Charity Football Match Between Law & Medicine UOM Students

Mar 24 2024

A charity football match between the University of Malta’s Law Students and Medicine Students is being organised for Monday 25th March at Ħal Qormi football pitch.

The game, taking place at 20:00, is being organised in aid of Puttinu Cares and will be donating all the proceeds made to the NGO that helps so many people and children battling cancer.

This is the second charity match being organised by Law students in aid of charity and those who wish to contribute can send money on:

BOV – 99722021
OR
Revolut – 77434437

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Balenciaga Tape Roll Bracelet Causes Online Stir

Mar 24 2024

Balenciaga has stirred both amusement and bewilderment with its latest offering: a bracelet that resembles a roll of Scotch tape, priced exorbitantly at €3,000 (S$4,400).

This audacious move by the luxury fashion brand to elevate mundane objects to haute couture status is met with a mix of mockery and subtle admiration online.

@highsnobiety

Would you wear this? 🤨 #balenciaga

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Unveiled during Paris Fashion Week as part of Balenciaga’s fall/winter 2024-25 collection, the bracelet challenges conventional notions of fashion by transforming packaging materials into coveted accessories.

Worn by a model on the runway alongside a powder blue dress cinched with adhesive tape, the sticky tape bracelet gained viral attention after appearing on the TikTok page of fashion influencer @highsnobiety.

Comments range from skepticism about the absurdity of luxury consumption to playful banter, with some jokingly suggesting alternatives like purchasing from an indie brand called Scotch.

In China, fashionistas are inspired to create their own versions of sticky tape accessories, hoping to capture the trend without the Balenciaga price tag.

While the official pricing remains undisclosed, anticipation builds, with speculations suggesting that the bracelet could command as much as €3,000, further fueling the debate around luxury fashion and consumerism.

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Motorcyclist At Risk Of Dying After Naxxar Road Accident

Mar 24 2024

In the early hours of this morning, at around 0645hrs, police were informed of an accident which had taken place in Triq Tul il-Kosta, Naxxar.

Police convened immediately on site and preliminary investigations showed that two 28 year old men residents of St Paul’s Bay needed assistance after the Aprilia SR125 motorcycle they were riding had an impact on a roundabout.

The men were given medical assistance on site and transported to Mater Dei Hospital. The driver was confirmed as having suffered serious injuries whereas the passenger was not injured.

An inquiry has been opened as police investigations continue.

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Valletta Joins The World To Celebrate ‘Earth Hour’

Mar 24 2024

Lights out, candles lit.

On March 23, 2024, at exactly 8:30 pm, Valletta’s lights dimmed as Malta embraced the global initiative known as ‘Earth Hour’.

The events, led by @keanecutajar and joined by Ron Briffa, commenced at 4:30 pm and continued until 10 pm in the capital city, showcasing Malta’s dedication to preserving the environment.

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With performances by the likes of Tiziana Calleja and Kevin Paul, as well as a fire juggler, attendees were treated to an evening of entertainment whilst enriching their awareness about eco-friendly alternatives to most of our lifestyles.

Organized by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Earth Hour is an annual event urging individuals, communities, and businesses to dedicate one hour to the planet.

During this time, landmarks and businesses worldwide switch off non-essential electric lights from 8:30 to 9:30 pm, usually on the last Saturday of March, symbolizing a commitment to environmental conservation.

Originating as a lights-off movement in Sydney, Australia, in 2007, Earth Hour has grown into a worldwide phenomenon. Malta enthusiastically participated, hosting various activities in Valletta.

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