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'Adventures of Tom and Huck' talk in Litchfield

A discussion “Adventures of Tom and Huck: A Boy Comes of Age” will be held on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Oliver Wolcott Library, 160 South St., Litchfield. Craig Hotchkiss, education program director at the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford ... Source: Waterbury Republican-American

Northview High teacher: Read 'Huck Finn,' and 'start breathing'

Northview sophomores read “Huck” along with “The Crucible,” “Of Mice and Men,” and “Raisin in the Sun.” “Three of these are state-recommended pieces that deal with racial issues and do not use the 'n-word,' Steelman wrote. She said team ... Source: MLive.com

Huck adviser to be Hill CoS

Mike Huckabee and his top advisers insist that he's thinking seriously about running for president, but he's doing little to put together the sort of organization needed to mount a campaign. The latest evidence: Chip Saltsman, his campaign manager in 2008 ... Source: Politico.com

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and the Adventures of Tom Sawyer Will Be Censored for Classrooms

Jim will be referred to as a "slave" and not have the emotionally-charged "n-word" in the book, and the man who terrifies Tom and Huck will be Indian Joe instead of a more slangy version his name. The changes are as controversial as the language, because ... Source: Associated Content

Sanitized Huck Finn loses impact

As a result, to Gribben's dismay and mine, "Huck" has begun to be marginalized ironically into Twain's definition of a "classic," a work "which people praise and don't read." Even so, I am disappointed. As with our readings of the Constitution, I think we ... Source: Detroit News

Rewriting 'Huck Finn': Bloggers on the new 'n-word free' edition of Mark Twain's classic

Alabama-based publisher NewSouth Books is releasing a combined version of the “Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn” that ... He is a longtime Twain scholar who wants to see “Huck Finn” taught in schools where it remains one of the most ... Source: The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)

Huck Finn's N-Word: Preserving Artistic Integrity or Ethnic Property Rights?

However, because of an often volatile reaction to Twain's use of the n-word in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn , we miss not only the intended lesson but also the beauty of the story and the bonding that take place between Huck (the protagonist) and Jim (an ... Source: Huffingtonpost.com

Beyond Huck Finn: To find real context, remember Frederick Douglass

The research required a journey deep into Twain’s world, and Hearn now listens with fascination to the national debate about a version of “Huck Finn” planned by NewSouth Books, a publisher that intends to substitute the word “slave” for Twain’s ... Source: Syracuse Post-Standard

Advance Notice: Examining the Focus and Value of the A.P. Program

Erik Jacobs for The New York Times; illustration by Stephen Webster (A.P. bio material) THE NEW A.P. Caroline Brown, an A.P. student at the Bancroft School in Worcester, Mass. Go to related article in Education Life » What are some of the challenges and ... Source: New York Times Blogs

Original Twain books here to stay, librarians and teachers say

Tom Sawyer? that replaces the N-word with ?slave? in an effort to not offend readers. Mark Twain scholar Alan Gribben, with NewSouth Books in Alabama, is publishing a combined volume of the two tales in February. He said the N-word appears 219 times in ... Source: msnbc.com