Where would you go if you wanted to learn something new? How about the Library?. That’s kind of what libraries are all about, right? Well, it just so happens that on Tuesday, May13th, the Humanities Washington program will be sending author, Elise Hooper, to the Vashon Library at 1PM for a talk about Trailblazing Olympic women in which she separates fact from fiction to uncover the progress and setbacks faced by women Olympians since they first began competing in 1900. This event is free, with no registration required. Just show up at the Library at 1 on May 13^th and – voila! – learn something new. This has been a Voice of Vashon Public Service Announcement, Feeding the Brain Department.