Home+Life top stories for March 29
The top stories from Sunday's Home+Life section in the Arizona Daily Star.
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A new University of Arizona exhibit highlights the bold, often censored work of artist Bailey Doogan, known for her raw depictions of aging and the human body. Despite ongoing controversy, her legacy continues to spark conversation about beauty, identity and feminism.
Our new franchise agreement also will be accompanied by a separate Energy Collaboration Agreement that commits TEP to providing significant funding for efforts that support the City’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.Â
One bite of their mole and you'll feel like you're in Oaxaca, Mexico. Â
