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Yes... absolutely beautiful.

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Why is this river called chunky ?

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How I know this is real: My dad works for super talk Mississippi, and we go to the college for my babysitter a lot. It!s a very nice college, gotta admit.

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Dem DAWGS!! Ole Miss alum myself..LOL!! Great tut bro!

As an incoming Freshman this fall studying Meteorology, this was an interesting video to kind of see how Mississippi State life will work. Great video!

Is this water clear enough to freedive under the water and be able to see?

Sorry to say bad video you run it twice , the video was taken around the University not in side , try again love MSU

I want one for iPhone XR.. can you do that?

iphone 6 & 7 interchangable?

4:28 OMG is that Banik? Best DE teacher ever!

Oh my God What was That 2:24 That Mathematics or something else please tell me

I wanted to go to Miss T but then I moved to Savannah Ga. so prob gonna go to a trade school or a local college or maybe try my luck with UGA

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Smartphone 3D modelling tutorial please make this

I posted this letter on the MSU Art Department Facebook page, and they deleted it. I reposted it, and they again deleted it, and blocked me from posting anything else. I'll try to post here, despite their efforts to shut me down. While an art student at MSU in 1981, I was victimized in a crime of harassment committed by MSU art professor Robie P. Scucchi, who was well-known for being a sordid cretin, having had a significant number of complaints filed against him by students over the years. Since I am Native American, I believe that his crime was racially motivated, and in today's world, it would be classified as a hate crime. The series of shenanigans perpetrated by MSU's staff and administrators to keep the incident hushed up, which included additional crimes of harassment and cover-up committed by the Dean of Arts and Sciences and Security Chief John Moore, only made the problem worse. The crime ultimately cost me my college degree, and nothing has ever been resolved. I don't expect any justice at this point (35 years later), but I want to enlighten you that the old proverb "What goes around, comes around" obviously continues to be in effect. Rest assured, though I have suffered immeasurably from that criminal incident, your school has also suffered, and will continue to suffer, until (and if ever) this case is ever adequately resolved. It all started when I was an art student at MSU in 1981, and Robie Scucchi was my painting professor. He had developed a grudge against me for erroneously believing that I had pulled a schoolboy prank against him during the previous spring semester of '81 (three other students, and not I, were actually guilty of that harmless prank, whereby they had hidden his paint locker by pushing it into the men's restroom). When the fall semester of '81 arrived, I had to take a painting class under Scucchi. Within days of the beginning of the semester, Scucchi set me up to make it appear as though I had stolen some video equipment (a slide projector) from the art department, effectively making me appear to be a common thief who had feloniously stolen valuable property from the university. The fact was, Scucchi himself had hidden the equipment in a storage room, and he had set me up by making sure that I had locked up the storage room only a couple of days previously, thereby placing me at the scene. He pulled me out of class as soon as I arrived one day, and forced me to walk to the storage room with him to look for the "missing" equipment, all the while accusing me of stealing it. He obviously knew exactly where the projector was hidden the entire time, and after a lengthy period of my searching for it while he stood there watching me with sordid satisfaction as he accused me of stealing it, he pointed out the hiding place (behind some old paintings leaning against a shelf), so that I could retrieve it and thus conclude the incident, but only after he had labeled me a suspected thief. Immediately following the incident, I knew that he had set me up, so I began responding to the entire affair in a manner that, though much milder and more tolerant than most would have, was firm and focused nevertheless. I first dropped his class, which infuriated him. I then questioned him about the slide projector incident and how it came to be hidden, to which he claimed that he had forgotten that he had previously instructed a female student to hide the projector in the room. When I questioned that particular student about his claims, however, she denied that Scucchi had ever told her to hide any equipment in that storage room. His intention was clearly to destroy my reputation and defame my character by making me look like a felonious thief, all while “putting the Indian in his place.” When I complained about the incident to the acting department head, Deanna Douglas (now an art professor at USM in Hattiesburg), she refused to do anything about it, telling me that “sometimes, you have to put up with these things” (I don’t think that she realized the extent of his crime at that point). She instead tried to explain it away by saying that he was probably just being extra cautious because two other slide projectors were also missing from the art department. One day a few months later, she approached me somewhat sheepishly and told me that "the two other slide projectors that had been missing were found hidden in a storage room, to which only the professors had the keys to the doorlock." She added that she thought that I “deserved to know about that.” She then walked away, without offering any other explanation or details. I became disgusted with the obvious set-up and cover-up, so at the end of the '82 spring semester, I went over their heads and went to the office of the dean of arts and sciences (assistant dean Dr. Lowery) to set up a private appointment with him to discuss the incident. After I made the appointment, and without my knowledge or permission, someone in the dean’s office (probably the dean himself) obviously (and illegally) forewarned Scucchi about my appointment with him. That sneaky tactic allowed Scucchi to show up and harass me in the waiting area of the dean's office when I showed up there at the appointed time a week or so later, thus making the dean’s office complicit in the crime. To my pure disgust, Scucchi plopped down next to me in the waiting area, and he harassed and threatened me, and even attempted to bribe me. The first words out of his mouth were, “Boy, you don’t put up with no amount of no foolishness, do you?” In his deluded mind, he considered his crime to be nothing more than “foolishness,” which was clearly his attempt to control the situation by minimizing the seriousness of his actions. He then offered me an all-expenses trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma (an art colony), which I refused. How suspicious, for him to wait until I was about to talk to the dean before he made that offer, eh? Meanwhile, the dean was conveniently late calling me into his office, giving Scucchi plenty of harassment time with me. When Dr. Lowery finally called me in, he left his office door ajar, and when I asked him to close it for privacy, he refused to do so, and instead, weakly closed it a few inches, while leaving it open by over a foot, with Scucchi nervously sitting outside his office door listening in to our conversation. They blatantly denied me the right to a private and confidential meeting with the dean…undoubtedly an intimidation tactic, and as such, involved the dean's office with Scucchi's crime. Disgusted and leery of the tactics of a bunch of powerful white men in suits to protect that man, I left without demanding an investigation. The security department later refused to investigate the crime when I reported it, with Chief Moore telling me that "This is a man's world, and things happen." I learned that he and Scucchi were good buddies, so that would explain his unwillingness to do his job in that case, as he covered for his criminal buddy Scucchi. Just imagine the current MSU police chief refusing to investigate a crime committed by a professor against a student, by simply telling him, “This is a man’s world, and things happen.” I dropped out of school, believing that, with my being Native American, the crime was racially motivated. I still believe that to be true. Finally, I returned to MSU a few years later and filed a formal complaint (as I should have done from the get-go, but nobody among the staff had previously bothered to tell me that I had such an option), and an "informal hearing" was held over the matter with a new dean of arts and sciences, attended by the new dean (winter of 1986, can’t remember his name), Mike Dorsey (the new art department head), Scucchi, and me. I had specifically stated in my five-page typed complaint that Professor Deanna Douglas was a primary witness who held crucial information about the incident, but neither the dean nor the dept. head Mike Dorsey had required her to attend the hearing to testify, even though she was only a 10-minute walk away from the hearing room in Allen Hall. Scucchi himself was very late appearing for the hearing, prompting the dean to prepare to send out someone to find him, when he finally showed up. He proceeded to lie throughout the hearing, denying that he had set me up. Without ever hearing Deanna Douglas’s testimony, I didn’t have much of a case; it was my word against Scucchi’s word. When the new dean grilled Scucchi as to why he had suddenly just “shown up” there at the dean’s office on the day of my appointment in 1982, Scucchi just shrugged it off and replied, “humanities”…whatever that even meant. Scucchi had produced a Bible and sworn on it that he didn't set me up, after which he had quickly put the Bible away. I asked him if he knew that the projector was hidden in the room when he took me down there to search for it, but he didn't answer. I again asked him, at which point he angrily pulled his Bible back out, slammed it onto the table, and swore that he didn't know that it was hidden in the room...clearly a bald-faced lie...before he put the Bible back away. When the hearing was over and the others had left, the dean expressed to me that he “had serious doubts to Scucchi’s claims,” but he ultimately decided that the evidence did not meet the standards to hold a formal hearing, and he closed the case at that point without scheduling a formal hearing. They never even heard a word of testimony from the witnesses, including Deanna Douglas and the female student that Scucchi had claimed that he had instructed to hide the equipment in the storage room. How could they expect me to accept the decision to close the case, without their having questioned primary witnesses? Did they expect me to believe that they never asked Deanna Douglass, even in private, about what she knew what had happened? What a sham! (continued below)

