People of Atlanta are proud their significant history, being one of the
most influential city, Atlanta makes an active contribution in higher education,
art and sports. This city has a fascinating and distinctive background.
University of Atlanta truly believes in learning and revealing historical facts
among students which were unknown to the world until today. With University
of Atlanta Explore, Educate and Evolve campaign we aim to share small
bits and pieces of information which will add up to your awareness about the
city.
We are well aware of the fact that every city has its own norms and
rules. Today we will share something interesting about the citizens of Atlanta.
We will share a few things which you just don’t say to people from Atlanta.
1.
“You live in Atlanta? But you don’t have an
accent.”
Too many people venture to the South expecting to
hear that stereotypical thick, exaggerated drawl — the kind that charms up
images of a 90’s movie with mint juleps, and white suits. Truth is, that drawl
is a creation of Hollywood’s imagination. But in reality it’s not true, it’s
just a perception!
2. Yes,
every street is named Peach tree!
People from Atlanta are constantly teased about street
named “Peachtree”. Yes there are number of streets called peach tree street,
lane or avenue. It’s a fact, there are about 90 Atlanta streets that
incorporate some variation of “Peach” and “Tree” into their labels.
3. Atlanta
is not bad in sports!
Recently, a magazine column labelled Atlanta as the
“The Worst Sports Town in America”, a label people didn't like and, more
importantly, don’t deserve to be labelled. People of Atlanta are huge fan of
sports, it is home to four professional sport teams and they love to out for
games. Last year, the Atlanta Falcons ranked 13th out of 32 NFL teams. The
Atlanta Braves also ranked 13th out of the 30 Major League Baseball teams.
4. Don’t
compare Atlanta with New York
Atlanta takes pride in its own morals, uniqueness,
and panache. Although, there are a few things which cannot simply match New
York. But Atlanta is more than happy with its own cultural values.
5. Mind your
manners.
People of Atlanta are known for being particular
about their manners. If you go a restaurant and yell, Waiter!!! No sire they do
not stand this behavior. Saying “please,” “thank you,” and “how are you?” may
slow things down, but social details are something Atlantans happily make time
for.
We are experiencing a great deal of response and
appreciation from students and everyone involved, University of Atlanta is
keeping up with the tradition of giving to the world. The results keep on
getting better with more and more individuals becoming connected with the
cause.
You can become of a part of it by following us on Facebook , Google plus , Pinterest and Twitter so that we can
inspire you every day.
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