The Spurs’ play-in chances are still solid
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Do you see any scenario in which San Antonio misses the play-in tournament? And do you think they could somehow get the eight seed?
Marilyn Dubinski: Aside from not wining again in the regular season, I have a hard time seeing a scenario where the Spurs don’t make the play-in tournament (although it’s looking at least more possible with each passing loss). The Pelicans only have six games to lose three fewer games than the Spurs, who own the tie breaker. So even if the Spurs went just 2-5 the rest of the way I’d like to at least believe the Spurs can squeeze out two more wins New Orleans would have to go 4-2 to surpass them, and I don’t see four wins left on their remaining schedule.
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May 6, 2021
Seniors in landscape architecture and interior design researched tiny homes communities and drafted a model ordinance that would allow and regulate them in Lewiston.
By Tina Hilding, Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
A Washington State University student project might someday lead to more affordable housing options for residents in Lewiston, Idaho.
Seniors in landscape architecture and interior design researched tiny homes communities and drafted a model ordinance that would allow and regulate them in Lewiston. They recently presented their ideas to city planners and community members.
“Tiny homes provide options for the unhoused and housing insecure people within the community,” said Jesus Gomez, a senior in landscape architecture who worked on the project. “We took it as a possibility of coming together as a class and trying to develop new ways and solutions to provide ideas in a time when housing is a crisis.”