Former Wash. U. professor put on postage stamp (Student Life)
Former Washington University professor Gerty Cori is one of four American scientists honored by the U.S. Postal Service this year with a set of postage stamps.
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Former Washington University professor Gerty Cori is one of four American scientists honored by the U.S. Postal Service this year with a set of postage stamps.
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Cherrystone auction Feb. 23-24 offers worldwide stamps and coversLinn’s Stamp NewsThe auction offers United States and worldwide stamps and covers, with extensive selections from Russia (including Zemstvo covers), plus Germany and related areas, Great Britain and British Commonwealth, France and colonies, as well as many large lots …and more » More: continued here
The commemorative run was launched by Justice Minister France Fitzgerald. More: continued here
The XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Tourism on the Black Sea Coast of Russia series of Olympic stamps is now available comprising four stamps More: continued here
WATCH FOR CONTINUED GAINS IN SHARES OF STAMPS.COM (STMP)Zacks.comSep 12, 2011 (SmarTrend(R) News Watch via COMTEX) — Shares of Stamps.com (NASDAQ:STMP – Snapshot Report) traded at a new 52-week high today of $20.55. Approximately 83000 shares have traded hands today vs. average 30-day volume of 228000 shares. …and more » More: continued here
Food stamp usage increases 33 percent in NDGrand Forks HeraldA new study released this week shows food stamp usage in North Dakota and across the country has increased since the recession began in 2007. A new study released this week shows food stamp usage in North Dakota and across the country has increased …and more »…
TheBlaze.com 'Confident and Proud Homoeroticism': New Postage Stamps Are Anything but …TheBlaze.comIn honor of the late Touko Laaksonen (also known as Tom of Finland), a Finnish artist who often captured gay relationships through his sketches, Itella Posti, the government-owned postal company, created stamps showcasing two of his works. While none … More: continued here