21. Untitled 19571995 Cyndi's List military Links -mississippi directory for mississippi -mississippi-Churches indexed schools -mississippi- School Districts -mississippi http://www.geocities.com/kerrylynn_52/Mississippi.html

Mississippi Updated *ATTENTION* I compiled this information from "THE BEST OF THE WEB" full credit has been given to each person's web site. If you don't want your web site listed on this page send me a message and I will remove it. Please let me know if you find any broken links *PLEASE NOTE* THIS IS NOT AN ENDORSEMENT If you go to a site that sells services, please check with the Better Business Bureau in the area where the company is located. Before you begin your search, I suggest you read Search Guide Access To Adoption Records Mississippi does NOT have a State Run Registry Contact The -Mississippi Children's Home Society- They provide several services in regards to birth searches This is NOT a free service For more information Contact: Mississippi Children's Home Society (is a licensed, private, non-profit agency.) P.O. Box 1078 Jackson, MS 39215 Phone: Toll Free: E-mail: jstrickland@mchsfsa.org Obtaining Non-ID Adopted adults age 18 or older, adoptive parents or legal guardians, or offspring, or birth siblings of adopted adults age 18 or older may obtain non-identifying information. If an adopted adult, adoptive parent, or legal guardian, offspring, or birth siblings of an adopted adult request more information regarding the adopted adult or birth parents, he or she may ask the agency to search for the information. Obtaining Identifying Information: Adopted adults age 21 or older can receive information regarding the birth parents if the birth parents have filed consent. Adopted adults can request that the agency search for and contact the birth parents. Adopted adults also may

22. The Clarion-Ledger: Mississippi's News Source schools work to help students cope with family in military By Sylvain Metz smetz@clarionledger.com.mississippi schoolchildren with parents in the military are http://www.clarionledger.com/news/0303/18/m01.html

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23. AWOL Magazine: Military Out Of Our Schools $8,000 annually, compared to $18,000 in the poorest state, mississippi. the ThirdWorld Outreach Program, or the military Out of Our schools Campaign, call http://awol.objector.org/articles/moos.html

Las Veinas Abiertas del Pueblo Latino The Open Veins of the Latin Community by Mario Hardy, CCCO Third World Outreach Coordinator In 1999, military recruiters are making unprecedented efforts to lure Third World youth into the lowest ranks of the military. Latinos comprise the most sought-after group of prospective recruits in the land. For the past year, Secretary of the Army, Luis Caldera has been trotting the country, invading inner-city schools, telling tales of unlimited opportunity for Latino youth in the armed services. If careers in the military are a world of opportunity for Latino youth, why does it continue to hold true that only 3% of commissioned officers are Latino, as compared to their white counterparts who make up 81% of officers? [Army Times, 6/21/99] Furthermore, why is it that according to Army Times staff writer, Jane McHugh, "Most enlisted Hispanics are in the lower pay grades, with the biggest concentrations in the private first class and corporal/specialist ranks"? A glaring example of the poverty draft at work is in the case of Puerto Rico. On the island, unemployment is 13.5%, more than double the national average of 5% according to the National Center for Policy Analysis. In addition, wages and salaries are low, per capita income is $8,000 annually, compared to $18,000 in the poorest state, Mississippi. Thus, it is far from coincidental that, according to Jane McHugh [Army Times 6/21/99], "The San Juan and Aguadilla (recruiting) companies averaged nearly 900 Regular Army and Army Reserve recruits in 1998, and nearly 800 in 1997." To offer perspective, the average for the Army’s other 240 recruiting companies was half of these totals! This situation in Puerto Rico is but one case of what is happening in Latino communities across the land.

