A committee representing some of the minority nationalities has been organized with a view to establishing a separate university at Lodz. It is proposed that the language of instruction be Polish, Yiddish and German, and the institution serve as an asylum for students belonging to nationalities that are denied entrance in Poland’s higher seats of learning.
Liberal Polish circles are evincing much interest in the project. Professor Boduen de Kurtene and Professor Petrazyski having consented to serve on the faculty.
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