EDITORS HERALD-CRIMSON:-The condition of affairs at Memorial Hall just now is very encouraging-for the managers. The ball is so well filled that the association does not desire any more members. The question is cannot something be done for those who are at present being refused? Ought not the association to make every effort to accommodate them? We are informed by the catalogue that students can obtain board at Memorial Hall, and most of us have shaped our expenditure accordingly. It is, therefore, very inconvenient to go elsewhere. Would it be possible to put in any more tables, and if not impossible ought it not to be done? If necessary could not the gallery be utilized? It seems to me that two or three tables could conveniently be placed there. If this plan is not practicable, it has been suggested that some of the tables on the floor could be joined together so as to leave room for extra tables.

SUFFERER.