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Anna Bailey

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  • Reporter, BBC
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Reporter, presenter, producer, BBC Radio 4 & World Service. Arts commentator for BBC Radio London. Like to hear your stories on arts and culture.
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Northwest brings on new dining management, campus leadership shares excitement

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By Anna Bailey Verified
| Northwest Missourian Verified
Despite unknown information through the end of the spring semester, the new dining services provider will not bring changes to every retail dining option in the J.W. Jones Student Union. Northwest President Lance Tatum announced during the March 12 Board of Regents meeting that Sodexo Operations LLC, the campus’ former dining management, had terminated its seven-year contract with the University four years early.
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Northwest Missouri prepares for World Cup, Maryville looks forward to economic impact

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By Anna Bailey Verified
| KXCV-FM (Maryville, MO) Verified
The FIFA World Cup is rolling into Kansas City, Missouri, and with it, over 650,000 visitors. Not only can the city expect an economic boom, but the impacts will be seen in surrounding areas — including Maryville. From June 16 through July 11, this international soccer tournament will bring teams and fans from across the globe to this, notably smaller in size, city. Over the many years and venues by which the World Cup has been hosted, Kansas City is the smallest yet to be awarded the opportunity.
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Northwest Missouri prepares for World Cup, Maryville looks forward to economic impact

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By Anna Bailey Verified
| Northwest Missourian Verified
The FIFA World Cup is rolling into Kansas City, Missouri, and with it, over 650,000 visitors. Not only can the city expect an economic boom, but the impacts will be seen in surrounding areas — including Maryville. From June 16 through July 11, this international soccer tournament will bring teams and fans from across the globe to this, notably smaller in size, city. Over the many years and venues by which the World Cup has been hosted, Kansas City is the smallest yet to be awarded the opportunity.
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