Fraternity Denies Involvment in CSAS Parent Camping Vandalism

The circumstantial evidence may point to a fraternity.

But tonight members of that fraternity deny any involvement in the vandalism outside the School for Arts and Sciences.

It happened to parents camping out to get their children into the school.

Some tents and chairs were slashed and stabbed.. In the pattern of a Greek symbol.

A fraternity is next door.

But tonight.. Fraternity leaders came out to assure the parents they had nothing to do with the vandalism.

Ed Powers of Sigma Chi says, "Everybody here is pretty much convinced that we did not do this , and that we're not involved. That's also the opinion of the administration here at CSAS. Our chapter advisor Marcus Holsey talked to him this morning, Steve Ball, who's princpal . He doesn't feel that it was us, the University doesn't feel it was us."

Parents began lining up last week, in an effort to get their kids enrolled at the school.

C-S-A-S starts officially taking applications this Saturday.