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Campus I Leadership Several educational l leaders will speak during the first 1982 session of Leadership South Carolina Feb. 5-6 at USC. Among the experts on the program are Sen. Harry Chapman, S.C. Senate Education Committee chairman; Dr. Steve Wright, senior adviser to the president of the College Entrance r Examination Board; Dr. f Sam Drew, deputy I director of Citizens for ( Participation in I Education; and 4 authorities from the USC \ College of Education and 1 the S.C. Department of ( Education. Titled "Leadership / [ through Education: An > The CAMICOCK is the student ' ( newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published four times a ' week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thur- i sdays and Fridays during the fall and spring " semesters and weekly on Wednesdays < during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and | examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK ' are those ot the editors and not those ol | the University of South Carolina. 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NE HAVE LOTS OF NE SIFT ITEMS AND SOM1 JNUSUAL VALENTINE - ? j ^ zMulAlt SALUDA AT GREENE: IN imily Medicine f train at the same place as the residents so exposure to these family practitioner role posure, along with that provided by our irements, is going to make a difference in students who choose family practice as a e schools, there are no family practice irtment and open ridicule for students who ' 3st in this area," Hewson said. :e is not the specialty for every student, at j f Medicine or anywhere else, Hewson said. ^ 4 who during the course of his basic medical ' (rs he or she is more interested in sheer ises more than in people, should go into ' he said. pnnp whn is intprpstpH in thp hnmanictip f) vorld, in people and families, family practice ing career. 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