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The voice of the student body

The Dial
Angelina Hummel

Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor

Angelina Hummel is a junior at Hackley and is an assistant features editor for the dial. She has been a part of the dial since freshman year. She is from Purchase, New York, and is on the Varsity Basketball and Lacrosse. Outside of school, she plays on an AAU basketball team and teaches children at a Russian school.

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Melissa Stanek’s Lifelong Journey at Hackley School

Melissa Stanek’s Lifelong Journey at Hackley School

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
February 10, 2025
NBA Predictions

NBA Predictions

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
December 20, 2024
Zion Bennett works on her drawing as part of her independent study project. Her art combines creativity and a mission to address mental health stigma in high school settings.

High School Cartoonist Tackles Anxiety Stigma Through Graphic Novel Project

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
December 8, 2024
Nkechi Ude likes to spend her time in the junior hallway to hang out with her friends.

Realities of Being a Boarder

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
November 14, 2024
TikTok Has Changed the Way We Live

TikTok Has Changed the Way We Live

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
November 8, 2024
Rafael Castro was elected as the new Community Council President for the 2024-2025 school year. As President, he is eager to make a positive impact on the Hackley community. He looks forward to leading new initiatives and representing the opinions of all Hackley students.

Meet Community Council President Rafael Castro

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
October 11, 2024
“We are placing restrictions on certain locations where you can not use your phone” said Andy King, Head of Upper School

New Cell Phone Guidelines Spark Controversy

By Angelina Hummel, Features Editor
September 25, 2024
Two ten year old girls browsed the aisles at Sephora. They stopped at the Drunk Elephant stand and looked at the retinol products. These products are harmful to children's skin and can cause aging rather than anti-aging.

Young Children Cause Havoc in Sephora

By Angelina Hummel, Assistant Features Editor
June 3, 2024
Alex Schiller's Daily Schedule

Importance of Sleep

By Angelina Hummel, Staff Writer
January 21, 2024
Messi Playing in the United States

Messi Playing in the United States

By Angelina Hummel, Staff Writer
October 24, 2023
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