MSU Brings Bobcat Spirit To Downtown Bozeman
POSTED: 6:39 pm MDT August 27, 2010UPDATED: 6:45 pm MDT August 27, 2010BOZEMAN, Mont. -- Montana State University brought its Bobcat spirit to the streets of downtown Bozeman today.MSU President Waded Cruzado led the first "Meet and Greet" event. Cruzado along with other school staff members and the marching band strolled down Main Street.Cruzado says she decided to do the event to embrace the community the week before school. They stopped inside different businesses to play their famous fight song.This is Cruzado's first fall season as president."We are so excited," said Cruzado. "We're about to welcome one of out biggest classes in the history of Montana State University... we have wonderful sports, and students are back and we just want to let people know we have a wonderful school, let's celebrate it!"
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