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Undergrad Media Autobiography
This year my favorite Elective has been The Undergrad Media. I did this elective in second trimester and teacher was Ms. Davis. She told us that her son had started a website for young artist or undergraduate people who don’t really have an audience. Throughout that whole trimester our goal was to find a artist who we thought was talented enough to be on the website and submit them on the website and make them a profile. Many people in this Elective found people who they wanted to submit and some were even fellow students. I found a person on Instagram who was a visual artist and I wanted to make her a profile because she was talented and she didn’t really have a fan base. Through talking to her I asked her the question of where she lived
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