Michelle Obama pumps up crowd at University of Northern Iowa
First lady spoke at McLeod Center
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First lady Michelle Obama, right, gives a high five to a young supporter during a campaign stop at the McLeod Center on the University of Northern Iowa campus Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, in Cedar Falls, Iowa. (AP Photo/The Waterloo Courier, Matthew Putney) TV OUT, MANDATORY CREDIT
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — Michelle Obama’s address brought rave reviews Friday, at least from those inside the McLeod Center at the University of Northern Iowa.
“I loved the way she specifically talked to college students,” said DeVonne Bates, a UNI Panther from Georgia.
Her friend, Deidre Tolbert, also a student from Georgia, appreciated the first lady’s tone and what Tolbert considered a winning message.
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