S.; 5.5% of its land area is owned by the federal government. The state is roughly rectangular in shape, and its extreme dimensions are about 530 km (about 330 mi) from north to south and about 290 km (about 180 mi) from east to west. Elevations range from sea level, along the Gulf of Mexico, to 246 m (806 ft), atop Woodall Mountain in the northeast. The approximate mean elevation is 91 m (300 ft). The state's coastline is 71 km (44 mi) long.

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MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972 As Amended SEC. 37-106-31. Mississippi Eminent Scholars Fund. (1) There is created a Mississippi Eminent Scholars Fund, to be administered by the Mississippi Postsecondary Education Financial Assistance Board established under Section . The board shall set the date that will serve as the deadline for applying for an award under this section and award scholarships to each Mississippi student who: (a) (i) Is recognized by the merit or achievement programs of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation or the National Achievement Scholarship as a semifinalist or finalist, and has obtained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 calculated on a 4.0 scale in high school subjects acceptable for credit toward a diploma, after seven (7) semesters certified by the high school counselor or other authorized school official on the application and graduation from high school verified by the institution before disbursement of award; or (ii) Has scored twenty-nine (29) on the American College Testing Program or its equivalent and has obtained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 calculated on a 4.0 scale after seven (7) semesters certified by the high school counselor or other authorized school official on the application and graduation from high school verified by the institution before disbursement of award, or the equivalent in high school subjects acceptable for credit toward a diploma; or (iii) Has attended a home education program during grade levels 9 through 12 and has scored twenty-nine (29) on the American College Testing Program or its equivalent; and

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State of Mississippi State Benefits for Mississippi Veterans, Dependents and Survivors Compiled By The Mississippi State Veterans Affairs Board Index MISSISSIPPI VETERANS AFFAIRS BOARD Administrative Division State Veterans Claims Division State VA Hospital Service Offices ... OTHER RESOURCES MISSISSIPPI VETERANS AFFAIRS BOARD Back to index In 1924 the Mississippi Legislature recognized that World War I veterans needed assistance to obtain veterans’ benefits, this need resulted in legislation which created and funded the office of State Service Commissioner. The duties and functions of this office were to aid all residents of Mississippi who served in the military forces of the United States during any war and their dependents and beneficiaries so that they would receive all benefits to which they were entitled under the laws of the United States The State Service Commissioner’s office was not adequately staffed nor funded to provide the level of casework assistance necessary for the five-fold increase in the population of veterans brought on by World War II. In 1942, the Legislature changed the State Service Commission to the State Veterans Affairs Board (SVAB) in order to provide additional manpower and assistance for the increasing number of veterans and dependents. The State Veterans Affairs Board is charged with assisting former and current members of the Armed Forces of the United States and their dependents in securing any benefits or privileges to which they are entitled, with operation of the four Mississippi State Veterans Nursing Homes, with approval of programs and institutions of education and training under the GI Bill, and with advising the governor and legislature on veterans’ affairs.

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Mose Allison The Mississippi Writers and Musicians Project of Starkville High School Photo by Amy Elliot Major Works Biography of Mose Allison by Jennifer Shurden (SHS) Time line of Mose's Life by Jennifer Shurden (SHS) Thoughts About/From Mose Mose's Accomplishments Related Web Sites Bibliography Major Works Back Country Suite-Prestige (June 1957) Local Color-Prestige (January 1958) Young Man Mose-Prestige (1958) Creek Bank-Prestige (May 1959) Transfiguration of Hiram Brown-Columbia (May 1960) Autumn Song-Prestige (January 1961) I Love the Life I Live-Columbia (January 1961) Ramblin' With Mose Allison-Prestige (1961) V-8 Ford Blues-Epic/Legacy (1961) I Don't Worry About a Thing-Atlantic (June 1962) Mose Allison Takes to The Hills-Epic/Legacy (September 1962) Swingin' Machine-Atlantic (February 1963) Mose Allison Sings-Prestige (July 1963) The Word From Mose-Atlantic (June 1964) Down Home Piano-Prestige (August 1965?) Mose Allison Plays for Lovers-Prestige (February 1966) Mose Alive-Atlantic (April 1966) Wild Man on the Loose-Atlantic (August 1966) I've Been Doin' Some Thinkin'-Atlantic (October 1968) Mose Goes-Columbia (October 1968) The Best of Mose Allison-Atlantic (1970) Hello There Universe-Atlantic (April 1970) Retrospective-Columbia (April 1971) Western Man-Atlantic (October 1971) Mose in Your Ear-Atlantic (1972) Mose Allison-Prestige (1972) Seventh Son-Prestige (1973?)

