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Atom Henares is into a lot of things — he’s into real estate, an electric power plant, produces palm oil — but the one thing people always seem to remember about him is the radio station.

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THE DHARMA BUMS
By Jack Kerouac


There is the California found on the map, and the California found in the imagination, and each has held a grip on writers throughout its twisted history as the Western Edge of America. For most Filipinos, California usually means San Francisco or LA – a place of jobs, dreams and Jollibee. But it has always held a darker side beneath the sunny skies.
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THE DHARMA BUMS
By Jack Kerouac


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