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  1. Factors Related to Mississippi School Library Media Centers in Multitype Cooperation by Margaret Ann Partridge, 1988
  2. A teacher's guide for Media mania: Library media center series for grades 2-4 (Media mania) by Anne Parsons Radojcsics, 1996
  3. Make the connection: Quality school library media programs impact academic achievement in Iowa by Marcia J Rodney, 2002
  4. A dream can come true: A learning center can happen to you by Mary Nell Currey, 1978

61. Mississippi Terrorism News - Media Monitoring Service By EIN News
The Nervous Center of Homeland Security 18 May 2004 0609 GMT media questions would follow 1927 The Supreme Court lets a mississippi school district require a
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62. NASEO - Assisting States In Reducing School Energy Costs
For more information about mississippi s energy activities better learning environments in our nation s schools. Us Related Links media Center Home © 1996
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Assisting States in Reducing School Energy Costs
NASEO is working with interested States and Territories and the U.S. Department of Energy's Rebuild America - Energy Smart Schools Program to bring together school decision makers and education officials for targeted discussions on how to move energy efficiency forward in their particular districts and states. Following is a summary of recent activities. The Hawaii School Decision-Maker forum, "Techniques and Tools to Enhance Learning Environments," was held on October 30, 2002, at the Oahu Country Club in Honolulu. The forum allowed attendees from the Department of Education to learn and discuss techniques and tools to enhance learning environments. The 'National Best Practices for High Performance Schools - Life Cycle Cost Issues' was presented by Charles Eley, an architect and mechanical engineer, as well as executive director of the Collaborative for High Performance Schools, who has made significant contributions to the Hawaii energy code. Patricia Plympton, NREL, presented the 'Energy Design Guidelines for High Performance Schools' and EnergySmart Schools opportunities. During the afternoon open session attendees discussed effective solutions to achieve high performing schools. Click here to view the agenda for this workshop.

63. Mississippi River--Geography/U.S. History/Government/Literature Lesson Plan (gra
among the following titles plus others recommended by your school’s media/resource specialist today as they try to make their way along the mississippi River
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A booktalk provides a summary of the plot (for fiction) or an overview of the coverage (for nonfiction) and explains what kind of reader a given book will appeal to. For this lesson, you will need: Access to the books listed in Procedures or other books that take the Mississippi River for their subject Life on the Mississippi and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn later on. Flood by Mary Calhoun (juvenile) Flood: Wrestling with the Mississippi by Patricia Lauber The Great Midwest Flood by Carole G. Vogel

64. APH Educational Products Advisory Committee
Manager Oregon Textbook and media Center Kuenzi Hall Carol McCarroll Consultant, Resource Center for the Thompson Pridgen Superintendent mississippi school f/t
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Kuenzi Hall, Room B6 999 Locust St. NE Salem, OR 97303 Phone: 503-763-2413 Fax: 503-763-2979 Email: Larry.Brown@wesd.org Mike Cole Administrator Orientation Center for the Blind 400 Adams Street Albany, CA 94706-1197 Phone: 510-559-1208 Fax: 510-525-4922 Email: mcole@dor.ca.gov Robb Farrell Maryland State Department of Education Maryland School for the Blind Director, Statewide Instructional Resource Center 3501 Taylor Ave Baltimore MD 21236 Phone: (410) 319-5715 Fax: (410) 319-5706 Email: robbf@mdschblind.org Kenalea Johnson Outreach Director New Mexico School for the Visually Handicapped 1900 N. White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, NM 88310 Phone: (505) 439-4493 Fax: (505) 439-4417 Email: kjohnson@nmsvh.k12.nm.us Carol McCarroll Consultant, Resource Center for the Visually Impaired

