Police investigating vandalism of Walton Hall on UA campus: University of Arkansas officials discovered the spray-painted letters SAE, left, on an interior wall of Bud Walton Hall, a vacant former residence hall. UA police officers responded to a vandalism report at the hall, located off Stadium Drive, at about 8 a.m. Nov. 24 and found broken windows and the spray paint. According to the UA’s Greek Life Web site, the university has a chapter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, whose letters are SAE. [READ MORE] BROOKE McNEELY / Northwest Arkansas Times
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