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: radical student activists occupy Set against political turmoil of 1960s university 's administration building, Fact2: Tyler resigns Unable to resolve situation, Fact3: board finalizes choice of F.W.J. Paco Perez given close past relationship with students, Fact4: Perez is awakened by phone call by Dean George Cooper requesting meeting, Fact5: brief conflict between Roositer and Steve Dempsey leads to eighth demand changed to hiring of black admissions officer

Set against the political turmoil of the 1960s, radical student activists occupy a universitys administration building with a list of 12 demands. Unable to resolve the situation, President Tyler resigns, so the Board of Trustees considers a studentmade shortlist of recommended professors to take over the job of university president. The board finalizes the choice of Professor F.W.J. Paco Perez, despite his radical beliefs, given his close past relationship with students. After midnight, Perez, along with his sociology graduate student girlfriend Rhoda, is awakened by a phone call by Dean George Cooper, requesting a meeting. Perez is appointed acting president of the college campus. Later that morning, Perez arrives to the campus on a motorcycle. Attempting to negotiate with the activists, Perez reads their demands, which include 20 innercity scholarships, a college reinvestment program, no military research on campus, and an African American on the allwhite Board of Trustees. Perez disagrees with three of the 12 demands, including the students right to hire and fire the faculty. Perez tells the activists he will deliver on the first nine demands. A brief conflict between the leader, Roositer, and Steve Dempsey, leads to the eighth demand changed to the hiring of a black admissions officer. Perez nominates Dempsey for the position, which the young black activist accepts. Perez serves as mediator between the faculty and the unwavering student body over the unresolved three demands, while being berated at home by Rhoda for his hypocrisy. Perez notifies the faculty of an audiorecorded message that Roositer will destroy the schools computer hardware if the demands are not met. With no options left, Perez sends in a squadron of police officers led by Police Chief Henry J. Thatcher. Thatcher orders the activists to evacuate the facility in three minutes, but they refuse to comply. The officers invade the building, releasing tear gas, and violently arrest several students. At the police station, Perez sees that Rhoda also has been arrested. Perez meets with the faculty in the administration building, now back under their control. He signs a bail grantee, defending the outcome of the rebellion. Upon leaving the building, Perez walks through the crowd and is loudly booed by the activists.