University of Oregon TV Commercial, 'Throw Your O: Manju'
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University of Oregon student Manju Bangalore isn't letting a fear of failure get in her way. She took courage and applied for an internship with NASA before the age of 18 and is currently striving to become an astronaut by the time she's 30. She doesn't know where the future will take her, but she's determined to try.
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