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Life on the Mississippi (Harper's Library Edition) by Mark Twain, 1901
Mississippi Writings. Library of America Series. Adventures of Tom Sawyer; Life on the Mississippi; Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Pudd'nhead Wilson by Mark (Samuel Clemens) Twain, 1982
HISTORY OF MISSISSIPPI LIBRARIES.|A by Margaret and Howell, J.B. editors Q Peebles, 1975-01-01
More News from Faulkner's Library(*).: An article from: The Mississippi Quarterly by Bart Welling, 2000-09-22
Life on the Mississippi, Library Edition by Mark Twain, 2010-12-01
The Library of America: Mark Twain (2-volume Hc 2009 Set) (Mississippi Writings 100057 / Historical Romances 100719, 2-Volume Box-Set Slip-Case) by Mark Twain, 2009
Mississippi: An American Journey by Anthony Walton, 2008-06-26
T.R. Pauketat's Cahokia First Printing edition(Cahokia: Ancient America's Great City on the Mississippi (Penguin Library of American Indian History) [Hardcover])(2009) by T.R. Pauketat, 2009
The banditti of the prairies;: Or, The murderer's doom!! a tale of the Mississippi Valley (The Western frontier library) by Edward Bonney, 1963
LA Salle: Explorer of the Mississippi (Explorers!) by Arlene Bourgeois Molzahn, 2004-05
Mississippi (America the Beautiful. Third Series) by Pamela Dell, 2008-02
Mississippi (Rookie Read-About Geography) by Trudi Strain Trueit, 2007-03
The Mississippi Experience Library State Resource Set by Carole Marsh, Debbie Stevens, 2001-09
Mississippi Women: Their Histories, Their Lives, Volume 2 (Southern Women:Their Lives and Times) by Elizabeth Anne Payne, Martha H. Swain, et all 2010-02-01

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Libdex: Mississippi Library Commission, Jackson, USA
Library Site, http//www.mlc.lib.ms.us/. City, Jackson. Province/State, mississippi.Country, USA. Library Type, US State Library
http://www.libdex.com/data/8/4439.html
WilsonWeb Journal Directory
Google Directory Regional North America United States mississippi Library Commission Home Page - http//www.mlc.lib.ms.us/ The mississippiLibrary Commission is an independent state agency which serves local
http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com/hww/Journals/searchAction.jhtml?sid=HWW:OMNIS&issn=
Library List: Mississippi
The Stuttering Foundation of America provides free online resources, servicesand support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for
http://www.stutteringhelp.org/Default.aspx?tabid=370
Mississippi Library Board Puts Stewart S Best-Selling America
mississippi Library Board Puts Stewart s BestSelling America (The Book) Backon Shelves. GULFPORT, MI - A library board reversed a ban on comedian Jon
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0111-06.htm

Extractions: Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Tuesday, January 11, 2005 by the Associated Press Mississippi Library Board Puts Stewart's Best-Selling "America (The Book)" Back on Shelves GULFPORT, MI - A library board reversed a ban on comedian Jon Stewart's best-selling satirical book, " America (The Book) " which it had passed because of its image of Supreme Court justices' faces superimposed on naked bodies. The Jackson-George Regional Library System board of trustees was criticized by local residents and in e-mails from out of state after it banned "America (The Book): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction" last month. The trustees had said they objected to the image. But the board voted 5-2 Monday to lift the ban, and the book was returned to circulation in the system's eight libraries Tuesday. "We have come under intense scrutiny by the outside community," said David Ables, board chairman. "We don't decide for the community whether to read this book or not, but whether to make it available." The book was written by Stewart and the writers of "The Daily Show," the Comedy Central fake-news program Stewart hosts. Released in September, it has spent 15 weeks on The New York Times best-seller list and was named Book of the Year by Publishers Weekly, the industry trade magazine.
ALA USA Patriot Act Resolutions
The mississippi Library Association s Executive Board unanimously endorsed theALA resolution at its March 28, 2003, meeting along with a document entitled
http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/statepatriotresolutions.html
Southern Mississippi Library System Bans Jon Stewart's Best-selling Book
Southern mississippi library system bans Jon Stewart s bestselling book.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/news/archive/2005/01/09/national214
Southern Mississippi Library System Bans Jon Stewart's Best-selling Book
Library officials in two southern mississippi counties have banned Jon Stewart sbestselling America (The Book) over the satirical textbook s nude
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2005/01/09/national
Mississippi Center For The Book Approved
The Library of Congress has approved a proposal from the mississippi LibraryCommission for the creation of a mississippi Center for the Book that will be
http://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/0006/cfb.html

