The voice of the student body

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The voice of the student body

The Dial
The voice of the student body

The Dial
Georgia Panitz

Georgia Panitz, Arts Editor

All content by Georgia Panitz
Artwork by Ariana Swei.

Seniors Artwork Featured at Katonah Museum of Art

By Georgia Panitz, Arts Editor
February 14, 2018
Community Council ran a Photo Booth throughout the entire evening. Both students and teachers enjoyed the activities that night; interacting with one another outside of the traditional school environment.

Community Council’s Snowball 2018 was a hit for the students this year!

By Alexi Sandhu and Georgia Panitz
February 13, 2018
Should Seniors post college decisions/acceptance?

Should Seniors post college decisions/acceptance?

By Georgia Panitz, Arts Editor
January 12, 2018
Coach Marchesi makes himself available during lunch to offer entertaining stories and motivational advice to athletes and colleagues.

[Photo] “I respect you, you respect me”: Ron Marchesi impacts student athletes’ lives

By Cole Wyman, Staff Writer
June 13, 2017
Junior Laura Walter-McNeill looks forward to providing leadership on next year's track team.

Juniors take on team leadership roles for 2017-2018 athletic year

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Arts Editor
June 13, 2017
AP Art Exhibit Displays Students' Concentrations

AP Art Exhibit Displays Students’ Concentrations

By Georgia Panitz, Arts Editor
May 16, 2017
Artwork by Camille Butterfield

Artwork by Cory Weinreb

Artwork by Izzy Ampil

Artwork by Izzy Ampil

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Artwork by Cory Weinreb

Artwork by Cory Weinreb

Artwork by Cory Weinreb

Artwork by Morgan Zepf

Artwork by Morgan Zepf

Artwork by Camille Butterfield

Artwork by Camille Butterfield

Artwork by Camille Butterfield

Artwork by Camille Butterfield

Artwork by Eleanor Heinrich

Artwork by Eleanor Heinrich

Artwork by Eleanor Heinrich

Artwork by Eleanor Heinrich

Artwork by Sunya Hassan

Artwork by Sunya Hassan

Artwork by Sunya Hassan

[Photo] Sunya Hassan

May 16, 2017
Artwork by Ashley Halloran

Artwork by Ashley Halloran

Artwork by Ashley Halloran

The 2017 AP Art Show

The importance of supporting medical research in the age of Trump

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
May 15, 2017
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Senior Alex Popov tests out his pacing car on the track at Hackley. He built this car to help him train more efficiently by keeping him on a constant pace.

Alex Popov’s pacing car links brains and brawn

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
February 10, 2017
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[Photo] Russia goes phishing

February 10, 2017
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[Photo] The power of persuasion is a winning sport

February 10, 2017
“From the Collection 1960-1969” is arranged in chronological order so that visitors can experience the cultural development of the decade.

Experience the “Swinging Sixties” at MoMA

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
December 17, 2016
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[Photo] Give the gift of technology this season

By Matt Traum, Staff Writer
December 17, 2016
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[Photo] How to win the fight against the flu and the common cold

By Cole Wyman, Staff Writer
December 17, 2016
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[Photo] The science of sleep deprivation and technology’s influence

By Alexi Sandhu and Matt Traum
November 22, 2016
Jasmine (pictured second from the left) works with robots to ensure they are able to play offensive and defensive positions independently in a simulated soccer match.

Jasmine Bayrooti finds her roots in STEM programs

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Tech Editor
November 21, 2016
Hackley clubs and groups, such as the Singapore Round Square delegation, work together to reduce food waste.

Hackley students explore ways to reduce food waste

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
October 23, 2016
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[Photo] App of the Month: Habitica

By Grace Henrich, Science and Tech Editor
October 20, 2016
An avid Pokémon player catches a Squirtle in the Courtyard at Hackley.

[Photo] Pokémon Go catches world’s interest

By Matt Traum, Staff Writer
September 21, 2016
Latin IV students excavate artifacts at their new archaeological dig site.

Latin IV Digs Deeper into the Ancient World

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
May 30, 2016
Clockwise from top left: Bridge at Rockefeller State Park, Smorgasburg’s famous Ramen Burger, and Manhattan Skyline.

Summer Hot Spots

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
May 30, 2016
The class carefully catalogs and organizes their artifacts in a box.

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[Photo] Should Government Have Access to Private Information?

By Alexi Sandhu, Assistant Online Editor
May 30, 2016
Independent Research program students (from left to right) Samhitha Josyula, Vinay Bijoor, Sean Malcolm, and Connor Larsen

Dr. Ying Spearheads Research and Summer Programs

By Georgia Panitz, Assistant Science and Technology Editor
May 1, 2016
Morgan Connor looks forward to her internship in sports medicine.

[Photo] Seniors Discuss Excitement for Scientific Projects

By Grace Henrich, Science and Technology Editor
May 1, 2016

On the Road Again: Where to Roadtrip Over Spring Break

By Bridget Barsanti, LiliAnna Khosrowshahi, Pat Walker, Georgia Panitz, and Joy Dracos
March 18, 2016
A Year in Review: Catch up on Movies, TV Shows, and Plays

A Year in Review: Catch up on Movies, TV Shows, and Plays

By Joy Dracos and Georgia Panitz
February 16, 2016
Alexis Arnold feels at home as she performs with her cast in The Winter's Tale.

Alexis Arnold Finds Her Home on the Stage

By Georgia Panitz, Staff Writer
February 16, 2016
From left to right: Lexi Schechter, Grace Rubin, Jessica Feldman, Isla Parton, and Cosima Boettner outside of the Park Avenue School in Port Chester.

Park Avenue Project Fosters Westchester Community Bonds

By Grace Henrich and Georgia Panitz
December 17, 2015
The Government and Politics Class visited the USDA building to debate Genetically Modified Organisms.

Government & Politics Students Take on D.C. and USDA

By Georgia Panitz, Staff Writer
November 20, 2015
The once-popular PB&J station in the Dining Hall, which now holds sunbutter instead of peanut butter.

Hackley Removes Peanut Butter from Dining Hall

By Georgia Panitz, Staff Writer
October 23, 2015
Students ask questions about sex education in their Health classes.

[Photo] Hackley’s Sex-Ed Program Must Be Improved

By Editorial Board
October 19, 2015
Sophomore leaders of the Anime Club.

Juniors Maryrita Curcio and Olivia Selmonosky, the leaders of the Women in Science club.

Senior Luka Yancopoulos and sophomore Sarah Lucente, the leaders of the Abbott House club.

Many student clubs had tables in the PAC during the Club Fair to showcase their clubs.

[Photo] Successful Club Fair Exemplifies Engaged Student Body

By Sonia Singh, Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2015
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