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Nebraska grad student seeks answers to Lewis and Clark fishery s decline after 2011 flood

Nebraska grad student Will Radigan is trying to figure out why the walleye and sauger fisheries have declined on Lewis and Clark Lake since historic flooding in 2011.

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This week in History: 1881 Sitting Bull Surrenders

This week in History: 1881 Sitting Bull surrenders five years after Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer’s infamous defeat at the Battle of the Little Bighorn

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GRAD STUDENT SEEKS ANSWERS TO FISHERY DECLINE AFTER FLOOD

As an avid fisherman, University of Nebraska-Lincoln student Will Radigan couldn t ask for a better assignment to obtain his Ph.D.

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Nebraska grad student seeks answers to Lewis and Clark fishery s decline after 2011 flood

Nebraska grad student Will Radigan is trying to figure out why the walleye and sauger fisheries have declined on Lewis and Clark Lake since historic flooding in 2011.

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Nebraska grad student seeks answers to Lewis and Clark fishery s decline after 2011 flood

Nebraska grad student Will Radigan is trying to figure out why the walleye and sauger fisheries have declined on Lewis and Clark Lake since historic flooding in 2011.

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