How's that for both loving and practical?
Koh says the project has just started, and he's ambitious -- he has already asked if Chancellor Mark Wrighton is game. He's also hoping to soon tackle Seoul Taco, Wong's Wok, catch some school janitors and bump into someone he always recognizes at U. City Grill but that "everyone is too scared to talk to."
Look at the full body of work so far here at WashUFaces.com and check back often to watch his progress throughout the summer.
Daily RFT asked Koh what he would write in the book if he had the chance. Here's what he said:
"Some of the most amazing people you'll meet at Wash. U. work behind the scenes. Get to know the people who cook your food, clean your bathrooms and the people who make our campus the place we've come to love."
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