The histrionic personality disorder that is being used by the defense in the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse trial might not even be included in the revised edition of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. "You can get the histrionics diagnosis without the sexual piece," says Frank Farley, a professor in Temple's College of Education. "It's that you're supposed to meet five out eight criteria. So the sexual criteria might not even be met in some of these cases."

Annually, up to 1 billion birds die after colliding with windows. While there are plenty of window decals out there meant to alert birds to danger, most aren't attractive. But now students at the Tyler School of Art have created bird-themed window art. Ninety-six pieces of transparent film lined windows at Temple this spring, each donning an artful illustration designed to make the glass more visible to birds. "From the sublime to the whimsical, it was all very inventive,” says Alice Drueding, head of Graphic and Interactive Design at Tyler.