Dr. Taur began his address by stressing the important part industry had to play in the new development of China. It was well for those Students now starting life and emparking on a career, to know the They enthusiasm, institutional qualifications necessary for success,
Interest above personal' interest, perseverance, capital as typified by good health, good character, and improvement of one's knowledge. He refer Fed to Dr. Hawks Pott as a splendid fMlustration of his ideal.
'He had noted that of the graduate Ing class of 1936, 29 were expected to go abroad for advanced study. Of this number, 23 were taking' up eco nomics and' political science, and the rest, engineering. Referring the former, Dr. Tsur stated that what they would Jearn abroad would be mainly theoretical which would not help them much when they returned to China and had to tackle realities. tu urging them not to take up political science but to study the practical aspects of economics, Bdvised the students to learn star ties, accounting, and rural. economy. Ju conclusion, Dr. Tsur said that he hoped he could persuade them to change their minds and study applied Selence instead of political science.
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