I have my lab for PHIL 240 in that building, and everytime I enter through the doors that lead to the academic plaza, it smells like some alcohol cocktail or like my hometown doctor's office. I wonder if it's the cleaning supplies they use but I doubt it because they would us the same ones they always use at every building.

ibtsocks

Maybe a building occupant is sensitive to the scents of the usual cleaners so they us an alternative product to clean that area of the building.

I loved that class.

I think PHIL 240 is the intro to logic class so a lot of if/then stuff.

It has the smell of men

Wouldn't this be a question for your philosophy class to answer? If the YMCA building smells like alcohol, then...

I doubt it because the smell is specifically located in the underground entrance to the YMCA and those are classrooms that everyone uses. As well, the smell is only there whenever I enter. It's not there when I leave.

Very funny. I shared this with my TA and he laughed

Yeah. It sucks because it somehow counts as a math course but has nothing to do with numbers.

Aggiepabs28 said:

---

Yeah. It sucks because it somehow counts as a math course but has nothing to do with numbers.

---

That's exactly why I took it

What my search came up with :

PHIL 240 at Texas A&M has a lab component because it is a logic and reasoning course where students learn by doing, through hands-on exercises like working with Venn diagrams, truth tables, and proofs. The labs are designed as a collaborative and low-stress environment to reinforce concepts presented in lectures.

A collaborative AND low-stress environment. I love Venn diagrams. The solutions also look like what we need to do to invest in a clean energy economy. This is beautiful.