#hailstate I love MSU!

i live in starkville mississipi aka the msu collage town. i love to go to the sanderson center!! i have actually been to where you went to work out!

I think there is trail that connect the campus and your apartment

Great video nice to see the state of Mississippi.

Was there anything you had to do while driving in Juarez? Other than a passport?

Love this!!

Fantastic vids. Well done! We really liked it.

Once again, for the millionth time , they have to play this stupid song!

Beautiful! Lovely vibes

what Beach did you guys go to?

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE LESSON !!!

nicest school for my friend there now.

Hail state! Go dawgs!

Cool vid. Seems like you're going for a IT major, engineering maybe?

Dude still has his tassels from high school..... tsk tsk

congratulations awesome video

Hello, I'm a student at MSU. Would it be okay if I used parts of this video for a class project? And my professor said if its good enough, can she use it as part of their department (Instructional Systems and Workforce Development) website?

What the fuck, what kinda car is that its so weird the speedometer it in the middle of the dash! 😳

whenever i extrude the offset line the whole object became solid. but when you extrude it the only that became solid was the case. can you help me sir?

I wish I could be in college already

Hello, do you have a file I can have of this model?

You forgot to add the parts where it took you 20 minutes to find a parking spot haha

Hailstate!!

I can't wait until I attend in the fall! 😍😍 The girl you were with is absolutely stunning! 😍

Awesome editing skills here man! :) Very impressed.

Watching a CASEY NEISTAT Vlog

I didn't push new part, is there anyway I can still separate the case from the iPhone?