24. Weekly Columns partial birth abortions BUILDING mississippi'S military BASES mississippi's militarybases are a is prohibited from being recited in schools CONGRESS CONTINUES http://www.house.gov/pickering/WeeklyColumns.htm

April LEAVING NO MISSISSIPPI CHILD BEHIND This month the Mississippi Department of Education will host a series of statewide meetings with educators and parents to discuss the No Child Left Behind Act and the Mississippi Accountability System March 31, 2003 TAKING A STAND ON OUR BUDGET PROMISES The House of Representatives and the Senate are working through their differences in conference committee concerning the fiscal year 2004 budget bills March 24, 2003 WHAT CAN WE DO TO SUPPORT OUR TROOPS? We are at war. Our military forces will bring greater security to America, and will bring liberation to the people of Iraq. Many of us watch the war in the media and while praising our troops, wonder what we can do at home March 17, 2003 WHY WAR WITH SADDAM HUSSEIN? I support President George W. Bush in our conflict with Saddam Hussein and I cosponsored and voted for the 2002 bipartisan "Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution" which gave President Bush congressional authority March 10, 2003

25. Enrolling In Kindergarten In Mississippi: What You Need To Know - Mississippi - card, school record, report card, military ID, hospital schools are also requiredto provide information school choice alternatives in mississippi, click here. http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/MS/249/improve

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26. Kemper one of less than 50 military schools in the nation. Thirty years ago there were morethan 500. The oldest military school west of the mississippi River, Kemper http://www.ruralmissouri.org/jankmpr.html

Features CONTENTS Kemper Marches On Historic military school battles debt and declining enrollment by Bob McEowen Above: A female cadet receives a promotion at Boonville's Kemper Military School. The school declared bankruptcy at the end of the 1999-2000 school year and announced it would close. Due to an outpouring of support from parents and alumni the school remained open and is currently reorganizing in order to recover from financial difficulties When Kemper Military School announced last spring it was unable to pay its bills and would close many people felt an unexpected sense of loss. Perhaps it was just the notion that something old and solid had faltered. After all, Kemper has been a Boonville institution for more than 150 years. "It's a sad thing to see it all go by the wayside. All those people on the wall, you kind of lose a place of identity with them and that's a terrible thing," says Timothy D. Hanna, a retired U.S. Army command sergeant major and Kemper's commandant of cadets. Hanna refers to hundreds of photographs of graduates which line the halls of Kemper's administration building. But more than the ranks of "Old Boys," the legions of former cadets of the school, Hanna says he mourned the closing for the sake of the current cadets. "I felt bad for the kids who don't have a better place to go and might not find a place to go," he adds. "I felt it was another thing society couldn't afford to allow to happen because I think there's a need for military schools more than ever before."

27. Welcome To The Mississippi Family Council Outof-state tuition; waive for nonresident military veterans born in mississippi.HB 628 - Income tax; provide tax credit for contributions to schools for use http://www.msfamily.org/policy/bill_watch_03.htm

Public Policy About MPI Legislative Updates Bills Tracked for the 2003 Legislative Session Bills Tracked for the Spring 2002 Legislative Session ... Alliance Defense Fund Bills Tracked for the 2003 Legislative Session By Subject Abortion Adoption Alcohol / Drugs Child Abuse ... Miscellaneous Abortion - Require coroners to perform a death scene investigation for explained infant deaths Back to Top Adoption SB 2036 - Income tax; allow credit for child adoption expenses. Back to Top Alcohol / Drugs HB 283 - Tax evasion; use as a method for prosecuting drug dealers. Back to Top Child Abuse HB 642 - Sexual abuse of children; delete statute of limitations. SB 2363 - Requires the youth court to conduct annual permanency hearings for children who have been adjudicated abused or neglected for as long as the child remains in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Human Services. Back to Top Crime HB 64 - Requires a DNA sample to be taken from convicted felons upon their entry into the prison system in order to record specifc identification characteristics of that person.

