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12 maltatoday | WEDNESDAY • 26 FEBRUARY 2025 NEWS F Solution to last week's crossword The answers to today's crossword will be published in the next Midweek edition Crossword � � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS----------- I) Architect's detail 5) Chooses 9) Bacon feature 12) Give here, give there 14) Length times width, sometimes 15) "A_ of Two Cities" 16) Facade 18) Earthen dish used by the Pueblos 19) Crown cover 20) Quagmires 22) "Was harsh?" 24) The_ Lewis Trio 25) Fast od condiments 29) Not mama 30) Sympathetic attention 31) Mail carriers have them (Abbr.) 33) "The Planets" composer Gustav 36) Overly proper person 39) Fury TESTING 12 16 19 2 3 4 40) Gambler's money 41) Not reactive, as some gases 42) Former French president 44) Regret 45) Grand achievement 4 7) Getaway driver 50) King of the hill 52) Enclosure with a MS. 53) Like some to-do lists 55) Social climber's concern 59) Pastoral woodwind 60) Behaving as expected 62) Tranquilizer gun projectile 63) Irish lake or river 64) Remaining out of sight 65) Letter on Superman's chest 66) Beautician, now and then 67) The D in FDA 56 57 58 DOWN I) Ump's call, sometimes 2) Eschew spontaneity 3) Noted first name in jazz 4) Type of dust or ray 5) Dinghy thingie 6) Formal high school dance 7) Voice higher than baritone 8) Ancient Persian ruler 9) Time waster r firefighters 10) Space between buildings 11) Oolong and gunpowder 13) Canines and molars 15) Pink elephant sighter 17) Bakery staple 21) Nannies of Nanjing 23) Fiber type 25) French military hat 26) Acquire through merit 27) Cyndi Lauper classic 28) Asian goat antelope 32) Actors Green and Rogen 34) Antarctic flyer 35) "Happy Days" type 37) Raincloud's wa ing 38) Student's music 43) Another bakery staple 46) Like houseplants 48) Prevent at the bar 49) Thumbed (through) 50) Some big horns 51) Madison's veep 53) Be an omen of 54) Ridge of sand created by the wind 56) Unit of pressure 57) Official language of Pakistan 58) Self-important 61) Poetic "always" 18th January ACROSS 1) Architect's detail 5) Chooses 9) Bacon feature 12) Give here, give there 14) Length times width, sometimes 15) "A ___ of Two Cities" 16) Facade 18) Earthen dish used by the Pueblos 19) Crown cover 20) Quagmires 22) "Was harsh?" 24) The ___ Lewis Trio 25) Fast food condiments 29) Not mama 30) Sympathetic attention 31) Mail carriers have them (Abbr.) 33) "The Planets" composer Gustav 36) Overly proper person 39) Fury 40) Gambler's money 41) Not reactive, as some gases 42) Former French president 44) Regret 45) Grand achievement 47) Getaway driver 50) King of the hill 52) Enclosure with a MS. 53) Like some to-do lists 55) Social climber's concern 59) Pastoral woodwind 60) Behaving as expected 62) Tranquilizer gun projectile 63) Irish lake or river 64) Remaining out of sight 65) Letter on Superman's chest 66) Beautician, now and then 67) The D in FDA DOWN 1) Ump's call, sometimes 2) Eschew spontaneity 3) Noted first name in jazz 4) Type of dust or ray 5) Dinghy thingie 6) Formal high school dance 7) Voice higher than baritone 8) Ancient Persian ruler 9) Time waster for firefighters 10) Space between buildings 11) Oolong and gunpowder 13) Canines and molars 15) Pink elephant sighter 17) Bakery staple 21) Nannies of Nanjing 23) Fiber type 25) French military hat 26) Acquire through merit 27) Cyndi Lauper classic 28) Asian goat antelope 32) Actors Green and Rogen 34) Antarctic flyer 35) "Happy Days" type 37) Raincloud's warning 38) Student's music 43) Another bakery staple 46) Like houseplants 48) Prevent at the bar 49) Thumbed (through) 50) Some big horns 51) Madison's veep 53) Be an omen of 54) Ridge of sand created by the wind 56) Unit of pressure 57) Official language of Pakistan 58) Self-important 61) Poetic "always" � � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS- - - - - - - - - - - I) Bedouin, r