David Fascio Bio

My name is David Fascio, and I am currently a sophomore at Mt. SAC. Prior to coming to Mt. SAC, I attended Chaffey College for a few semesters. I am taking this mass media class in order to expand my knowledge of journalism. I have had an interest in writing amd journalism. I am semi experienced in writing, because I run a sports blog on Instagram on my spare time. I plan to keep on learning about the field of journalism even after thus class is over.



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