28. Military History On The Internet For example, the mississippi State Historical Texts Archives may also be reached formilitary scholars to search are 1) those at military schools (eg, the US http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/reference/bird.htm

Military Research on the Internet Matthew D. Bird From Army History Issue 33, Winter 1995 The Interneta global network of computers at government sites, libraries, and universities around the worldcan be a valuable research tool for the military scholar. Internet users can "visit" museums and military academies remotely, participate in electronic discussions on topics of interest, search the library catalogs of hundreds of libraries around the world, and retrieve press releases, photographs, and sound recordings. There are virtual libraries and online reading rooms accessible twenty-four hours a day on the Internet, through which users can read and retrieve portions of dictionaries, encyclopedias, speeches, classic books, and other information. Internet users can also obtain the full text of historical documents such as the Magna Carta, the Mayflower Compact, the colonial Military Instructions of 1636, the U.S. Constitution, the German and Japanese surrender documents of 1945, the Tonkin Gulf Resolution of 1964, and many others. "Visit" military sites on the Internet such as NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) or the Military Academy at West Point, New York, and browse their offerings.

29. Mississippi Information, Climate, History, Geography, ETC. Some 45,700 students attended private schools. a portion of the present state of mississippi. duringthe American Revolution, Spain took military possession of http://valuecom.com/mississippi/info.htm

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.

30. EAL Participating Schools o Park College Parkville. o Wentworth military Academy - Lexington. · mississippi.o Mary Holmes College - West Point. o mississippi College - Clinton. · Nevada. http://www.ealworks.org/participating_schools.html

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31. Recent Scholarship The Journal Of American History, 86.1 The Christians, and Patriots The Lost Cause and Southern military schools, 18651915 GovernorEdmund F. Noel and the Defense of mississippi's Legal Institutions http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/jah/86.1/rs_42.html

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32. Mississippi ABE Directors Central mississippi Correctional Facility Mr. Rick Cox PO Box Center Ms Ellie Graham612 military Road Columbus Amite schools Ms. Sandra Huff Box 770 Liberty http://www.colin.cc.ms.us/gedonline/directors.htm

GED Information FAQ Rules of Participation System Requirements ... Teacher Resources (requires password) Local Adult Education Programs in Mississippi For more information on classes in your area, call the director from your area listed below. ABE Programs by Counties Served United States ABE Directors US Territories Testing Centers in Mississippi Community and Junior Colleges Coahoma CC Ms. Ethel Horton 510 Sunbelt Drive Clarksdale, MS 38614 Phone:(662)627-9139 Fax: (662)627-9179 E-mail: ehorton@ccc.cc.ms.us Copiah-Lincoln CC Mr. Jeff Posey PO Box 649 Wesson, MS 39191-0649 Phone:(601)643-8714 Fax: (601)643-8277 E-mail: jeff.posey@colin.edu East Central CC Mr. Gene Davis PO Box 129 Decatur, MS 39327-0129 Phone:(601)635-2111x 279 Fax: (601)635-4011 E-mail: gdavis@eccc.cc.ms.us

33. Mississippi GED Testing Centers Greater Columbus Learning. 612 military Rd Columbus, MS 39701, Last two Tuesdaysof the month. Lafayette County schools. mississippi Delta Community College. http://www.colin.cc.ms.us/gedonline/GED Centers.htm

GED Information FAQ Rules of Participation System Requirements ... Teacher Resources (requires password) Mississippi GED Testing Centers Contact a center near you for more information. GED Application Transcript Request Testing Center Address Chief Examiners Alternates Phone Fax Testing Schedule Alcorn State University 1000 ASU Drive Box 599 Alcorn State, MS 39096 Valerie Thompson DeSea Colen Marilyn Shelton LaTricia Jackson Scheduling by Appointment Amite County Schools Gloster Elementary PO Box 220 Gloster, MS 39638 Lorraine Swaggart 2 consecutive days each month (call for exact date) Brookhaven Schools 443 E. Monticello St Brookhaven, MS 39601 Duane Russell rd Saturday of each month Calhoun County Schools PO Box 58, 119 E Main Street Pittsboro, MS 38951 Judy Carnaggio Connie Hanley st Friday of each month Coahoma Community College 3240 Friars Point Rd Clarksdale, MS 38614

34. Secretary Of State Eric Clark to pass improvements to mississippi's military voting procedures All mississippi schoolchildren whether they attend public or churchrelated schools, or are http://www.mspress.org/political/clark/

