Jaclyn Coles

It's about time for a holiday break. For some, that means a trip home, but others will have to stick around San Marcos. Jaclyn Coles has the story…

Thanksgiving is a classic American holiday. For most students, it means no work, going home, eating a ton of food, watching TV and playing games with their families. Some students don't have that luxury, though. Students who work at the outlets may be required to work during the Thanksgiving break, especially on Black Friday.
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Some will make time to watch the game, despite their work schedules.
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Thanksgiving away from home is a new experience for many students.
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Most international students will also not be returning home for Thanksgiving, but the Texas State International Office is hosting a dinner the day after Thanksgiving. The dinner is open to all students, faculty and staff. Most of the attendees are international, but about 40 American-born students attended last year.
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We all want to be home for Thanksgiving, and thanks to the International office, students can find a home away from home at the Thanksgiving lunch. For Bobcat Update, I'm Jaclyn Coles.