One of the most difficult parts of bathroom reviewing (as has been mentioned in numerous other reviews) is finding something to say about a particular bathroom - finding an angle, something that separates it from the 150 others. There is so little unique about the men's room across from room 206 in Rebstock Hall that my only notes on it in this reviewer's notebook are "somewhat undistinguished." So, here now, is an attempt to write 150 words on a bathroom characterized by its lack of uniqueness:

The restroom does have a large, nice window - always a good thing. The floor is relatively ugly, and the bathroom was not particularly clean - I particularly remember a lingering bad odor. Other than that, it's fairly standard: two toilets, a urinal, two sinks, and a manual paper towel dispenser. Indeed, this bathroom is an acceptable choice in a building that does not exactly have an abundance of good men's rooms.