Original sentence: 97 of them were arrested.A fire broke out in the computer lab, forcing the occupiers out of the building.Among the occupiers arrested was Roosevelt Douglas, who later became Prime Minister of Dominica, and Anne Cools, now a Canadian Senator.Fed up with what they considered to be intransigence on the part of the administration, students left a meeting and occupied the university computer lab on the eighth floor of the Henry F.Most of the occupation was quite peaceful: the police were not involved, and negotiations continued.The Sir George Williams Computer Riot was a 1969 event at Sir George Williams University in Montreal, Canada, now a part of Concordia University.The computer lab was destroyed, resulting in over $2 million in damage.The occupation lead to greater openness at Sir George Williams, and other universities across Canada.The riot was covered extensively by the Canadian media: all of the television networks filmed the event live from outside the university
Edited sentence: A fire broke out in the computer lab forcing out the occupiers, 97 of whom were arrested.Among the occupiers arrested was Roosevelt Douglas, who went on to become Prime Minister of Dominica and Anne Cools, a Canadian Senator.Fed up with the administration's intransigence students left a meeting and occupied the university computer lab on the eighth floor of the Henry F.For most of the occupation things were quite peaceful, the police were not involved, and negotiations continued.The Sir George Williams Computer Riot was a 1969 event at Sir George Williams University in Montreal, Canada.The computer lab was destroyed resulting in over $2 million in damage.The occupation lead to greater openness at George Williams, which later merged into Concordia University, and other universities across Canada.While it was happening it was a central media event with all of the Canadian television networks filming live from outside the university