one 6) Grain husks 11) Blazing 14) TV studio sign 15) They form central angles 16) "How_ you?" 17) Boisterous celebration 19) ATM need 20) Haberdashery item 21) Waited and wanted 23) In nt Native American 26) Antiknock fluids 27) Doles out 28) Insistence on traditional correctness 30) Scotsman 31) Argument 32) Move back, as a tide 35) Zeta's llower 36) Like Mona Lisa JOY TO THE WORLD 1 N 2 0 3M 4A 5 D 1 b N A I R 1 k 1lv1 E R R y 1 A R A V 2 � 2 P 0 0 s E 2 A L L A E T E R 6 A s 38) Second-smallest st. 39) _ Plaines, Ill. 40) Be quiet, in scores 41) Royal honorific 42) "At the_ Core" (Burroughs novel) 44) Make harmonious 46) Out-of-date 48) Feeling such a fool 49) Martin's partner in classic TV 50) Less difficult 52) "Do_ say, not ... " 53) Welcoming warmly 58) "_ the Good Times Roll" 59) Like many a Poe tale 60) Winter wanner-upper 61) Cry in "A Christmas Carol" 62) Parks, Bonheur and Ponselle 63) Abrasive board A D I I K I A T H N L I I u H A M I E R A N D 55 1 I E c 0 C A s M E R I E E R N E 0 R E N L E E D 5 7 G A y DOWN I) _ de 2) Common 3) Disfigure 4) Reduce 5) Timber 6) Have 7) Maori 8) Way in 9) Fish propeller 10) Engaged 11) What 12) Corbeled 13) Guards, 18) A pope 22) Surprise 23) Called 24) Get_ 25) Happy 26) "_ go 28) Whines 29) Feet or 31) Having 33) Swiss 34) Run, as 36) Less 37) Actor 41) Holl 43) "It just 44) Where 45) From 46) Big name 47) "_ turn" activity) 48) " ..._, 50) They're 51) Hit ballad 54) Summer 55) Beverage 56) Neither 57) Writer Weather Partly to rather cloudy becoming partly cloudy Visibility Good Wind West Southwest force 3 to 4 becoming West Northwest force 4 to 5 locally force 5 to 6 TOMORROW WEATHER WINDY WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS 22 0 / 17 0 TODAY WINDY WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS 22 0 / 17 0 FEELS LIKE 22 0 FEELS LIKE 22 0 Open Doors at the Institute of Tourism Studies THE Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) is inviting visitors to explore its diverse academic offerings at the Open Doors event on 18 March, 2025, from 5pm to 9pm. This event offers prospective stu- dents a unique opportunity to ex- plore ITS's dynamic campus, dis- cover its academic programmes, and engage with students, staff and lec- turers. The Open Doors event serves as a gateway to understanding ITS's di- verse range of study programmes, including travel and tourism, food and beverage service, rooms division, events management, tourist guiding, culinary arts, climate-friendly travel, and diving safety management. Programmes offered range from Foundation Level (MQF Level 2) to Master's Level (MQF Level 7), cater- ing to students from varied educa- tional and career aspirations. During the event, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of interactive sessions, in- cluding pasta-making workshops, wine masterclasses, Maltese culinary heritage demonstrations, barista training sessions, and an exploration of the pastry kitchen. Visitors can also take part in hands- on hospitality and tourism expe- riences and practical activities in housekeeping and rooms division, including bed-making challenges and towel origami. The event will also feature language and culture activities, where visi- tors can explore various languages through interactive quizzes, puzzles, a treasure hunt, and a VR experience. Additionally, visitors can step in- to the world of tourist guiding with an immersive tour experience led by students. Informative sessions will be held across campus, including interactive workshops at the Youth Hub by Aġenzija Żgħażagħ, an in- troduction to Screen Arts Acad- emy, and specialised sessions on climate-friendly travel and diving safety management. The public is invited to benefit from this unique opportunity to explore what ITS has to offer, gain valuable insights into its study programmes, and connect with lecturers, students, and alumni.