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Colin Baillie

Colin Baillie is a sports reporter for MBU Timeline. Baillie is a senior communication studies major. He was on the football team for three years. Baillie loves to hang out with family and friends. He is originally from Chicago and has a passion for sports. After graduation, Baillie plans to pursue a career in the sportscasting industry.

Behind the Scenes of Media Talk 2018

Written by Colin Baillie on . Posted in Opinion

Did you know what really went on at the Media Talk with Gov. Mike Parson? If not, here is a little info about what really happened, as told from the personal perspective of one of the governor’s interviewers, Colin Baillie.

Photos by Dani Jo Stevenson

Interviewers Colin Baillie, left, and Ross Munroe, right, pose for a quick photo with Gov. Mike Parson after the 2018 fall Media Talk, in which the two MBU communications majors interviewed the governor in front of a packed Chapel.

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