65. Mississippi College - About MC - Historical Highlights Of MC
The Civil War caused mississippi College to suffer its was made and the electronic media center emerged. included Cockcroft Hall for the school of Nursing
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ABOUT MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Historical Highlights of MC Mississippi College, originally known as Hampstead Academy, received its first charter, signed by Governor David Holmes, on January 24, 1826. The name was changed to Mississippi Academy in 1827 at the request of the board of trustees. Three years later, on December 18, 1830, having become an institution of collegiate rank, the name was changed to Mississippi College. It was the third such institution in Mississippi, but as the other two institutions no longer exist, Mississippi College today has the distinction of being the oldest institution of higher learning in the state. Mississippi College, during its early years, was not church-related and was once offered to be 'the' State University. It has past affiliations with the community, the Methodists, the Presbyterians, back to the community and since 1850 it has been operated by the Mississippi Baptist Convention through an elected Board of Trustees. A private institution, the College in its early years was coeducational and in 1831, Mississippi College became the first such college in the U.S. to grant a degree to a woman.

66. Libweb - Libraries On The Web
CT, Connecticut, USA; Coleman Junior High school Greenville, MS, mississippi; Irmo, SC, South Carolina, USA; East Chapel Hill High school media Center Chapel Hill
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67. MVSU - Academics - College Of Arts Sciences - English
The Curriculum Library also houses the Instructional media Center. an A certificate in an accredited public school located in the state of mississippi.
http://www.mvsu.edu/Academics/education/edu.html

68. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW
COURSES Antitrust, Intellectual Property, media Law, Torts. BA, 1991); University of Texas school of Law (JD of Law), born Greenville, mississippi, August 26
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW LAMAR LAW CENTER UNIVERSITY, MISSISSIPPI 38677 Telephone: (662) 915-7361 Fax: (662) 915-5313 URL: http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/law_school/law-hom.html ABA Approved Since 1930. Recognizing the need for formal law instruction in the state of Mississippi, the legislature in 1854 established the Department of Law at The University of Mississippi. Over the years, the law department has evolved into today's modern Law Center. Located in Oxford, Mississippi, on the main campus of The University of Mississippi, the Law Center is housed in Lamar Hall, named in honor of the late Mississippian, L.Q.C. Lamar, former Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and one of the first law professors at the university. Oxford, a small town of approximately 10,000 people, lies nestled in the quiet hills of North Mississippi, just 75 miles southeast of bustling Memphis, Tennessee, and 180 miles north of the state capital of Jackson. The law school library collection consists of 300,000 volumes and equivalents. The Library's website (http://library.law.olemiss.edu) provides access to the online catalog and other legal resources.

69. Mississippi
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70. Covering Kids & Families: Back-to-School 2003 Events
Kids Families initiative to assist in a media blitz for informational brochures and applications available to every schoolaged child in mississippi.
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71. Mississippi Center For Freedom Of Information
Update and Action Alert mississippi CENTER FOR FREEDOM The school district, in providing requested records on the City Board of Education; media counsel John W
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May 3, 2004
Campaign Finance Reform
The legislature worked through this past weekend trying to meet deadlines. Sunday afternoon a conference committee attempted to reconcile the House and Senate versions of campaign finance reform. The chairmen of the House and Senate Elections Committees worked together on a draft proposal. Senator Merle Flowers countered with alternate proposals. It appears that Senator Kirby sides with Senator Flowers. Two members of each House must vote in favor of the final report.
Here are some of the recommendations being discussed.
1) Restrictions on political donations from unions
The Senate had amended the bill to require that labor unions or other organizations advocating for employees could not make political donations from dues or membership fees. The House conference proposal made similar rules for both unions and corporations. Senator Flowers proposed making the requirements on unions more strict.
2) Limiting the PAC to PAC donations The House proposal would limit donations from one political action committee to another to $5,000. This would make it difficult to shift large amounts of money to political campaigns without showing the original source of the funds. Senator Flowers proposed setting the limit for PAC to PAC donations at $250,000. Representative Reynolds responded that there would be no meaning in the bill if a campaign can receive $250,000 and all we know is the name of the PAC. It would take only a few such donations to make a million dollars and we would not know the real source of the funds.

