The daily worker., 1927-03-08
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world situation, and on this basis to
develop them as practical revolution
ary workers and prepare them for ac-
tive participation in government and
party labors."
The teachers in this new school will
all be individuals who have had prac-
teal experience in their field and can
really be looked upon as specialists"
Nine. Sun went on to explain. "There
will be nothing impressive about our
equipment. In fact" she says smil-
ingly, "our quarters are in building
formerly used as a cabaret. The
premises are, finally, to be put to
really good use.
viii Have First Class Teachers.
"Our furniture is of the simplest.
We are not out to impress with our
rooms or our equipment. What we
want to make first-class is our facul-
ty. To that we shall devote most Of
our attention"
The new school will limit itself, at
first, to one hundred students. Not
everyone who wishes to come will be
admitted. There will be entrance ex-
aminations. No candidate will be con-
sidered who has not got q Middle
School certificate or its equivalent
AS matter of fact several university
graduates will be in the first group Of
students to enroll.
Students will have to attend at
least twenty-four hours of work per
week, during course of six months,
and any student missing twenty-four
hours during the full course will not
be allowed to take the final examina-
tions, upon the basis of which the
graduation certificates will be award
cd. There viii be no fees, but text
books will have to be purchased.
One Central Aim.
The curriculum seems diverse when
the actual subjects are enumerated,
but they all center toward one dis
tinct ainl-thorough grounding in
Kuomintang principles and technic,
with a full background not only of
the Chinese history out of which the
Kuomintang has arisen, but of world
history and politics, in which the Kuo
mintang and its development have
many analogies. These subjects in
clude the Three Peoples Theory, a
course in the life and work of Sun
Yat-Sen, history of the party, an
outline of its present organization,
including many of its more important
general pronouncements.
There will be courses, too, in wes-
tern revolutionary movements, inten-
sive courses in the fundamentals Of
sociology and economies, with an out
line of world economies. Out of this
will naturally grow a course in the
details of the unequal treaties and
the abnormal economic and political
relations of China with the rest of
the world resulting from them. The
exploitation of China during the past
eighty years under the terms of these
treaties will be the subject of another
course.
Study Various Movements.
There will be a survey of modern
constitutions, generally, and a course
on the Give Powers" constitution.
The students viii be told something
of the judicial reforms now going for
ward in China and there will be
courses in the women's movement, the
peasants, workers, merchants and
youth movements. There will be
special emphasis on the course in the
women's movement because it is
hoped, in the new school, to develop
leaders for that movement throughout
China
A final item on the list is special
/ lectures" Under this heading consid-
cradle latitude is left, in which Nine.
Sun expects to find opportunity to
work out some special ideas about
the things which she believes should
be brought home to the women Of
China.
To March With Men.
81 expect to hear much criticism
about this she said, but her smile
indicated that the expected criticism
does not worry her muce "I want to
develop some women who can go to