Talk:Lux v. Haggin

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Hey- I reviewed your article and had some thoughts. I like that you added some more information in the significance section as we discussed in class, but I still think it you could add some detail to it. For example, if Lux v. Haggin is included in recent court cases or explain why having two different water appropriations is difficult for the State. But, overall, I think the article is well written and conveys the information well. I hope this helps.

I read through your article one last time and I think it looks good. The article is structured so the information flows really well and it is easy to follow. Great article and I thought your presentation was well organized and informative as well.Bkkperkins (talk) 19:37, 17 May 2012 (UTC)

Impact of recent student edits

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