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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 >
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