Every year, students celebrate Thanksgiving in their own way with their own traditions, but with COVID-19 putting a stop to those plans, students are celebrating the holiday a bit differently this year.  Most years junior Katherine Kurecka travels out of state for Thanksgiving, but during COVID her family decided to stay home in correspondence with CDC guidelines for travel. According to the CDC, travel can increase the risk of contracting COVID-19, and postponing travel and staying home is the safest way to celebrate the holidays.  “Our original plans were to go visit my mom’s family in South Carolina,” Kurecka said, “but due to COVID we’re pushing that to Christmas so things can hopefully die down.” Likewise, senior Emma Rea says Thanksgiving will only be with her immediate family in a small gathering this year.  “My plans are to go to my aunt and...