Secretary of State Eric Clark Columns and press releases Tuesday, October 29, 2002 Clark Praises Congress, President For Passing National Election Reform Law FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 29, 2002 CONTACT: David Blount, 601-359-6342 Secretary of State Eric Clark today praised Congress and President George W. Bush for a comprehensive new law that will dramatically improve elections in Mississippi and the nation. "The legislation signed today by President Bush does more to improve and strengthen our democracy than any federal law in many years," Clark said.  "Once funded, it will make our electoral process better for every single American voter." The Help America Vote Act of 2002 (H.R. 3295) passed the U.S. House of Representatives earlier this month by a vote of 357-48.  All Mississippi Congressmen voted for the bill.  It passed the Senate by a vote of 92-2 with Senators Cochran and Lott voting in support.  The law authorizes the appropriation of approximately $3.9 billion to the states to replace punch card and lever voting machines, clean up voter rolls, and improve the administration of elections nationally.  Mississippi is expected to receive approximately $20 million. Mississippi elections laws passed earlier this year at the recommendation of Clark's 2001 election task force put the state in a good position to move quickly and put improvements in place for upcoming elections.

35. Global Nomad Links Nomads International Homepage gopher//mississippi.iac.net ca/~dreamer/bratland.htmlCanadian military Brats Directory of Defense Dependent schools (DODDS) http http://www.worldweave.com/GNlinks.htm

Global Nomad Links Organizations International Schools Usenet Groups Global Nomad Organizations For global nomads with special ties to Japan and the US. http://www.bekkoame.or.jp/~furuiye/english/homepage.html Are YOU a global nomad? http://www.vni.net/~mcl/gni/ruagn.htm Global Nomad International http://www.gni.org/ Global Nomads International Homepage gopher://mississippi.iac.net/11/gni/dir Nomads from Earth http://www.contact.waw.pl/Pl-iso/voice/v377/viewpoint.html Nomad Publishing http://members.aol.com/nomadpub/nomad.htm Overseas Brats http://www.vni.net/~mcl/osb/osbmain.htm Canadian Military Brats http://intranet.on.ca/~dreamer/bratland.html Canadian Military Brats Directory http://untranet.on.ca/~dreamer/bratlist/blist.html Department of Defense Dependent Schools (DODDS) http://192.253.114.31/DoDDS/DoDDS.html Department of Defense Dependent Schools Alumni (DODDS) http://192.253.114.31/DoDDS/Alumni/Alumni_home.html Military Brats Online http://www.lynxu.com/brats.html Global Nomads Carnegie Mellon University Homepage http://www.cs.cmu.edu.:8001/afs/cs/user/prahlad/www/gni.html

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37. 1999 Subject List SPECIAL; SUPERINTENDENT OF schools; TRANSPORTATION OF military ESTABLISHMENTS ARMORIES.military OR MARITIME SERVICES; MISSING PERSONS; mississippi CODE; mississippi http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/1999/html/subjects.htm

Mississippi Legislature 1999 Regular Session 1999 Subject List A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A ABORTION ACCOUNTANCY - BOARD OF PUBLIC ADJUTANT GENERAL ADOPTION ... AUTOMOBILES B BAD CHECKS BAIL BAILIFFS BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ... MINORITY BUSINESSES C CAFETERIA PLAN CAKE,STATE OF MISSISSIPPI OFFICIAL CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE CAPITOL FACILITIES, BUREAU OF ... CRIMINAL PROCEDURE D DAIRY DAMAGES DAMS DAY CARE CENTERS ... DRUNKEN DRIVING-INCLUDING DWI AND DUI E ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ECONOMICS EDUCATION ... EXTRADITION F FAIR COMMISSION COLISEUM INDUSTRIAL SHOWCASE AND TRADEMART FARM PRODUCTS ... FUNERALS-BOARD OF-INCLUDING MORTICIANS, UNDERTAKERS, ETC. G GAMBLING-INCLUDING LOTTERY, BINGO, HORSE RACING, ETC. GARBAGE DISPOSAL GARNISHMENT GASOLINE ... GULF STATES SUPERPORT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY H HANDICAPPED HARBOR HOUSES HEALTH CARE-INCLUDING COMMISSION HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION ... HUNTING-including Trapping I IMMUNITY IMPLIED CONSENT LAW INCORPORATION INDIANS ... INTERSTATE COOPERATION - MISS. COMMISSION J JOINT SESSION JOINT STUDY COMMITTEES JUDGES JUDICIAL COUNCIL ... JUVENILE JUSTICE,OFFENDERS,AGES,ETC... L LABOR-INCLUDING LABOR UNIONS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LAND-INCLUDING REGISTRATION OF TITLES LAND RECORDS MAINTENANCE FUND ... LITIGATION ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 1988.

