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They speak to the community through food, something that can be understood regardless of native tongue or motherland. Change can be as simple as the smell coming from la cocina.
Camila Salas
Camila Aguero-Salas is a graduate of Don Antonio Lugo high school, where she served as the commentary editor for her school news website, Quest News. She will attend USC and plans to major in International Relations with an emphasis in Pre-Law.
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