The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-22
REGISTRATION is
EXPECTED TO SET
lEW HIGH RECORD
Many Feature Courses
Will Be Given

The Spring term of the Workers
chool will begin on Monday, Feb. d.
he Workers School will offer 48
curses in English, public speaking,
journalism, MARKHAM theory and the
communist movement, literature,
urrent events and special courses
or workers children, yourg work.
RS and women workers. AS in the
asst term, courses will be offered
very evening from to 8:20 p. M.
nd from $3.50 to $3.50 p. M, the
erm to last three months. All
curses will have one session week
kept the English classes, which
viii meet twice a week. All details
oncerning the various courses to be
:iven by the Workers School can
re found in the new Spring term an
touncement which has just been
published and is being distributed.
rec copies of this announcement can
re secured at the office of the Work
rs School, 1928 Union So, 9Th
loor.
The Spring term will begin i'm
nediately after the Fall term closes.
The past Fall term has been the
most successful in the history of the
chool. Over sixteen hundred work
rs were registered for one or more
curses. The new enlarged head
quarters was filled to capacity thru
tut the term. During the past few
weeks, because of the pre-convention
discussion in the Workers Party,
he activities accompanying the
aunching of the new Needle Trades
Industrial Union, many classes of
ne Fall term had their sessions post
ooned, but in the past week, all
.Iasses of the Fall term had been re-
,umed. These will be concluded by
he beginning of the Spring term.
Thirteen courses will be offered in
he department of English, public
speaking and journalism; seven
courses will be offered in history;
sixteen courses in the department of
MARKHAM theory and the Communist
movement, as well as courses in
other departments. There will be
special courses for members of trade
lnions, for Negro workers and those
Interested in Negro work; for work
srs' children, for young workers, for
women workers and for functionaries
If the Workers (Communist) Party.
The Workers School is prepared to
establish as many classes in the
Fundamentals of Communism as
we're organized during the past year,
when seven such classes were given
iue to the heavy registration. The
school is also prepared to launch
many classes in MARKHAM Economies
and in Principles of Marxism, in view
# the fact that six classes were or
yanized in these two subjects the
oast Fall term. An important inno-
vation in the curriculum of the
Workers Schol the coming Spring
erm will be the two lecture courses
on Trade Union Problems and on
American Imperialism, as well as
the course in History and Problems
of the American Negro. Such i'm
portant courses as Fundamentals OF
Communism, Anarchism, Socialism,
Communism, Program of the c. l.,
History of the United States, Public
Speaking and Workers Correspond
ence will be repeated the coming
Spring term. History of the Glass
Struggle, Marxism-Leninism and
Historical Materialism, which were
postponed from the Fall term will
be given the coming Spring term.
Registration has been opened fol-
the Spring term. All workers are
urged to enroll at once.