38. University Of Mississippi Academics -- International Programs Text Version The University of mississippi. Office of International Programs. military Science,military Science, Graduate Courses. Graduate and Professional schools. http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/international_programs/academics/index_txt2.html

The University of Mississippi Office of International Programs International Programs Home UM Home Contact News ... Services Alumni Student Organizations Staff Please choose one of the followings for Academics University Schools College Catalogs Undergraduate Courses Graduate Courses ... Summer College College Catalogs Please select one of the followings: Graduate Undergraduate Undergraduate Courses COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION Departments or Division                        Majors (and Minorsfor the BA Degree)     Degrees Art Art                                 BA, BFA Art History BA, BFA Biology Biological Science BA, BS Chemistry Chemistry BA, BS Forensic Science (no minor)             BS Classics Classics                                   BA Communicative Disorders Communicative Disorders      BA Computer Science Computer Science BA Economics Economics BA English English BA Geology Geology BS History History BA Journalism Journalism (no minor) BA Radio/Television (no minor) BA Liberal Arts  Biomedical Sciences (no minor) BS Cytotechnology (no minor) BS Dental Hygiene (no minor) BS Health Information BS Management (no minor) BS Liberal Arts (no minor) BA Medical Technology (no minor) BS Nursing (no minor) BS Occupational Therapy (no minor) BS Physical Therapy (no minor) BS Linguistics Linguistics BA Mathematics Mathematics BA, BS

39. State Of Mississippi -- Alphaweb List for publically funded K12 schools, public libraries, Resource Library and InformationNetwork) military Department mississippi Affordable College http://www.olemiss.edu/~ulgbis/miss_st/alphaweb.html

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40. Military-Brats Registry Alumni And Schools Announcements Brat military Brat Life Editor's Note this article first appeared in On The Move The currentis swift where the mississippi flows between Missouri and Illinois and http://www.militarybrats.com/brat-life-thomas-lynn.shtml

Military Brat Life Editor's Note: this article first appeared in On The Move Volume 2, Number 3. Eyes Right!­A return to Jefferson Barracks by Thomas Lynn The current is swift where the Mississippi flows between Missouri and Illinois and opposing shores are often a mile apart. Coal barges compete daily with festive paddle wheelers ferrying pleasure seekers southward toward New Orleans. An observation point south of St. Louis boasts of a Spanish-American War cannon guarding the river traffic like an ageless sentinel. A visiting stranger might sense the ambience of a host of uniformed marching spirits parading with rifles reflecting the bright rays of an afternoon sun. I first stood here as a seven-year-old to scratch my initials like thousands before me on that cannon. The year was 1937 and from this vantage point I watched the muddy river lap at the railroad tracks below the green carpeted incline that rose steadily higher until it reached the confines of the Post Headquarters building. The river, both hypnotic and musical, brought life to the old stories of the frontier. This was Jefferson Barracks, now quietly reflecting upon an illustrious past; an army post carved from the American wilderness to furnish a military entourage for wagon trains carrying settlers to the westward prairies. As a boy, I recognized the names of soldiers who once paraded on these grounds ‹ Zachary Taylor, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Jefferson Davis, William Tecumseh Sherman, Philip Sheridan, Joseph Johnson, Braxton Bragg. Peerless soldiers, one and all.

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