the lyceum, i didn't even know what a lyceum was. turned out to be the major administration building for the university. i went through a series -- i was on a real con of three gee trying to get to the battalion, we got lost and hit by riders, made my way back, went back through this backyard of this lady who was by then standing out screaming at us all. i had gone through her back yard with my convoy, made it to the convoy, got orders from the general and ready to go back to the campus, but i wanted to retrace my steps and i did, retraced my steps through that lady's yard, stood on connecticut avenue one time trying to measure how long it takes for 140 "james meredith and the old miss riot: a soldier's story" -- vehicles to pass one point going fifteen miles an hour. it probably took an hour for the battalion, yankees from new jersey to arrive through that old lady's backyard. a few minutes later, maybe an hour later, i had gone over to where the armory was and the colonel came out and said you are going to be security officer for j

the lyceum. that did not even know what that was. it turned out to be a major urban station building for the university. so i went through a series. al was on larry, of three jews trying to get back to the italian eyewear. we get lost, had other rioters, made my way back to went back through this backyard of this old lady who was killed by then, for the morning, standing as coming in this. a hidden under her backyard with mike conroy, made up to the highway, five of its ninth commander orders from the general and as ready to go back to the campus, leyna wanted to retrace my steps, and they did retake to have retraced my steps to that side driveway. arrested at out on the avenue of sunshine to measure how long it takes for 140 vehicles to pass one. going 14, 15 miles-an-hour. the get go to in our for our time in, the yankees from new jersey, to arrive in the south petallides backyard. but a few minutes later, maybe an hour later i had gone over to where the command was in the armory. my colonel cannot and said, you're going to be the