The following is an event announcement from The Mark Twain House in Hartford Connecticut. --K.B. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Stayin' in Trouble: Twain, Huck and Racism Thursday, October 1, 1998 5:30 p.m. Hartford Public Library Hartford Room 500 Main Street The Mark Twain House, in collaboration with the Hartford Public Library and the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, brings Dr. Jocelyn Chadwick-Joshua to Hartfod to celebrate Banned Books Week, September 27-October 3. Author and teacher Dr. Chadwick-Joshua, Director of the American Studies program at the Dallas Institute for the Humanites, has spoken at The Mark Twain House's 1994 symposium on bookbanning and the 1995 teacher's institute "Teaching Huck Finn." She has written and lectured frequently on racially sensitive literature, especially Twain's _Adventures of Huckleberry Finn._ In her newest book, _The Jim Dilemma: Reading Race in Huckleberry Finn, Dr. Chadwick-Joshua defends Twain's novel as a classroom classic. Join us on October 1st to hear selections from Twain's _Adventures of Huckleberry Finn_, consistently challenged since its publication in 1884, and to hear Dr. Chadwick-Joshua discuss her ongoing defense of this controversial novel. Huckleberry's, at the Hartford-Sheraton Hotel, is pleased to offer a 10% discount on any dinner entree to program participants. For more information about this free event, call The Mark Twain House at (860) 247-0098, the Hartford Public Library at (860) 543-8656, or the CT Civil Liberties Union at (860) 247-9823.