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Alise Grogg’s Passion on Ice

Written by Kamryn Bell on . Posted in Media, News

Missouri Baptist University junior Alise Grogg faces multiple challenges in her life while balancing school, relationships and her passion for ice skating. Although times can be overwhelming, in this video story she reflects on what is most important to her and the positive impact it has made.

Alise Grogg performs the ending pose of the short program with her Synergy Junior team at the 2020 USFS Synchronized Championship in Providence, Rhode Island. She and her team finished their short program with a score of 53.33, then performed the long program and received a 91.25, making the combined total 144.58.     Photo by Taylor Hopkins

A Condition of the Heart: Beating the Odds

Written by Madelyn Shotton on . Posted in Opinion

HLHS is something I’ll live with forever. In a way, it makes me who I am, but I don’t let it define me.

Photo by Jaylen Early

The American Heart Association states that congenital heart defects are present in 1 percent of live births. Within that 1 percent, HLHS ranges from 4.8 to 9 percent. I have lived my life with little to no limitations after surviving this rare defect. 

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