As students were preparing for their DRAM 116 midterm on Sunday, one member of the class who could only be identified as "anonymous hedgehog" decided to delete the Google Doc that contained the study guide for the test.
The students who had been using the document were anything but happy.
"Srsly not cool," anonymous shark typed into the doc as they watched the culprit delete the 17 page study guide.
Luckily, someone had saved the Google Doc prior to the incident, and returned it safely to its home. However, anonymous hedgehog was not pleased, and deleted the doc once more.
Immediately following the incident, students took to Yik Yak to share their thoughts about hedgehog.
"Whoever is messing with the DRAM 116 google is an imbecile," OP said.
Jeffrey Hamilton, a first-year, decided to take a stand against this indecency and made a new Google Doc. This time, he chose a "view-only" privacy setting.
With the click of a button, Hamilton ended anonymous hedgehog's crime spree.
"It needed to be done," he said. "I couldn't watch my peers suffer any longer. They needed a hero."
On Monday, students entered their exam confidently, knowing that the culprit would no longer interrupt their studies.
Update: anonymous hedgehog has yet to be identified.
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