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Concert Young Stoner Life Records and 300 Entertainment 2 HOMECOMING 2019 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE HOMECOMING 2019 3 4 HOMECOMING 2019 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE Gunna will be ‘dripping’ for this year’s homecoming concert Young Stoner Life Records and 300 Entertainment. Gunna was recently featured on the cover of XXL Magazine as a part of the 2019 XXL Freshman Class, a group of hip-hop’s rising stars. Jared Sellick Gunna told XXL magazine how he got into music. COLUMNIST “I always liked music so I feel like me, when I first made a song The 2019 Homecoming concert and heard myself like listening will take place Thursday at the to myself on a beat, that inspired Yuengling Center at 8 p.m. The myself,” Gunna said. show will feature rapper Gunna Gunna’s performance will and up-and-coming rapper Bryce include a $5,000 video package. The homecoming concert will feature “Drip Too Hard” rapper Gunna and up-and-coming rapper Bryce Vine. He is expected to be Gunna is best known for Vine. SPECIAL TO THE ORACLE paid $75,000, according to a his songs “Drip Too Hard” and the first and second spot of the He started his career in 2013 popularity when he collaborated presentation given by the Center “Never Recover” which rose to Billboard charts last October. in Atlanta and quickly grew in with Young Thug and signed with n See CONCERT on PAGE 9 PUTTING THE “CARE” BACK IN “HEALTH CARE.” To a patient, you’re more than just a health care provider. You’re a hero. And the best thing you can do is go above and beyond in delivering patient-centered care. At NSU, you’ll get hands-on training and learn best practices from experienced health care professionals who bring case studies to life. Your path to becoming a confident, caring, and capable health care leader starts by attending NSU’s Health Professions Open House on October 27. Visit nova.edu/openhouse and register today. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE HOMECOMING 2019 5 6 HOMECOMING 2019 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE Join USF Model United Nations Model United Nations is a mock simulation of the United Nations where students from across the country and around the world convene to discuss and solve some of today’s most pressing issues from the perspective of a United Nations representative (ambassador/delegate). We're a good t for students interested in international affairs. http://usf-model-un.webbow.io/ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE HOMECOMING 2019 7 Interested in public relations? Interested in internship opportunities? Interested in networking? Join the Public Relations Student Society of America! Walter E. Griscti Chapter Meetings are every Thursday at 6 p.m. in CIS 1046! Follow us @USFPRSSA 8 HOMECOMING 2019 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE Michelle Buteau to bring bold banter to Stampede Comedy Show By Devin Perry news of the previous week along two and the experiences she’s CORRESPONDENT with a cast of fellow comedians. had while raising her kids. Buteau has also appeared on The Buteau is also starring Kicking off USF’s Eric Andre Show, Key and Peele, alongside Jennifer Lopez, Owen Homecoming week is the annual Lip Service, Lopez Tonight and The Wilson and Sarah Silverman in Stampede Comedy Show, a Jim Gaffigan Show. Buteau was the upcoming movie Marry Me, stand-up comedy set starring also awarded a spot on Esquire’s with filming beginning earlier Michelle Buteau, an unapologetic “10 Best Stand-Up Comedians To this month. comedian currently starring in Watch” in 2017. Buteau has interviewed several the series First Wives Club. With her comedy stemming famous figures like former The Stampede Comedy Show from her loud and excited first lady Michelle Obama and is free for USF students and the personality, Buteau takes comedian Bo Burnham in weekly Tampa community with doors on topics such as politics, segments on her podcast Late opening tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the relationships and race in her Night Whenever. Marshall Student Center (MSC) stand-up routines. Buteau has also been known Ballroom. Students can RSVP “The best sets I’ve had when it to be highly active on Twitter, on BullSync and are allowed to comes to comedy is when I black discussing and confronting bring a guest. out and say whatever the f*** I’m political, racial and social topics. Buteau is known best for her thinking,” Buteau told metro.us. Embracing transgender and role in VH1’s Best Week Ever, Much of her comedy consists African American leads, Buteau The Stampede Comedy Show will be held in the Marshall Student