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Student assignments should always be carried out using a course page set up by the instructor. It is usually best to develop assignments in your sandbox. After evaluation, the additions may go on to become a Wikipedia article or be published in an existing article.

Future Article Ideas

Buffalo Bill Ranch is a very historical place that I have visited, owned by BUFFALO BILL, and there are three sentences written about it.
Nine Mile Prairie is a 230 acre pristine tall grass prairie OWNED AND OPERATED BY UNL but there is nothing written about it.

Mr. Everett, I think the Nine Mile Prairie idea might be the best one here. The tall grass prairie is not only important as a conservation site, but it has a significant spot in the history of botany. Our very own John Weaver did a good deal of his research there. And you're very right that resources will abound here on campus. Daclausen (talk)

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-== '''- First Article Ideas -''' ==
-'''Topic:'''
-* Everett, Nebraska
-* Omaha Public Library Building
-* Buffalo Bill Ranch
-* Nine Mile Prairie
-* Toadstool Geologic Park
-'''Justification:'''
-* Everett is a small town, of my name, near Fremont.
-* Both buildings in which the library has been housed have little information written about them and would be easy to fill in.
-* Buffalo Bill Ranch is a very historical place that I have visited, owned by BUFFALO BILL, and there are three sentences written about it.
-* Nine Mile Prairie is a 230 acre pristine tall grass prairie OWNED AND OPERATED BY UNL but there is nothing written about it.
-* Toadstool is one of Nebraska's most unique geologic areas yet one of the main sections on its article talks about other places to visit instead...
-'''Potential Sources:'''
-* County archives in/near Fremont.
-* The Omaha Public Library / GOGS.
-* <nowiki>''</nowiki>
-* <nowiki>''  I'</nowiki>m sure there is plenty of information about Nine Mile Prairie somewhere in UNL, especially on Easy Campus, since UNL runs it.
-* <nowiki>''</nowiki>
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+== Future Article Ideas ==
+* Buffalo Bill Ranch is a very historical place that I have visited, owned by BUFFALO BILL, and there are three sentences written about it.
+* Nine Mile Prairie is a 230 acre pristine tall grass prairie OWNED AND OPERATED BY UNL but there is nothing written about it.
 Mr. Everett,
-I think the Nine Mile Prairie idea might be the best one here. The tall grass prairie is not only important as a conservation site, but it has a significant spot in the history of botany. Our very own John Weaver did a good deal  of his research there. And you're very right that resources will abound here on campus. [[User:Daclausen|Daclausen]] ([[User talk:Daclausen|talk]])
+I think the Nine Mile Prairie idea might be the best one here. The tall grass prairie is not only important as a conservation site, but it has a significant spot in the history of botany. Our very own John Weaver did a good deal of his research there. And you're very right that resources will abound here on campus. [[User:Daclausen|Daclausen]] ([[User talk:Daclausen|talk]])