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Even though in this day and age we can build huge structures that tower the skylines, and study miniscule objects with a small device, there is one thing which we still cannot do. Get the little things right. This is evident in many places, like how houses are built, or what we should design as the next apartment building. This has also happened at Hampton High School, with the sizing of the school corridors. Some are too large, and some are too small. This is the reason why the H-hall dilemma has occurred; the hallway was made to small to occupy the amount of students and teachers that use it. To right the **__dilemma__** that has risen, I propose that H-hall be widened because it is too narrow, will lead to less students getting pushed around, and can improve the safety of all the students here at Hampton High School.