Extractions: Search the Catalog John Prichard and Thurman Boykin determine where to display the National Library Week proclamation issued by Mississippi Gov. Ronnie Musgrove; Mississippi Center for the Book coordinator Thurman Boykin also is a radio talk show host on WJNT in Jackson, a descendant of Civil War diarist Mary Boykin Chestnut, and an organizer of the Eudora Welty Film and Fiction Festival. Here he displays his discovery in the stacks of Welty's novel The Ponder Heart , which has recently been made into a movie to be seen this fall on television's "Masterpiece Theatre." News from the Center for the Book Mississippi Center for the Book Approved
Mississippi E-Rate Resources
CASH READING CENTER BR LIBRARY, 43248. CENTRAL mississippi REGIONAL LIBRARY SYSTEM,128643. CENTRAL mississippi REGIONAL LIBRARY SYSTEM, 146867
http://www.mde.k12.ms.us/mis/erate/libraryentities.html

Extractions: Mississippi Library System Library Name Entity Number A E WOOD LIBRARY ADA S. FANT MEMORIAL LIBRARY (HQ) - MACON ALPHA CENTER BRANCH LIBRARY AMORY MUNICIPAL LIBRARY ANNE SPENCER COX LIBRARY ANNIE THOMPSON JEFFERS LIBRARY ARCOLA BRANCH LIBRARY ARTESIA PUBLIC LIBRARY ATTALA COUNTY LIBRARY AVON BRANCH LIBRARY AVON PUBLIC LIBRARY B J CHAIN PUBLIC LIBRARY B. S. RICKS MEMORIAL LIBRARY (HQ) - YAZOO CITY BASSFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY BATESVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY BAY SPRINGS MUNICIPAL LIBRARY BAY ST LOUIS BRANCH PUBLIC LIBRARY BEAUMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY BELMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY BENIOT PUBLIC LIBRARY BEVERLY J BROWN LIBRARY BILOXI MAIN LIBRARY BLACKMUR MEMORIAL LIBRARY BLUE MOUNTAIN PUBLIC LIBRARY BLUE SPRINGS BRANCH LIBRARY BOLIVAR COUNTY LIBRARY BRANDON PUBLIC LIBRARY BROOKSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY/ TOMBIGBEE REG. LIB. SYS. HQ
Mississippi Library Resources
mississippi LAMP Workshop Online - mississippi Library and Media mississippiLibrary Association - Provides professional leadership for the development
http://www.liblinks.org/Mississippi.html

Extractions: LIBLINKS .ORG Home MAGNOLIA - The Mississippi Alliance for Gaining New Opportunities through Information Access is a statewide consortium funded by the Mississippi Legislature. It provides online databases for publicly funded K-12 schools, public libraries, community college libraries, and university libraries in Mississippi. MELO-Mississippi Electronic Libraries On-Line - A virtual library developed to meet academic resource needs of distance learning within the Mississippi community and junior colleges. Offers access to online databases, electronic books and journals, scholarly web sites, and member library web pages. Mississippi LAMP Workshop On-line - Mississippi Library and Media Professionals help to promote and improve library services in the state of Mississippi. Mississippi Library Association - Provides professional leadership for the development, promotion, and improvement of library and information services and the profession of librarianship in order to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all. Mississippi Library Commission Home Page - The Mississippi Library Commission is an independent state agency which serves local public libraries, provides access to state and federal documents and patent and trademark resources. Additionally we serve members of the state legislature, state officials, state agencies and state employees, librarians and library science students in Mississippi, and Mississippi residents with visual or physical handicaps which prevent the reading of conventional print.
Mississippi Library Jobs For Information Professionals And Librarians
Lisjobs.com collects job databases, guides, and other employment resources forlibrarians from across the web and organizes them into one handy site.
http://www.lisjobs.com/states/mississippi.htm
[PUBLIB] Mississippi Library Association Statement On Internet (fwd)
The mississippi Library Association recognizes the issues and concerns The mississippi Library Association cannot recommend the use of Internet filters
http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/publib/1999-February/087712.html
Research Resources Mississippi State University Libraries
This guide provides an overview of some of the mississippi statistical resources http//www.mdac.state.ms.us/Library/Published/PublishedDocuments.html
http://library.msstate.edu/csrc/MSSTAT.asp

