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15 maltatoday | WEDNESDAY • 18 MARCH 2020 CLASSIFIED Answers to the MaltaToday crossword will be published next Wednesday Weather Partly to rather cloudy Visibility Good Wind East force 3 to 4 Sea Slight to moderate Swell Low East Southeast becoming Southeeast TODAY TOMORROW Weather Crossword Across 1.. Boom (7) 4. Extend the duration of (7) 8. Produce in large quantities (4,7) 12. Metric unit of mass (4) 13. Frozen treats (4) 14. Seizes with teeth (5) 15. Tried out (6) 17. Surface upon which one walks (5) 22. Capital of Norway (4) 23. Long for (5) 24. Ammunition (4) 25. Nail-like fastener (5) 28. Delicate in meaning (6) 30. Adult female person (5) 32. Having wealth (4) 34. Ward off (4) 35. Person who cuts hair (11) 38. Tubular ground meat (7) 39. Mysterious (7) Down 1. Wild dog of Australia (5) 2. Quantity of paper (4) 3. Long-leaved lettuce (3) 5. To free (3) 6. Positions (4) 7. Room for the lodging of guests (5,4) 8. Female horse (4) 9. Discharged a debt (4) 10. Singles (4) 11. Reflected sound (4) 14. Long hard seat (5) 16. Ghost (5) 18. Little (5) 19. Immense (9) 20. Cushion (3) 21. Started (5) 26. Unit of length (4) 27. Nobleman (4) 28. An auction (4) 29. Sly look (4) 31. Strangely (5) 33. Head-wear (4) 34. Goat's milk cheese (4) 36. Manipulate (3) 37. Central body of the solar system (3) PARTLY CLOUDY UV: 5 PARTLY CLOUDY UV: 6 16 0 / 11 0 16 0 / 11 0 FEELS LIKE 16 0 FEELS LIKE 16 0 UM academic to be awarded Doctorate Honoris Causa PROFESSOR Ronald G. Sul- tana, a member of the Faculty of Education Professor Ronald G. Sultana, a member of the Fac- ulty of Education, and founding director of the Euro-Mediter- ranean Centre for Education- al Research, will be awarded a Doctorate Honoris Causa by Université Laval in Quebec for his work in education and career guidance. The Honorary Doctorate is the highest distinction award- ed by Laval University. The conferment ceremony will be held in Quebec on 7 June 2020. Professor Sultana studied in Malta and Reading (UK), and holds a PhD from the Universi- ty of Waikato in New Zealand. He was Fulbright Scholar at Stanford University in the US, and visiting professor in sev- eral universities international- ly. He has published widely in a range of areas on education in Europe and the MENA re- gion, on behalf of the European Commission, the UN, and sev- eral governmental and NGO development agencies. Most of his work draws on sociological and comparative perspectives and focuses on transitions be- tween school and work. Professor Ronald G. Sultana, a member of the Faculty of Education