Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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There was a time less than 50 years ago at MSU when the Wolverine contained a picture of nearly every undergraduate student here. Those were the days when a soapbox and a loud voice were all a student needed to be heard by just about everyone on campus. This made one part of the job of State,s President, that of finding the Ideas in llctiolx students' concerns as they themselves saw them, much easier. Even as recently as 20 years ago a convocation of the student body was a relatively simple thing to arrange. Today, needless to say, no place on campus smaller than Spartan Stadium could contain all of us, and nothing less than an individual public address system could allow any one of us to be heard. Even so, were such an arrangement possible, it would not surprise us to see President Hannah try it. Instead, he has instituted the Spartan Round Table. Twice each term the members of the Round Table are invited by President Hannah to dinner at either the Union or at his home, Cowles House. Attending these meetings are State's top administrators and, by far in the majority, student leaders ranging from dorm presidents to the Editor of the State News. After dinner President Hannah conducts an informal forum at which any questions may be asked, complaints heard and misunderstandings ironed out.