Noise is magnified in them. They are colder in cold weather and hotter in hot weather. They are fire traps and, needless to say, walking in them is not like walking on the floor. One fellow teacher I know, one year tried to teach chemistry in a trailer. He could barely walk down the rows of students to help them.
Some trailers leak in rainy weather.
Schools should be replacing trailers with classrooms before they buy new computers. Trailers in Charleston County, S.C., after Hurricane Hugo. Mr. Lileks would house students in tents the way they do inmates at some overcrowded prisons. The dog's fame emerges from his being the offspring of a former mascot. You answer this one.