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To: All Library Members From: Ada County Library Date: March 20 Subject: Upcoming lectures Attachment: Spring_schedule Dear Ada County Library members: Our long-awaited spring lecture schedule has been finalized. We expect an excellent turnout for these lectures. A highlight is a presentation on Arabic poetry translation, presented by a lecturer who will make her first visit to Ada County Library. Access to library events is always free and is on a first-come, first-served basis, so please plan accordingly, especially for events in our two smallest venues, the Helms Room, which seats 35, and the Avery Room, which has only 20 computer stations. ===== Ada County Library Spring Lecture Schedule Featured Topic | Guest Lecturer | Date and Time | Location Idaho Literature | Yvonne Briggs | April 10, 4-6 P.M. | Helms Room Arabic Poetry Translation | Carole Elgin | April 17, 3-5 P.M. | Stokes Room Effective Résumé Design | Marc D'Angelo | April 24, 3-5 P.M. | Avery Room History of the Dictionary | Jax Morrison | May 8, 4-6 P.M. | Stokes Room Philosophical Nonfiction | Darla Weiss | May 15, 3-5 P.M. | Fredricks Room Programming as a Skill | Alissa Reynolds | May 22, 4-6 P.M. | Avery Room ===== *E-mail* To: Mary Carlton <mcarlton@adacountylibrary.org> From: Jax Morrison <jmorrison@bookpress.com> Date: April 3 Subject: Scheduled library event Dear Ms. Carlton, I am writing to let you know that my planned event at the library on May 8 will need to be rescheduled, as I will be away for business that week. I have already prepared some exciting materials that I think library patrons will really enjoy, so I am still interested in giving the lecture. It is currently scheduled to take place in the Stokes Room, which is the perfect size for the crowd I hope to draw. It also has all the necessary technology for my lecture, so I would still like to use that room. I apologize for the inconvenience of needing to reschedule, but I appreciate your help in getting this event rebooked, as I am excited to present my topic. Best, Jax Morrison

What venue seats only twenty people?