Extractions: This guide provides an overview of some of the Mississippi statistical resources available. For additional assistance, please contact either the Corporate and Statistical Research Center at (662) 325-0810 or dlee@library.msstate.edu ; or the Reference Department at (662) 325-7667 or reference@library.msstate.edu . Additional statistical resources may also be found in the Special Collections Department. General Guides Agriculture Crime Demographic and Health Education Economics and Business
Gaylord Unveils GALAXY WebPAC 2.0, Implements Polaris In Mississippi Library
GALAXY WebPAC 2.0 delivers full Z39.50 searching, which allows library (mississippi) Public Library will adopt the Polaris integrated library system.
http://www.infotoday.com/it/oct01/news18.htm

Extractions: GALAXY WebPAC 2.0 was developed with significant input from GALAXY customers. "We know from experience that one of the major things our customers value about their relationship with GIS is the opportunity to help shape the development of the products they use," said Katherine Blauer, president of GIS. "We are grateful to our GALAXY customers for their suggestions and comments on this latest version of GALAXY WebPAC and especially thank the staff at the Clark County Public Library (Ohio) and the Springfield Free Public Library (New Jersey) for their excellent work as beta partners." In addition to Z39.50 searching, other major enhancements in the new version of GALAXY WebPAC include the following: Customization instructions to help libraries tailor GALAXY WebPAC to their library
Book Relief In Mississippi
A YEAR ago Elizabeth Robinson, secretary of the mississippi Library Commission mississippi s library experiment shows clearly the crying need for books,
http://newdeal.feri.org/survey/s353.htm

Extractions: The Survey Publishing Information Editor. Bulletin of the American Library Association Placing a county librarian in every county and two in some of the larger ones was the proposed first step. By approving the plan, the Women's Division of the Emergency Relief Administration, under the direction of Ethel Payne, gave Mississippi the distinction of being the first state to provide geographically equalized library service. Carrying out a survey with the assistance of nearly 500 CWA workers was the next step; attempting to meet the needs it disclosed, the third. Each step has had the cordial support of the State Board of Public Welfare. To observe this unique experiment first hand I recently visited Mississippi and saw the work of a dozen or more county librarians. While many in charge of county service have been on the relief rolls or would be there except for this work, their qualifications for the job have been considered. Making something out of nothing by dint of courage, intelligence and resourcefulness is the record especially of Sunflower, Leflore and Hancock counties. When two county librarians went to work in Sunflower County last June not a library book was available for its 66,000 residents. A county headquarters has been leased from the board of supervisors for five years and today thirteen reading rooms and eighty-five deposit stations are being visited regularly, and 3000 volumes have been begged, borrowed or bought. Like most gift collections, the books include many which few, if any, libraries would purchase. However they also include
CLNN Is Moving
mississippi Library District Selects New Director. The patrons of the FirstRegional Library System, in Hernando MS have a new director this week as
http://clnn.blogspot.com/2004/11/mississippi-library-district-selects.html
475: MS Library Commission
A Limited Review of the mississippi Library Commission In compliance withthe mississippi Statewide Library Development System Act of 1988,
http://www.peer.state.ms.us/475.html