72. U.S. Senator Thad Cochran - Press Releases
COMMITTEE HEARING HEARING FOCUSES ON school NUTRITION April 02 PRESS ALERT FOR mississippi media SENATOR COCHRAN VISITS HEAD START CENTER IN HOLLY
http://cochran.senate.gov/press.htm
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April 8- COCHRAN, LOTT ANNOUNCE COAST GUARD SHIPS TO BE HOMEPORTED IN PASCAGOULA
March 22- PRESS ALERT: COCHRAN CHAIRS HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS HEARING
March 10- COCHRAN NEWS LINE ACTUALITY AVAILABLE TODAY VIA VOICEMAIL AND WEB SITE
March 9- COCHRAN NEWS LINE ACTUALITY AVAILABLE TODAY VIA VOICEMAIL AND WEB SITE
March 8- COCHRAN TO CHAIR HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS HEARING TOMORROW
March 2- COCHRAN NEWS LINE ACTUALITY AVAILABLE TODAY VIA VOICEMAIL AND WEB SITE
February 26- COCHRAN NEWS LINE ACTUALITY AVAILABLE TODAY VIA VOICEMAIL AND WEB SITE
February 25- COCHRAN CHAIRS HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS HEARING UNDER SECRETARY MICHAEL BROWN TO TESTIFY
February 12- COCHRAN INTRODUCES HEALTH DISPARITY BILL
February 10 COCHRAN CHAIRS HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS HEARING SECRETARY RIDGE TO TESTIFY
January 20 COCHRAN'S COMMENTS ON THE PRESIDENT'S STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
November 20- COCHRAN INTRODUCES STROKE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT ACT
September 17 SENATE-HOUSE CONFEREES APPROVE FUNDING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
September 17 COCHRAN NEWS LINE ACTUALITY AVAILABLE TODAY VIA VOICEMAIL AND WEB SITE
September 16 PRESS ALERT: SENATOR COCHRAN ADDRESSES ENGINEERING, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY EXPERTS AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON SEPTEMBER 17: COCHRAN WILL DISCUSS HOMELAND SECURITY ISSUES

73. Newsindex
on schools to read the media advisory or Jackson, mississippi, Level One Award (mississippi 20/20 Safe schools) · Thornton Friends Middle schoolSilver Spring
http://www.greenflagschools.org/newsindex.html
Green Flag Schools in the news! The Green Flag Program was officially launched September 16th-19th at schools all around the country.
Read our national media release
Scroll down for media advisories, articles, and photos of participating Green Flag schools. If you are starting the Green Flag Program at your school, don't hesitate to contact us for help publicizing the program in your area!
Schools that received awards (and mentoring organizations):
(Click on schools to read the media advisory or release about their event, articles and photos may also be available)
Aldama Elementary
-Los Angeles, Level One Award (California Safe Schools)
Churchill High
-Eugene, Oregon, Level One Award (Oregon Toxics Alliance)
Douglass Alternative School
-Wilmington, Delaware, Level Three Award
(Neighbors Rebuilding Our Neighborhood)
Fernangeles Elementary
-Los Angeles, Level One Award (California Safe Schools)
French Elementary
-Jackson, Mississippi, Level One Award (Mississippi 20/20 Network)
Gale Academy -Chicago, Illinois, Level

74. Nieer.org - State Databank - Mississippi
and only 54,058 of those children were enrolled in a preschool or nursery school. mississippi early education programs. Child care centers for 3 yearolds 13, 14.
http://nieer.org/states/state.php?StateID=MS

75. Faculty
Creating a LAN in a school Library media Center, was published Iowa, and their daughter is a high school junior at her family’s cabin on the mississippi River
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Becky Mather is a consultant with Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency in Bettendorf, Iowa, where her passion is developing and teaching both online and face-to-face technology workshops for teachers. ReadnRap is another of her favorite projects- she created this email-based reading/electronic mentoring program between girls in fifth grade and high school in 1998, and it has grown to include more than 200 young ladies in area school districts. Becky also serves on the board of directors of the Iowa Association of School Librarians. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Library Science and Spanish from Morningside College and her M.A. in Library and Information Science from the University of Iowa . Her career as a media specialist spans the elementary, junior high and senior high levels in Arkansas and Iowa, and she also served as district media coordinator, in Muscatine , Iowa.

