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B.O.B: What movie character would you want to be and why?

Huynh Khoa, Photographer • November 17, 2023
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Huynh Khoa
Huynh Khoa, Content Creator
Hi, I am Khoa from Vietnam, a senior in marketing and data analytics at Washburn University. I am a photographer and content creator for Washburn Review. I enjoy my job for Washburn Student Media because I have a chance to make friends with new students, and participate in many events and activities.I also enjoy photography and filmmaking because I can capture moments for everyone around me. After graduation, I plan to be a marketing manager or art director and continue working with photography.
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