Extractions: A Limited Review of the Mississippi Library Commission Executive Summary Introduction The PEER Committee reviewed the Mississippi Library Commission (MLC), focusing its analysis on whether MLC: Background Role of the Library Commission Composition and Staffing of the Mississippi Library Commission As of June 30, 2004, MLC had fifty-six authorized full-time staff positions organized into three bureaus: Administrative Services, Network Services, and Public Services. Revenues and Expenditures Compliance with Enabling Statutes MLC has the systems and activities in place to fulfill all of its statutory powers and the majority of its statutory duties. The two statutory duties that MLC has not fulfilled are its duties to develop a statewide master plan and to develop an accreditation program for local public libraries. MLC initiated efforts to fulfill these statutory mandates, but such efforts never yielded a public library accreditation program or statewide master plan. In compliance with the Mississippi Statewide Library Development System Act of 1988, MLC appointed two Public Library Standards Committees, one in 1988 and one in 1992. However, neither committee was successful in establishing a master plan or library accreditation program, in part because of controversy over tying state funding to accreditation standards performance.
376: Mississippi Library Commission
A Management Review of the mississippi Library Commission Director s Decision The PEER Committee reviewed the mississippi Library Commission s decision
http://www.peer.state.ms.us/376.html

Extractions: Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review The PEER Committee reviewed the Mississippi Library Commission's decision to postpone the implementation of the online Mississippi Union Catalog, a comprehensive, centralized database of library resources held in Mississippi. The Mississippi Library Commission temporarily suspended implementation of its online Mississippi Union Catalog and Interlibrary Loan project in October 1997. The agency's newly hired Executive Director stopped the project to determine whether the online union catalog concept was the best alternative for the commission and Mississippi's public libraries. PEER received a complaint which focused on possible changes that could jeopardize small, rural libraries' capacity for full participation in statewide sharing of library resources. Unknown to the complainant, the Executive Director resumed implementation of the original online project in December 1997 after determining that no feasible alternative existed. PEER found that the director exercised a reasonable management option to review the decision-making process and alternatives for the direction of the commission and local libraries. Also, the director's decision to continue implementation of the online system serves the interests of both the commission and the local libraries and should not jeopardize any library's full participation.
IMLS: A Closer Look: Highlights Of The Month
Using an LSTA grant of $19406 from the mississippi Library Commission, theJacksonGeorge Regional Library System opened the state s first Homeland Security
http://www.imls.gov/closer/archive/hlt_l0403.htm

Extractions: Many residents in South Mississippi's Jackson and George Counties saw the destruction of terrorism firsthand well before September 11, 2001. Shipyard workers in Pascagoula, Mississippi, spent 14 months repairing the USS Cole, a Navy destroyer that was nearly sunk by terrorists in Yemen in October 2000. Area residents were proud of their role in restoring the ship to the fleet, but also apprehensive with increased Coast Guard presence along Mississippi's Gulf Coast. Not long after the ship returned to its homeport in Norfolk, Virginia, the citizens of Jackson and George Counties had a new and unique resource for up-to-date information about homeland security. Using an LSTA grant of $19,406 from the Mississippi Library Commission, the Jackson-George Regional Library System opened the state's first Homeland Security Information Centers. Located in three Gulf Coast area branch libraries, the centers provide reliable and accurate information on security, terrorism, biological warfare, nuclear warfare, and the psychological aspects of terrorism. The centers have a physical presence in each of the libraries with a computer terminal with Internet access, book collections, brochures, and visual media; they have an online presence through a central Web site:
Subject Guide To Mississippi
The library also has a selection of historical mississippi newspapers on microfilm.mississippi Journals Magazines. Confidante 1973present - annual
http://library.deltastate.edu/libguides/mississippi.html

Extractions: Browsing the Mississippi Collection Mississippi Newspapers Selected Databases Selected Reference Books ... Selected Web Sites Browsing the Mississippi Collection Mississippi history books are located in the F 341s . However, books on a particular subject, such as art or literature in Mississippi, are most likely to be shelved with the other books on art or literature. Books about a particular person, such as William Faulkner, are shelved with the literature books. Also keep in mind books about the South in general, since they may have sections about Mississippi.Please consult Merlin, the online catalog when looking for a book on a specific topic. Selected Reference Books Art of Mississippi [N 6530 .M7 B63 1998 Ref] - survey of visual art in Mississippi in chronological sequence; heavily illustrated with color reproductions. Handbook of Selected Data for Mississippi [HC 107.M7 B33 year Ref] - 100-page compilation of basic demographic and economic statistics from various state and federal agencies, published every few years by the Center for Policy Research and Planning of the Board of Trustees of the State Institutes of Higher Learning (IHL). Hometown Mississippi [F 339 .B75 1997 Ref] - historical sketches of virtually every city and town in Mississippi, ranging from one sentence to one page in length.

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