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Cruzado is well known for bringing greater public understanding to the importance of the Morrill Act of 1862, which created the public, land-grant university system.

Montana State University's rodeo team has been given a unique opportunity to participate in the presidential inaugural parade ...

"You’re representing a lot more than yourself. ... You’re representing the western way of life," MSU rodeo coach Kyle Whitaker said about his team riding in the Inaugural Parade on Monday.

The parade also includes bands, citizen groups and floats proceeding from the U.S. Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House.