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In one week, ‘The New York Times’ Crossword will abandon the .puz format, but industrious fans are already creating their own solutions. Continue reading Crossword Fans Are Mad the New York Times Is Locking Down Its Puzzles
We unearthed today’s puzzle from some Siberian permafrost. Continue reading Solve the Internet Crossword Puzzle: August 28, 2018
This week’s puzzle will make you believe God is a woman. Continue reading Solve the Internet Crossword Puzzle: August 22, 2018
Solve the Internet is a new weekly mini crossword puzzle for the extremely online. Continue reading We’re Launching a Crossword Puzzle About the Internet
Here you go – #sophospuzzle crossword, NYE 2017/2018 – the answers and the winners Continue reading New Year’s #sophospuzzle crossword 2017/2018 – solution and winners!
If you’re on IT duty over New Year’s – here’s a bit of fun that looks just like real work but isn’t. (Don’t let on that we said so.) Continue reading Fancy a T-shirt? Try our New Year’s #sophospuzzle crossword…
Give kids some responsible and challenging tasks, and you’d be surprised at the results. The “Anything Goes” exhibit at the National Museum in Warsaw was aimed as a museological and educational experiment. A group of 69 children aged 6–14 was divided into teams responsible for preparing the main temporary exhibition at the museum. Over six months, they worked on preparing the exhibition during weekly four-hour meetings. They prepared scripts, provided ideas for multimedia presentations, and curated almost 300 works for display. One of those was [Robert Mordzon]’s Giant Interactive Crossword.
The build is in two parts. The letter tiles, which …read more
Give kids some responsible and challenging tasks, and you’d be surprised at the results. The “Anything Goes” exhibit at the National Museum in Warsaw was aimed as a museological and educational experiment. A group of 69 children aged 6–14 was divided into teams responsible for preparing the main temporary exhibition at the museum. Over six months, they worked on preparing the exhibition during weekly four-hour meetings. They prepared scripts, provided ideas for multimedia presentations, and curated almost 300 works for display. One of those was [Robert Mordzon]’s Giant Interactive Crossword.
The build is in two parts. The letter tiles, which …read more
