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The voice of the student body

The Dial
The voice of the student body

The Dial
Jordan Miller

Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief for Print

After completing Electronic Publishing I as a freshman, Jordan Miller ‘20 is excited to start her third year on the Dial staff as the Editor in Chief of the magazine. Besides the Dial, Jordan plays soccer, squash, and lacrosse, and is a member of many clubs including Guiding Eyes for the Blind and Round Square. In addition, she is also a member of the Board of Magistrates and is an ambassador. She is excited to bring news to the school and get to know and work with other members of the Dial team!

All content by Jordan Miller
My Tokyo

My Tokyo

By Sofia Graziano, Julia Thomson, and Jordan Miller
March 2, 2020
Kiku Sushi

Kiku Sushi

By Sofia Graziano, Julia Thomson, and Jordan Miller
March 2, 2020
Local cuisine: Tarrytown Asian food amazes

Local cuisine: Tarrytown Asian food amazes

By Sofia Graziano, Julia Thomson, and Jordan Miller
March 2, 2020
Senior Class President Taylor Robin (left) and Leah McKirgan (right) film a TikTok in the senior lounge.

The rise of TikTok

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
October 23, 2019
“Because we only have eleven years to stop climate change before its irreversible” Genevieve, 12

The Dial asks Climate Strike goers: Why are you here?

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
October 16, 2019
Senior dean Chris Loomis and Head of School, Michael Wirtz, survey the scene on the porch of the Gage House, where the annual senior breakfast is hosted each year. The Gage House is positioned directly on the quad, causing a seamless integration between the house and the school.

Seniors gather for breakfast with the Head of School

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
September 9, 2019
Students in Chinese 4 went on a field trip to a Chinese grocery store and Dim Sum restaurant in order to experience authentic culture and enhance their studies

Chinese class field trip leads to new culinary discoveries

By Jordan Miller, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2019
AP photography students capture nature's beauty

AP photography students capture nature’s beauty

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
April 3, 2019
Kyle captured this photo over the summer during one of his scuba dives, using a SeaLife Micro 2.0. In addition to capturing scuba divers, Kyle also likes to photograph sea life underneath the surface, capturing the full experience of scuba diving.

Kyle Spencer

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
April 3, 2019
Nico Butterfield captured many photos on a family trip to Baniff National Park in Maine. He hiked the mountain in the background of this photo and swam in the lake at the foreground. His photographs commemorate trips with his family.

Nico Butterfield

By Jordan Miller, Editor in Chief
April 3, 2019
Junior Maggie Broaddus plays guitar in the house band.

[Photo] Coffee House band reflects on strenuous preparation and the experience of performance

By James Sexton-Holtmeier, Opinion Editor
March 21, 2019
Sprinkled in Lachanze’s lecture was clips of different songs she has performed. At one point LaChanze even demonstrated a dance move she had to master for one of her musicals called ‘the Skate’.

Broadway’s LaChanze (P ‘18, ‘19) recounts life of resilience in Du Bois lecture

By Jordan Miller, Editor-in-Chief
March 16, 2019
Coffee House hosts Zaya Gooding and Rahat Mahbub held the attention of the audience with jokes. Audience participation was another key component of Gooding and Mahbub's hosting strategy.

Student performances wowed audience during winter coffee house

By Sofia Graziano and Jordan Miller
January 29, 2019
Coffee House hosts Zaya Gooding and Rahat Mahbub ld the attention of the audience with jokes. Audience participation was another key component of Gooding and Mahbub's hosting strategy.

Senior Mikhaila Archer performed "My Favorite Part" by Mac Miller and Ariana Grande. Archer was joined by senior Richie Nuzum, a member of the House Band, during her performance.

Junior Elizabeth Hetzel performed the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries. Hetzel played guitar and sang during her performance.

Senior Mikhail Archer performed "My Favorite Part" by Mac Miller and Ariana Grande. Archer was joined by a a member of the House Band, senior Richie Nuzum, during her performance.

Junior Elizabeth Hetzel performed the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries. Hetzel played guitar and sang during her performance.

Coffee House hosts Zaya Gooding and Rahat Mahbub hold the attention of the audience with jokes. Audience participation was another key component of Gooding and Mahbub's hosting strategy.

Senior Mikhail Archer performed "My Favorite Part" by Mac Miller and Ariana Grande. Archer was joined by a a member of the House Band, senior Richie Nuzum, during her performance.

Junior Elizabeth Hetzel performed the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries. Hetzel played guitar and sang during her performance.

Coffee House hosts Zaya Gooding and Rahat Mahbub hold the attention of the audience with jokes. Audience participation was another key component of Gooding and Mahbub's hosting strategy.

Junior Elizabeth Hetzel performed the song "Zombie" by The Cranberries. Hetzel played guitar and sang during her performance.

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Coffee House hosts Zaya Gooding and Rahat Mahbub hold the attention of the audience with jokes. Audience participation was another key component of Gooding and Mahbub's hosting strategy.

What We are Reading

What We are Reading

By Jordan Miller, Print Managing Editor
January 11, 2019

Me Too Movement influences health classes

By Jordan Miller, Print Managing Editor
January 6, 2019
Dota 2 and Fortnite are the two most popular games to watch on Twitch. Twitch, an online streaming service, enables viewers to both observe and connect with streamers. Twitch can be downloaded as an application on iPhones and Androids.

The Twitch craze

By Jordan Miller, Managing Editor
October 2, 2018
Podcasts have gained wide popularity in recent years. Decreasing literacy rates in America partly explain this phenomenon. Because of their popularity, many podcasts are enjoying substantial revenues.

[Photo] The rise of the podcast

By Raghav Chopra, Editor-in-chief
October 1, 2018
App of the Month: NYTimes - Crossword

App of the Month: NYTimes – Crossword

By Jordan Miller, Managing Editor
June 5, 2018
Restaurant chain Dig Inn brings food fresh from local farmers to supply their almost entirely vegan menu.

Local restaurants serve farm to table food

By Jordan Miller, Julia Thomson, and Sofia Graziano
May 10, 2018
App of the Month: The New York Times Crossword App

App of the Month: The New York Times Crossword App

By Jordan Miller, Managing Editor
May 10, 2018

Exposing the artistic process through the use of white space

By Jordan Miller, Staff Writer
January 17, 2018
New faces on Hackley's coaching staff

New faces on Hackley’s coaching staff

By Jordan Miller and Annabel Ives
January 17, 2018
Look no farther than Tarrytown for the best burger restaurants

Look no farther than Tarrytown for the best burger restaurants

By Sofia Graziano, Julia Thomson, and Jordan Miller
January 17, 2018

App of the month: Khan Academy

By Jordan Miller and Dylan Wade
January 17, 2018
Donald Trump takes his oath to be inaugurated as the 45th President.

Timeline of 2017

By Jordan Miller, Staff Writer
January 16, 2018

Another Successful Club Fair

By Jordan Miller, Staff Writer
October 12, 2017
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