This is a VERY GOOD PRESCHOOL. They have never received ANY violations after a number of routine…read moreinspections. The children in this age range are very inquisitive and would have questioned what the shirt worn by the girl meant. Some children would have gotten the impression that white people are bad people, and that white lives DON'T matter. The staff made the right call in not allowing any student to wear a shirt that is intended to antagonize another group of people. No child should be made to feel bad simply because his or her parent is a police officer or is simply a white person.

Any school that is going to kick out a kid over a shirt that had no offensive images or words is a…read moreschool that doesn't know how to properly handle situations like this and will definitely fail to handle other serious situations.

Let me start off by saying that I feel like I'm the kinda person who lingers between Andy Dwyer and…read moreRon Swanson. So before you take this too seriously, let me remind you that this is a Yelp review. That being said, I'd love to come out of retirement for this review and talk about something that I've cared so deeply about ever since I joined Greek Life, in the time before twitter. Lame ik.. First, I highly recommend going Greek no matter what your age is. But before you do, know that there is a standard you must meet. The school will tell you that you need a minimum GPA of 2.5 in college or in High School (if you're an incoming freshman). But lets be real, if you're coming out of HS with a GPA between a 2.5 & 2.8 you need to seriously consider establishing a solid GPA for a semester or two before you join. Now for the part they won't talk about during recruitment.. You need to be a person of solid character and moral judgment. In life you're going to be put in awkward situations that you're not always going to have a good answer for. But you don't have to be a rocket scientist to know the difference between good and bad. You'll learn proper etiquette later and will mold in to the person you were meant to be as you get older. That's life. Now who doesn't love sorority rush?? I'll be quick and to the point. As a whole, sororities at ATU need to use more glitter and the Campus Rush video needs a serious overhaul. The music in the video is comparable to Nickelback playing at a Chuck E Cheese venue. (Cringe) Now I understand the school wants to come off as a safe and conservative place for students. But seriously? Ew. My experience with sororities has been excellent. Something about southern ladies helping the community and being leaders on campus is a thing of beauty. (To my knowledge the Panhellenic Council is a secret society of robe wearers who all carry gavels) Idk I've never been to one of their meetings, it's just what I've heard. For the men in Greek Life, I'll make this super short and hopefully you'll get something out of it: You're born male, You grow in to a man, and you choose to be a gentleman. You can be cool and interact with everyone on campus without having to act insecure. Do that and you're college experience will be so much more bearable. Now for the PRO'S: 1 Speaking from experience, Greek Life gives you a platform to meet and get out in front of new people. 2 You'll make a ton of new friends and make memories that will last a lifetime. Who knew this was possible in Russellville? 3 Opportunities to get involved are endless. You can literally do incredible things to help the community. 4 Mixers!! Need I say more? 5 Greek Week. This is hard to explain unless you've been through it. And finally: The CON'S : 1 The Link 2 Mandatory meetings and events 3 No Greek housing. Seriously Tech needs to get on this. It's kind of embarrassing and hard to justify all of the improvements on campus while not have Greek housing. 4 Student Services can be your best friend or worst nightmare. Elect intelligent and hard working leaders!! 5 Fines 6 Living in Russellville. I could go on all day. Seriously. (Willing to change my review to 5 stars pending I get my photo hung up and placed in Doc Bryan). @RiffRaffPayne

I just finished the Open Water refresher course at the Scuba School and was very pleased with the…read moreexperience. Lots of individual attention and Glen made sure we had every opportunity to ask questions about anything we didn't understand or remember. Our lake dives were conducted from his customized pontoon dive boat on Greers Ferry Lake. I thoroughly enjoyed the dives and hope to book some trips with him in the future.

The quaint shop has the individual service you can expect from a well ran scuba shop. The trips are…read morediver focused; whether they are just a one day, weekend or for a week in Florida. Glenn and Ed are great instructors that you can really trust.