76. Mississippi Heights Middle School
mississippi Heights Middle school, 9073 FAX (320) 2598909. mississippi Heights Middle school. mississippi Heights Middle school is
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Phone: (320) 654-9073
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Mississippi Heights Middle School
Mississippi Heights Middle School is located at 1003 4th Street South in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. Situated on a 30 acre site, the facility opened in 1994 with a capacity of 900 students. Athletic fields and facilities shared with the former high school site adjoin the middle. The school day is from 8:15 to 3:10. Larry Stracke
Principal
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77. Sea Grant News Media Center -  October 2002 Story Shorts
waters near a sewage outflow of the mississippi River had More than 450 schools from across the US and 2002) by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office
http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/tips/tip_2002_oct.html
Tip Sheets
October 2002
Clay Sprays May Control Harmful Algal Blooms
Harmful algal blooms, or HABs, can harm fish, birds and even people who are exposed to the toxic algae. HABs come in many forms, including a red tide that regularly affects Florida waters, a brown tide organism, and Pfiesteria piscicida, an algae associated with fish kills. Scientists are unsure of exactly what causes the blooms, but a Woods Hole Sea Grant research team may have come up with a way to treat the increasingly common occurrences. Don Anderson and Mario Sengco are testing the use of clay to manage and control HABs. Clay, mixed with seawater, is sprayed over the algal bloom, where it binds with the harmful organisms and sinks to the bottom. In laboratory experiments meant to mimic field conditions, results showed that the clay removed 80 to 90 percent of the toxins in 2-hour treatments. Korea and Japan have used clay to control HABs periodically. In Korea clay is used mainly in aquaculture operations, which provide about 30 percent of Korea's fish. The concept has not caught on yet in the U.S.

78. North Bolivar Mississippi School District Reading Inventory
North Bolivar mississippi school District Reading Inventory. Poor reading skills negatively affect every aspect of education, so improving literacy should be a. fundamental component of reform.
http://www.serve.org/_downloads/April2002.pdf

79. School Of Library And Information Science
Where Do I Start? A school Library Handbook, 15868 3-043-0, 1/LIN. REQ, 6324, LIS 508, Stein, Running a school Library media Center, 1-5557 0-439-5, 2/NEAL.
http://www.usm.edu/slis/summertext.htm
Textbooks for LIS Courses available Summer 2004 Printer friendly version 400 level = undergraduate; 500 level and above = graduate
REQ = text required for the course
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SPRING TEXT 2004 Course # Author Title of Text ISBN Ed./Year /Publisher OPT LIS 401 Bopp 3/LIN REQ
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80. Mississippi Media Training -- An Online Directory Of College And Career Educatio
Education Online Search Find schools by state or graduate media training, media careers, media education) mississippi media Training See our list of colleges
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Mississippi Media Training
Mississippi Media Training : A directory of information about Mississippi media schools, universities, and colleges offering media training that can help you decide which media school are best for you. Media training covers a lot of different territory, including such diverse and exciting areas as advertising, animation, broadcasting, multimedia, TV production, video production, and visual effects. If you want to be a part of creating the show, then one of many possible media careers may be what you are looking for. For information on schools offering media training , please check out the list of Mississippi schools below. Note that online schools offering media training allow you to take courses from anywhere. Common Searches Used to Find This Page:
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Virginia College has long been recognized by employers for offering degree programs of value. Virginia College has campus locations across the South and Southwest. Virginia College offers programs in medicine, law, technology, business, and culinary. Details Request more info from the school (no obligation) Media Training Mt. Sierra College Online

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