The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-06-18

In the majority of our dormito
a charge of 80 rubles month covers
room and board.
Political Organizations.
We have the same political and
public organizations in our universe
ties which exist in our country: nue.
leus and committees of the All-Union
Communist Party, which are nlanag-
ing all the various activities Of our
life and work; nucleus and commit
tee of the Young Communist League,
the closest assistants and reserve of
the Party professional organizations
and voluntary societies, such as In
ternational Red Aid Society (MOPPR)
etc.
School Newspaper.
We have our own general Unlver-
sity Newspaper "Proletarian Cadres. "
Furthermore we have our own WALL
newspapers in each section and each
dormitory We have a club in the
university and red corners" in the
dormitories, where the cultural re-
quirements of the students are taBn
care Of, where our students meetings
are held, as well as meetings in con-
nectoin with all the political questions
of our country. We have our own
students rest home in the Caucasus.
Every summer we send 200 of our
hard working students for months
rest.
Taught in Brigades.
We are being taught in brigades,
by laboratory methods. The students
are united in shock brigades. Socialist
competition and shock work permeate
all our activities the same as in all
the factories and plants, Brigades
compete with each other, sections
compete with sections, one profession
completes with another for better
quality aid greatest quantity of work
done. Our professors and teachers
compete with each other. Our coun-
try expects to receive from our uni
versities its own scientific, engineer
ing and technical cadres in the
shortest possible time, with best
possible knowledge. We all have
clear prospects of what awaits us in
the future: socialist industry, scien-
tif1c work or other branches of So
cialist work. This is our inspiration
this stimulates us to the develop
ment of the tempoes of our work
Promotions.
The students. who have shown
themselves best in social and political
work, as we'll as in the Industrial and
scientific line, are promoted for sci
entific work in the future, preference
being given to the workers. They
receive better living quarters and
remuneration. Individual programs
are made for them. Every one OF
them is attached to professor, who
is to prepare him for his future ac-
tivity.
Here / have briefly outlined every
thing I could in a short letter of the
most interesting features in our life
1 am "a years old. I belong to the
Young Communist League for eight
years and am only now getting ready
to receive the high honor of mem
bership of G. P. U. S. S. R.
To my information concerning the
university and the stipends of which
have written in the beginning OF
my letter, I may add, that employees
are also admitted in the universities
and receive stipends, provided they
have worked sufficiently along in So
cial and political lines, and for the
cause of the working class.
S. SHECHTER.
You may write to the following ad-
dress:
U. S. S. r., Moscow,
The Moscow State University.
editor of the "Proletarian Cadres'. }
Or to my private address:
Moscow Center,
Iliinka, 1872, Room 4.