If you have a single footnote that is three lines shy of taking up two entire pages, it's not a footnote.

But honestly, you do you. Live your life out loud.

I just think this style of sculpture should never depict any real people. Case in point: Scary Lucille Ball. They did replace her with a vastly improved (but still slightly creepy) statue later, but the odds these go wrong are too high

My absolute favorite take on this belongs to Matt Bernstein

So, after commenting I googled more pictures of the Lindley clock tower, and found these floral details that were blurry in the OP's images, which are vaguely art nouveau.

The NYT is a rag, but the bright spot of their coverage of Trump's second go-round is the photo editors publishing pictures like this one. (Instead of finding the most flattering picture imaginable and calling it unbiased reporting).

It was the weirdest! Like my eyebrows are bushy, but not full on creatures!

This is from a couple months ago but it's the only outside selfie I could find.

I'm not a lawyer, but I've watched enough West Wing to know there's no attorney client privilege here.

This is journalistic malpractice.