Samuel A.S. Clark

Screw Harvard Law

By Samuel A.S. Clark February 27, 2003

After having not been invited to his only son’s graduation from Harvard Law School (HLS) last June, porn purveyor Al

Endpaper

By Samuel A.S. Clark November 21, 2002

Who is this man, in his most flattering colonial Stetson, who is such a surprising likeness? Am I a pilgrim

By Samuel A.S. Clark May 01, 2002

Harvard professor emeritus Gordon Randolph Willey, one of the world’s most respected scholars of American archeology, died of heart failure

By Samuel A.S. Clark April 25, 2002

Boylston Café Boylston’s second-floor café often escapes the less Yard-savvy café patron, but when horrid images of Spanish A creep

By Samuel A.S. Clark February 07, 2002

Fashion is a fickle thing but it seems mass nudity will never go out of style. Twice a year at

By Samuel A.S. Clark June 14, 1930

W HEN the rest of the world was going through the throes of Renaissance revivals in architecture America was still