Author:Thomas Arkle Clark

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Thomas Arkle Clark
(1862–1932)

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American academic who was first to hold the position of dean of men at an American university

Works

When You Write a Letter (1921)

Essay collections

The Fraternity and the College (1915)
The Sunday Eight O'Clock (1916)
The Fraternity and the Undergraduate (1917)
The High School Boy and His Problems (1920)
Discipline and the Derelict (1921)

Individual essays

"After the Pledging" (1917)
"Alma Mater" (1916)
"And Some Must Work" (1921)
"The Athlete" (1921)
"Books and Reading" (1920)
"The Borrower" (1921)
"Bread and Butter Letters" (1916)
"Building a Chapter House" (1917)
"The Chapter Letter" (1917)
"Choosing a Profession" (1920)
"Civic Pride" (1916)
"A Clean Tongue" (1916)
"College Activities" (1915)
"College Spirit" (1915)
"Commencement" (1916)
"Concerning the Brothers in Town" (1915)
"The Course" (1920)
"The Cribber" (1921)
"Cucus and Courtesy" (1916)
"The Day's Work" (1916)
"Discipline and the Derelict" (1921)
"Doing What We Like" (1916)
"Examinations and Grades" (1920)
"Examinations" (1916)
"Extra-fraternity Organizations" (1915)
"False Faces" (1916)
"Fraternity Expansion" (1917)
"Fraternity Finances" (1915)
"Fraternity Home Life" (1915)
"Fraternity Ideals" (1915)
"The Fraternity and Its Alumni" (1915)
"The Fraternity and Its Underclassmen" (1915)
"The Fraternity and Scholarship" (1915)
"The Fraternity and the College" (1915)
"The Fraternity and the Undergraduate" (1917)
"The Freshman" (1916)
"The Freshman's Time and Money" (1917)
"The Fusser" (1921)
"The Future of the Fraternity" (1917)
"Getting in to Things" (1916)
"Going to College" (1920)
"Good Resolutions" (1916)
"The Good of the College" (1916)
"The Greatest Thing" (1916)
"The Greek and the Independent" (1917)
"Happiness" (1916)
"The High School Boy" (1920)
"The High School Fraternity" (1915)
"His Job" (1916)
"His Recommendation" (1916)
"Horse Play and Rough House at Initiations" (1915)
"The House Party" (1917)
"The Joiner" (1916)
"Keeping Cool" (1916)
"The Leisure Hour" (1920)
"The Liar" (1916)
"The Loafer" (1916)
"The Loafer" (1921)
"Looking Through the Fence" (1916)
"Mac" (1916)
"The Man Who Does not Join" (1917)
"Manners" (1916)
"Manners and Morals" (1920)
"The Men Who Do not Graduate" (1917)
"Mother" (1916)
"On Time" (1916)
"The Paper From Home" (1916)
"Photo Plays and Vaudeville" (1917)
"Playing the Game" (1916)
"The Politician" (1921)
"Profanity" (1916)
"Redeeming the Time" (1916)
"Respect for Books" (1916)
"The Reunion" (1916)
"Rushing and the Rushee" (1917)
"Short Change" (1916)
"The Snap" (1916)
"Social Activities" (1920)
"Spring" (1916)
"Studies and Other Things" (1920)
"Stung" (1916)
"Taking the Stranger in" (1916)
"The Team" (1916)
"Telephone Courtesy" (1916)
"The Test" (1916)
"The Transfer" (1917)
"Trifling Irritations" (1916)
"Two Points of View" (1916)
"The Uncertain Mail" (1916)
"The Undergraduate and Graft" (1921)
"Vacations" (1916)
"Virtue and Reward" (1916)
"What?" (1916)
"Who Pays?" (1916)
"Wholesome Neglect" (1916)
"Youngest Sons and Only Children" (1921)

Works about Clark

"Thomas Arkle Clark" (1926), a poem by Anna Shattuck Palmer

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.

This author died in 1932, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 92 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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