College Cooking: Apple Strudel
One of my favorite sweet breakfast items are strudels. They might seem hard to make, but they become a lot easier with store-bought puff pastry. They are much tastier than […]
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A Way Out: A masterclass of co-operative gaming
In the era of online gaming, “cooperative gaming” seems to have fallen by the wayside in favor of games where you’re loosely playing on a team but moving at your […]
K/DA’s returns with their first extended play
In 2018, Riot Games made an international impact with their new music project, a K-Pop group featuring League of Legends characters called K/DA. Their debut song that year, “POP/STARS” brought […]
College Cooking: Thanksgiving Edition
Thanksgiving draws closer, even if it’s unfortunate that we are unable to spend this time with family as we are used to. Even so, we can still make all the […]
How to Host a Virtual Thanksgiving
Traditionally, Thanksgiving has been a time to get together with family, reflect on what you’re grateful for and eat your favorite holiday foods. This year, Thanksgiving is going to look […]
Hiking the PNW: Granite Mountain
Almost immediately off exit 47 of I-90 is the Granite Mountain trailhead. The Granite Mountain trail winds upwards steadily for 4.3 miles, with almost 1000 feet of gain per mile. […]
Staff Picks: Professors We Love
When the Watchdog Staff aren’t working on getting news out to the Bellevue College community, most of us are in class. While in class, professors can make an outstanding impact […]
College Cooking: Chicken Wings
Since all of the sports seem to be back in action, it’s time to make food to eat while you watch. Chicken wings are one of many popular dishes for […]
Crash Course Cooking: Knife Skills
Knives 101: Always make sure your knives are sharp. The sharper the better. You are more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife then with a sharp one. Sharp […]
College Cooking: Roasted Cauliflower
Cauliflower on its own is quite bland and no one really likes it, but roast it and it becomes a delicious and easy side dish for any meal. Once the […]
Looking Back at the League of Legends 2020 World Championship Finals
The 10th annual League of Legends World Championship tournament ended, signaling the end of the 2020 professional circuit. In it, the Chinese representative Suning Gaming went head-to-head against the Korean […]
College Cooking: Stew
It’s that time of year again, where everything gets colder and winter is right around the corner. One of my favorite foods to eat during this time is a rich […]
College Cooking: Rissoto
Risotto might sound like a very intimidating and complex dish to make, but in reality it is surprisingly easy. It does take a lot of time to make, but it’s […]
Watchdog Wellness: Election Night Mental Health Survival Guide
A lot hangs in the balance of the 2020 election, so it is understandably stressful for many people. Here are some tips to help to take care of your mental […]
Review: Hades Video Game
As a kid I got into Greek mythology through the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” book series by Rick Riordan. Something about the exciting stories of the gods and the […]
College Cooking: Mini Pumpkin Pies
Since it is fall, everything has become a pumpkin spiced version of the original. So why not actually make pumpkin pie? Even though there is the phrase “easy as pie” […]
College Cooking: Spiced Apple Cake
In my family, apple spice cakes are a staple during the fall and holiday seasons. They always invoke that warm, loving feeling created by the holidays…not to mention they make […]
College Cooking: Chicken Piccata
In a time where travel is foreign, we can still travel the globe with food. Today’s destination is Italy, serving Chicken piccata. It sounds super fancy and complicated, but it […]
Top Dawg’s Reason Comes Back with “New Beginnings”
Under the shadow of label mates Kendrick Lamar and SZA, Robert Gill Jr. has every “reason” to have a chip on his shoulder. As a follow up to his 2018 […]
Hibike! Euphonium Review
When I was in sixth grade, my parents made me join the school band. I picked the trumpet and shuffled between a few different instruments throughout junior high before settling […]