A student in Vancouver, WA, took exam-writing to the next level yesterday (April 11), decking out his desk with a turntable and stack of records. His teacher shared a photo of the kid's elaborate set-up on Twitter, and it has since gone totally viral.
Mr. Saueracker told his physics class that phones were totally banned for the duration of the midterm — even if just for listening to music.
Wyatt Prutch (who goes by @TheItalianPacca on Twitter) found a loophole in the rules, though, and spent the exam period listening to music on a turntable instead.
As pointed out by his teacher, the innovative student opted for some Kanye West to soundtrack his exam writing.
Saueracker later returned to Twitter to clarify that Prutch did, in fact, ace his midterm — despite listing to College Dropout while writing it.
See the viral tweets below
The dude even got a shout-out from a D-list Big Brother celebrity.
Mr. Saueracker told his physics class that phones were totally banned for the duration of the midterm — even if just for listening to music.
Wyatt Prutch (who goes by @TheItalianPacca on Twitter) found a loophole in the rules, though, and spent the exam period listening to music on a turntable instead.
As pointed out by his teacher, the innovative student opted for some Kanye West to soundtrack his exam writing.
Saueracker later returned to Twitter to clarify that Prutch did, in fact, ace his midterm — despite listing to College Dropout while writing it.
See the viral tweets below
Students are taking their Physics Midterm exam today. I said no cell phones, not even for music since they could be used to cheat.
— Eric Saueracker (@esaueracker) April 11, 2018
This student brought in a record player and is bumping Kanye in his headphones right now... pic.twitter.com/p57iMIal7D
As a follow up:
— Eric Saueracker (@esaueracker) April 12, 2018
@TheItalianPacca did ace the test whilst listening to college dropout...
The dude even got a shout-out from a D-list Big Brother celebrity.
This kid is going places 🌊🌊 https://t.co/oMQPrclOVs
— Dan Gheesling (@DanGheesling) April 11, 2018
