With Thanksgiving break coming later in the semester than usual, many Belmont students are staying on campus. Since it’s the season of giving back, many local charities are seeking help for Thanksgiving and even early Christmas events. So rather than having a Netflix marathon in the dorm room, Belmont students have the opportunity to get out and serve local charities this holiday. Basket Brigade One charity that could use college students’ services is the Nashville Basket Bri

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With Thanksgiving coming up and Christmas close behind, the candy, pies and cakes abound. Your caloric intake may skyrocket if you don’t keep in mind what you’re putting in your mouth. Sure, turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie make your mouth water. That’s why we’ve conducted five simple ways you can survive the holidays without risking not fitting into your favorite jeans. Family versus food: Thanksgiving is a time for eating and sleeping, yes, but it’s also a time to g

Thanksgiving break can definitely be a bore if you aren’t going home to celebrate with family and friends. But there are so many ways to use those five days of freedom before exams hit. Here are a few of my personal favorite ideas: Gather all of the other stranded students you know and plan a Thanksgiving theme party. Cook a turkey (or buy one already cooked if you live on campus) and set up a big dinner table. To really have fun with it, everyone can dress up as Native Am