in which she commented on the of stories as a black mother of n See COMEDY on PAGE 10 Center Ballroom tonight at 6:30 p.m. SPECIAL TO THE ORACLE 2019 Color the Campus Sunday, Oct. 6 • 3:00pm • MSC Atrium Charit-a-Bull Canned Food Drive See you at the MSCSun. for Oct. these6 - Sun. Oct. great 13 • events!All Day • MSC Atrium Kickoff & Stampede Comedy Show Monday, Oct. 7 • 7:30pm • MSC Ballroom Homecoming Ball! Wednesday, Oct. 9 • 8:30pm • MSC Ballroom View the full list of events at usf.edu/homecoming DOWNLOAD MyUSF Mobile MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE HOMECOMING 2019 9 CONCERT attended the Berklee College Continued from PAGE 4 of Music and eventually signed with the record label Kiva House for Student Involvement (CSI) to Lambrazo. the Student Government Senate. Vine shared with Billboard Vine is expected to be paid how it felt for “Drew Barrymore $20,000, which is an increase of to hit the charts. $17,500 compared to last year’s “When I found out that I was opener budget. on the Hot 100 chart it was kind Vine is best known for his of like a flame built inside,” Vine songs “Drew Barrymore” and “La said. “There’s nothing really like La Land.” “Drew Barrymore” hit that feeling.” No. 47 in the Billboard Hot 100 Tickets are available online last September. He first entered at the USF website. The tickets the public spotlight when he was cost $10 for students and guest featured on The Glee Project, a tickets at $15. Staff, faculty and 2011 show that functioned as an alumni can purchase tickets for audition for the hit show Glee $20. The price for all community on Fox. concertgoers is $25. After The Glee Project, he Vine is expected to be paid $20,000, which is an increase of $17,500 compared to last year’s opener budget. SPECIAL TO THE ORACLE 10 HOMECOMING 2019 MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE COMEDY Continued from PAGE 8 spreads positivity by embracing black leads in television, including her role as Bree in the rebooted First Wives Club. She has also been very critical about “Trump’s America” in her Twitter. Taking a jab at the president, Buteau tweeted, “The only tremendous job Trump has created for me is writing jokes about him.” In her comedy, Buteau tends to get personally connected with the audience, calling them “honey” and starting back-and-forths with everyone in the room. “I feel like being single for so long really has made me a better performer because I had to go on all of these terrible Buteau’s comedy is centered around her family, race, sex and politics. dates,” Buteau elaborated in an SPECIAL TO THE ORACLE interview with Bustle. “When I had to act interested or make it being onstage.” of Homecoming week tonight, fun for me so I could get through Continuing the annual comedy hoping to start it off right with it or whatever, that has been a show tradition, the Stampede roaring laughter. proper sounding board for me Comedy Show will mark the start MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 ● THE ORACLE HOMECOMING 2019 11 Home games to wrap up final celebrations against then-No. 1 Maryland Bulls had their game Saturday beginning at a later date yet to be Homecoming week with a noon (which was ultimately a 1-0 loss) against Tulsa called in the 67th determined. match against SMU at The and then-No. 5 Louisville (a 2-0 minute due to lightning in the Corral. USF win). Tulsa area. Despite USF leading Volleyball But it’s the Bulls’ Friday night USF’s lone game at Corbett 2-1, the game was ruled no contest match that all eyes will be on. Stadium during Homecoming and will be replayed from the USF volleyball wraps up War on I-4 rival UCF comes Brian Hattab week comes Friday at 8 p.m. into The Corral for the first of a against another good opponent home-and-home (the Bulls pay SPORTS EDITOR — No. 2 SMU (Radio: Bulls a return visit to Orlando on Nov. Unlimited on iHeartRadio). 1), with first serve scheduled for Homecoming week is usually At the time of publication, the 8 p.m. filled with many home sporting Mustangs were 9-0 and had only HIstory has not been kind to events. conceded three goals all season. the Bulls. USF has lost 12 straight While 2019 may not go down The Bulls come in on a three- matches to the Knights, with the as the year with the most home game win streak, their second Bulls’ last victory coming Aug. games, it does pack a decent such streak of the season. 26, 2012, when UCF was still a punch. Senior goalkeeper Harrison member of Conference USA. Devenish-Meares has recorded USF had its chances during Men’s Soccer three clean sheets so far this the match at The Corral last season, matching his career total year, though.
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