Did you catch aamuedu junior Tomia Gordon on WheelofFortune yesterday? Gordon — a Phenix City native who told Pat Sajak she hopes to be a news anchor — took home some considerable cash and prizes. Here's how much:
in Huntsville, appeared on the syndicated game show during its “College Week Spring Break,” competing against two students from Texas A&M University and California State University, Fullerton.
Gordon aced several word puzzles on the 30-minute episode, solving phrases such as “plenty of time to read for pleasure,” “chilling out in the cabana” and “gooey and chewy.” For her efforts, she earned a prize package that included a trip to the Cayman Islands worth $10,500 and more than $21,000 in cash.that her goal is to become a news anchor. She’s clearly an achiever, as evidenced by her bio for the show.
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