this pin is worth something. It represents that you are part of a great group of people, part of a great institution." As UC Davis researchers go about solving the world's problems, King said, people ...

The pins featured Lincoln’s image on the front and a locking pin on the back. But the first mass-produced and collectible buttons for presidential campaigns didn’t come around until 1896 ...

Hwang experienced a major shift in perspective on society and her art after witnessed people jump ... button, pin and stitch in her art. “Each individual unit in Hwang’s works represents ...