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Agnes Grinstead Anderson Walter Anderson The Mississippi Writers and Musicians Project of Starkville High School Biography of Agnes Grinstead Anderson Agnes Grinstead Anderson, wife of the artist Walter Anderson, was born in Gautier, Mississippi, formerly know as West Pascagoula, in 1909. She spent much of her childhood in the house where she was born, known as Oldfields Plantation. Her father was an attorney. Her sister Paticia married Peter Anderson, and Agnes herself married Walter Anderson in 1933. The sisters moved to Ocean Springs, the home of the Anderson brothers, after their marriages, but Agnes and Walter returned to Oldfields from 1941 to 1946. Those years proved difficult for the Andersons. In her memoir and in a book by Christopher Maurer called Dreaming in Clay on the Coast of Mississippi, those years are described. Agnes published her memoir Approaching the Magic Hour: Memories of Walter Anderson in 1989. She also wrote a memoir of her childhood at Oldfields which has not yet been published. In addition, she was a poet, nature writer, and journal keeper. Walter Anderson died in 1965, and Agnes died in 1991. The letters she wrote to Walter Anderson before their marriage are currently being edited for publication. Walter Anderson's Mural Biography of Walter Anderson using Agnes Grinstead Anderson's book Approaching the Magic Hour and several other sources.

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Bulletin Curriculum in Medicine Tuition and Required Fees Admission to the Medical Curriculum ... Professional Portal Track BULLETIN The content of these web pages and additional information about the University of Mississippi Medical Center are published as a Bulletin. It is available on line at: http://www.umc.edu/bulletin . A hard copy may be requested from: Division of Student Records and Registrar University of Mississippi Medical Center 2500 North State Street Jackson, MS 39216-4505 Telephone (601) 984-1080 THE CURRICULUM IN MEDICINE The purpose of the medical curriculum is to give students of high promise the opportunity to develop the knowledge, clinical skills, and personal qualities of excellent physicians. The fundamentals of medicine are taught by a distinguished faculty in a modern, caring environment. The curriculum The curriculum can also be viewed as a detailed distribution of instruction by clock hours Students will be certified for graduation after all requirements for graduation are completed, including completion of the Graduation Questionnaire and required technical procedures. All diplomas are awarded at commencement. TUITI0N AND REQUIRED FEES Medical school tuition is $6,838 per year for residents of Mississippi. This payment includes required registration, laboratory and library usage fees. An additional $6,360.00 per year is charged to non-residents. Medical school tuition is assessed in accordance with financial aid disbursement regulations. Health insurance is mandatory. Disability insurance is available. Students registered in the combined M.D.- Ph.D. program will pay graduate tuition for graduate hours and prorated clock hours for School of Medicine courses.

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Technical Assistance Downloads Newsroom Photo Gallery ... Home Technicalities is a monthly publication of Office of the State Auditor, Department of Technical Assistance. The purpose of this newsletter is to communicate information concerning inquiries to the Office of the State Auditor. The interpretations herein are those of the Department of Technical Assistance. January 2003 Schools Counties Municipalities General ... Return to top of page SCHOOLS Q: May a school district retroactively pay a school secretary salary and benefits she would have received if the school district had correctly credited her years of experience at the original date of hire? A: Q: Can there be pro-rata deductions, such as fifteen-minute increments, of an employee's leave time? If so, does this computation apply to both licensed and non-licensed employees? A: Q: May a school district delete from the payment of annual rentals under a developmental lease property that has been platted once roads and utilities have been constructed for that portion of the property? A: Q: Does Section 37-9-14, (3) and (7) allow the superintendent authority to approve the payment of invoices for budgeted expenditures through his or her signature with the board approving his or her actions at its next board meeting or must the board approve the payments for budgeted expenditures prior to the invoices being paid?

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Technical Assistance Downloads Newsroom Photo Gallery ... Home Technicalities is a monthly publication of Office of the State Auditor, Department of Technical Assistance. The purpose of this newsletter is to communicate information concerning inquiries to the Office of the State Auditor. The interpretations herein are those of the Department of Technical Assistance. February 2003 Schools Counties Municipalities General ... Return to top of page SCHOOLS Q: May a school district allow a lessee of a developmental lease contract to sublease cultivatable acres to a farmer on all that portion of the property he has leased which is not being presently developed? A: Section 29-3-69 allows "subleasing or assignment of any lease of school trust lands executed after July 1, 1978, shall only be allowed when provided in the lease contract or at the discretion of the board of education: provided that permission to sublease or assign shall not be arbitrarily withheld." (Attorney General´s Opinion to Chaney dated November 25, 2002) Q: May a school district reclassify property adjoining residential development property as recreational or other and lease the land for one dollar per acre? If not, how may the value be determined for such property?

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