People with schizophrenia, are generally not violent, experts say, but the risk that they will be rises when they stop taking medications. William R. Dubin, chair of psychiatry at Temple’s School of Medicine, said research has found that in the absence of substance abuse, people with schizophrenia were less violent than those with depression or bipolar disorder.

50 Shades of Grey has taken what was once considered pornographic fiction and put it right into the mainstream. "But what makes this book popular with women is that it is written for them," said Temple sociologist Julia Ericksen. "What you find is an old-fashioned romance — the same you would find in any Harlequin romance or even a Jane Austen novel — but with a lot of explicit sex."

Faculty and students from Temple’s School of Tourism and Hospitality Management presented their final reports to the city and public concluding a three-year partnership with Cape May. Betsy Barber, associate dean, called the project a labor of love that was as beneficial to the school as it was to the city. According to the research, 34 percent of visitors come from Pennsylvania, 32 percent from New Jersey and 12 percent from New York.