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President 2005-2006.


As I relinquish the duties of President of the Mississippi Mississippi, state, United States
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 Academy of Sciences, I wish to take this opportunity to affirm publicly what I have already expressed to many of you, Thanks! There are so many people that I need to thank for this time that I have spent leading the Academy. Above all, the individual members that make up the Academy are to be congratulated for a wonderful show of spirit and support. I have attempted, and I hope you will agree, to provide a quality of leadership that equals what the Academy has enjoyed over time, and I have tried to address the concerns and issues that many of you raised. I know that the new leadership will do an exceptional job because of the time, support, and effort of the membership.

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. The incoming President, Dr. Juan Juan (IPA: [xwan]) is a Spanish form of the given name John (q.v.). It was the 55th most popular name in the United States as of 2003.  Silva sil·va also syl·va  
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, is developing plans for the next annual meeting. Several initiatives are underway that will benefit the membership. While some changes were needed to revitalize re·vi·tal·ize  
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 our organization, we have made an effort to keep the membership informed and involved. This is an exciting time for the Academy.

I started this column by saying there are many people to thank. While it is not possible to acknowledge every individual, there are two people that I must single out. First is Ms. Cynthia Cynthia

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 the Administrative Assistant of the Academy. I wish to thank her for all of her efforts on my behalf and that of the Academy. Cynthia makes everything work, as it should. Second, I want to thank Dr. Olga McDaniel, my wife, who has been actively involved with the Health Sciences division for several years, recruited individuals to serve the Academy when needed, and supported my efforts as President of the Academy. Again, I want to express my appreciation to the membership for the support during this past year. I look forward to a fantastic year ahead.

--Larry S. McDaniel

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Title Annotation:Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Author:McDaniel, Larry S.
Publication:Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Geographic Code:1U6MS
Date:Jul 1, 2006
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