<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I'll go ahead and start:

I was in a design class where we had to submit large presentations in digital format on a timely basis.  I dont large as in size, but large as in we would have to submit fully realized presentation packages filled with own own drawings, photos, and fully researched theses and facts.  We would get large and long requirements telling us specifics on what needed to be included, length etc.  We as a class had been turning these things in weekly and sometimes bi-weekly and after about 6 weeks had failed to receive anything back as a grade or comments as to how we were doing.  This was a completely new teacher so nobody knew how he graded, although he was kind of a prick.

On the 7th week, we had a particularly difficult package to put together, and there wasnt one kid out of our 30 person class that wasnt working on this day and night, stressing out.  The night before this thing is due, the teacher has the audacity to email everyone and tell us to make sure that we really pay attention to every little detail in the assignment, because some of our earlier work was lacking, and accusing us of not taking this seriously and grading everyone down for it.

I was livid.  So I hit reply all, CC'd in the program director, program President (it was a privately run student abroad class) and all his fellow teachers etc blasting him for not returning ANY of our previous projects despite promises every day, and expecting these huge amounts of commitments from us without honoring any of his own, and at the same cutting him down about how ridiculous most of the assignments were to begin with.  Basically, everything everybody in the class had been saying to each other but nobody had the balls to say.  all us students were living in essentially one dorm, and everyone was on their computers working on this project so everyone got it at the same time  high fives ensued immediately
<bot>: hit reply all on a student-wide email while CC'ing his bosses that he was being a crap teacher for a lot of valid reasons, basically mirroring everything everybody was saying behind his back.  High fives ensued.