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People of El Camino: Angelo Hernandez

By Leah Sibrian • May 2, 2016

“The first one is to beat cancer, because I am a cancer patient right now,” Angelo Hernandez, 21, film major said. “I have to drop out of school soon but it’s alright. Change my ways, be happier in life, stop being cynical. Enjoy everything, enjoy life and be with my family and friends. And get a career in film, after I beat cancer.”

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