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Tyra Banks Continue Study at Harvard Business School
The supermodel and talk show host, 37, has been enrolled in the Harvard Owner/President Business School since last year. 20 years ago, Banks dropped out of Loyola-Marymount University to pursue her career in modeling.
Banks, 37, said she enrolled in Harvard's Owner/President Management Program so she could learn the best strategies for handling her media company, Bankable Productions, and charitable work. more
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what do you think guys? supermodel wanna continue study. How about you?
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Tyra Banks Continue Study at Harvard Business School
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