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Mourning Flora
Daily Texan, Environment Angelica Ruzanova Daily Texan, Environment Angelica Ruzanova

Mourning Flora

Earlier this semester, Austinites celebrated the life, and mourned the removal, of Flo- a tree that once dangled over Barton Springs Pool. The Daily Texan spoke with community members to learn more. Produced by Lucia Llano.

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A father’s flan recipe
Daily Texan Angelica Ruzanova Daily Texan Angelica Ruzanova

A father’s flan recipe

It started at a tailgate; two friends, buzzed under the Texan heat dome, and a conversation about starting a business together. It would take almost a decade for the aromas of their Napoletano flan and pork-fat tortillas to imbue local markets with the familiar-to-many scent of home cooked food, their business realized.

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Hell of a play
Daily Texan Angelica Ruzanova Daily Texan Angelica Ruzanova

Hell of a play

French chanson plays inside a Presbyterian church as the guests take their time to fill up one of the rooms. They are here to see Austin City Theatre’s production of “No Exit” by Jean-Paul Sartre, an existential play first performed in 1944 Paris and originally translated by Paul Bowles.

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