How to get EvacueeQueue into Eclipse:
1. Do NOT unzip EvacueeQueue.zip
2. You should have already created a project for this assignment with a package named "evacuation" (all lower case). If not, do so.
3. In Eclipse, select "Import..." from the file menu
4. Select "Archive File" and click next
5. Click the "Browse..." button next to the From archive file text field and select EvacueeQueue.class
6. If the "Into folder" isn't the evacuation folder in your project, browse so that it is
7. Click finish and then write your program

If this doesn't work with Evacuation.java outside of the directory
evacuation, then try putting Evacuation.java inside of the directory
evacuation.

Other important notes about the homework
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The setup of the compareTo method for the Evacuee class must be a bit
different than what we've done in class. It's signature needs to be:

public int compareTo(Evacuee e);

In order to do this, the class defintion must be the following:

public class Evacuee implements Comparable<Evacuee> {
//...
}

Since the method takes in an Evacuee, no casting is necessary.

If you compile the program on the command line, just create an
evacuation directory. Put Evacuee.java, Evacuee.class and 
EvacueeQueue.class in that directory. In Evacuee.java put the line:

package evacuation;

as the first line before any of your imports.

Put can put Evacuation.java either in the evacuation directory or
right outside of it. In that file do the following import:

import evacuation.*;