Rebecca Castillo is a video creator and special projects lead for Los Angeles Times’ High School Insider and other Public Affairs programs. A Southern California native, she is an alumna of Swarthmore ...

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Michael Caine takes a fresh approach to memoir in his new book Don’t Look Back, You’ll Trip Over: My Guide to Life. It ...

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