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EDITORS HERALD-CRIMSON. -Considerable trouble is caused almost every day by the mixing up of hats in the dining hall. It certainly does not beget a person's best feelings to find on leaving the hall that his hat is gone, and in its place there is one much too large or too small for him. If each person would exercise a little care, such mistakes might be avoided, and a good deal of inconvenience done away with.