College Cooking: sandwiches for studying
I know that all of you are busy prepping and taking final exams, so I wanted to give you something super easy to make that I think everyone loves, then […]
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Staff picks: favorite album of the year
Watchdog staff’s favorite albums of 2019-2020 With everything going in the world right now, we owe ourselves time to recharge. Here at The Watchdog when we’re not giving you the […]
Pride 2020 celebrated virtually at BC
Somehow, June has already crept up on us. While we’re all enjoying the nice weather, it’s a great time to honor the history of LGBTQ+ Pride in this country. June […]
College Cooking: barbecued veggie skewers
As summer approaches, the craving for classic hot-weather barbecue cookouts get stronger every day. This year, you can ditch the hot dogs in favor of something brighter: Asian-inspired grilled skewers. […]
Watchdog Workouts: leg day
For this installment of Watchdog Workouts, you will be hitting the infamous leg-day. It’s self-explanatory. Now, over the course of this workout you will perform exercises for your lumbar, erector […]
Mariners top division in simulated season
What if I told you that the MLB season was happening in real-time? What if I told you that in the midst of all this, the Seattle Mariners were leading […]
Solar Opposites falls under Rick & Morty’s shadow
Look, Solar Opposites is a decent show. It is weird and funny and absolutely worth your time. I wholeheartedly recommend it. All that is doubly true if you are a […]
College Cooking: fried rice
If you’re missing your favorite Chinese restaurant, here is a great recipe to make a classic Chinese dish, fried rice, from your home. Fried rice is one of the most […]
A beginner’s guide to manga
At the moment, our community is stuck at home and very likely bored out of our minds. While under quarantine, there are only so many Netflix binges one can take. […]
College Cooking: lasagna
Lasagna might be the most classic comfort food. It’s not as hard to make as you’d think, and it’s extremely rewarding. It is very time consuming though – the whole […]
Mariners VS fans in virtual tournament
Making light of the delay of the baseball season, the Seattle Mariners put together a tournament in the “MLB the Show” video game from May 5-15, pitting 16 Mariner players […]
ESPN’s “The Last Dance” documentary series
Episodes 9 & 10 The final episodes of ESPN’s documentary series “The Last Dance” wraps up the story of the Bulls’ dynasty on a memorable note. The second to last […]
Quarantine hacks: make your own sourdough bread
America is on a bit of a bread craze – everyone has been stocking up due to the pandemic panic. That has led to a nationwide shortage of bread and […]
Mediterranean Grill restaurant review
See this as an incentive to help the foodservice industry: in times like these, we deserve to treat ourselves, and I believe that south-east Mediterranean food is a great choice […]
Betsy Devos faces new lawsuit after failing to stop garnishing student wages
A new class-action lawsuit is claiming that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos failed to halt the collection of defaulted federal student loans from worker paychecks. The usual practice involves garnishing the […]
MLB consoles fans with video game tournament
Right now should have been baseball season. We should be watching the Mariners slowly spiral into another disappointing season. We should be watching the Astros get booed at every single […]
UPDATE – Coronavirus shutdown order puts construction on hold across the state
During a press conference held on April 24, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced a plan that allows some construction jobs to resume after being put on hold since March 26 […]
Seattle School Board will be giving all its students A’s amid Coronavirus
On April 20, the Seattle School Board of Directors approved a temporary grading policy known as “A or Incomplete.” It’s mostly self-explanatory, meaning every high school student will be getting […]
OPINION: USPS caught in crossfire between Bezos and Trump
Earlier this month, Postmaster General Megan Brennan informed the House Oversight and Reform Committee that the U.S. Postal Service will run out of money before the end of this fiscal […]
Vote-by-mail is a possible solution to voting in a pandemic
In a matter of months, the effects of coronavirus have changed daily life for millions of Americans. Wearing masks and social distancing, job losses, the effects throughout the workforce, all […]