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The Browning family screams in terror after waking up to an oncoming semi in a scene from this year's M State spring play, "Leaving Iowa." Pictured, front row, left to right, are Maezyn Haugen and Jacob Berg. In back, left to right, are Sam Lehne, Brodie Sandford, and Cherise Wales.

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