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The ability to reflect is a critical, but underappreciated trait of successful leaders.
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USC Dornsife undergraduate students ventured to myriad Latino eateries throughout Los Angeles to practice their Spanish, get a flavor of Hispanic food and culture, and learn about food-related issues in their community.
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