Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: fellow student writes for school paper, Fact2: Belvedere gets job as food server at sorority house from student job coordinator Bill Chase, Fact3: Chase introduces her to mother, Fact4: mother is in charge of sorority, Fact5: Belvedere states to sue Ellen and university

Lynn Belvedere, though the successful author of a scandalous, bestselling book titled Hummingbird Hill as described in Sitting Pretty, has not benefited financially, as he has had to fight many libel suits as a result. He has been awarded a literary prize from a foundation. One requirement for the 10,000 prize is that he be a college graduate. To meet that requirement, Belvedere decides to enroll at Clemens University. The president of the university allows him to do so, on condition that he not do anything publicly detrimental to the institution. Belvedere intends to complete the fouryear program in a single year, even though he has no formal education. He passes the entrance exams with flying colors because he is a selftaught genius. He is assigned to share a dorm room with freshman Corny Whittaker and bossy sophomore Avery Brubaker. A fellow student who writes for the school paper, Ellen Baker, wants to interview him, but he declines. Belvedere gets a job as a food server at a sorority house from student job coordinator Bill Chase. Bill is interested in Ellen, and later at a dinner he introduces her to his mother, who is in charge of the sorority. Belvedere corrects the girls behavior and etiquette at dinner. Belvedere is punished for shaving during Whisker Week: he has to wear a fake beard until further notice. Ellen takes a photo of him and his beard for an article she is writing. The article includes quotes from Belvedere that displease the university greatly, even though Belvedere states they were not intended for publication and plans to sue Ellen and the university. Instead, Belvedere advises Ellen not to publish pure gossip in future and not to submit another, longer article to Look magazine. As the relationship between Bill and Ellen deepens, she introduces him to her young son, Davy. She tells Bill that she is a war widow. He is taken aback, but after thinking it over, he patches things up with her, and they become engaged. When Ellen gets a cool reception from Bills mother, she believes that Belvedere has told Mrs. Chase about her son. She decides to send her article about Belvedere to the magazine after all. Bill pleads with her not to, but she refuses to listen. Belvedere tries to talk to her, but she will not let him in. He sneaks in through the window. The police find him in her apartment and arrest him, believing he is a Peeping Tom. Belvedere is released when Ellen drops the charges. He then arranges for her to make up with Bill. Belvedere not only completes his degree in one year, he is the class valedictorian.