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What game show would you most want to be a contestant on?

<p>“Deal or No Deal. A lot of it is (up to) chance, so If I mess up … it’s not as big a deal.” <em>Kella Tran-Du, human biology sophomore</em></p>

“Deal or No Deal. A lot of it is (up to) chance, so If I mess up … it’s not as big a deal.” Kella Tran-Du, human biology sophomore

MSU doctoral student Sara Garnett saw one of her goals come to life, as she appeared, and won, on “Jeopardy!” on Wednesday night.

We went on the streets of East Lansing to find out what game show MSU students would want to be on. To voice your pick, tweet what game show you would like to be on to @sn_features.

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