Shana Gadarian

@sgadarian.bsky.social

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Professor, Political Science | Syracuse University, Maxwell School | American politics, political psychology | Co-author of Anxious Politics and Pandemic Politics

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My big kid is at climbing camp this week. He’s much braver and cooler than me.

#Lifegoals

My RA is sleeping on the job today.

Do I have the flu or is it ennui? A real question I’ve asked myself.

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Neil Lewis, Jr.

I really like this Sidanius et al article on the role of spite in distributing good.

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Emily Farris

Charlie says hi back!

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. Enjoying the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville.

The Phanatic is in London!

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Debbie Schildkraut

We do a lot of napping

Six! So much fun.

Otto in DC!

Like daycare, Charlie’s dog walker sends us pictures. So we know he’s being the best boy.

So everyone knows Charlie lives here.

As predicted, we got a puppy and now I’ve bought a million things off Chewy and am considering whether the doggo needs separate jackets by season.

This might just be a puppy account now that we adopted Charlie Brown.

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John Gramlich

True! The comparison that is always surprising to students is how long the change took for interracial marriage attitudes compared to same sex marriage.

Congrats to our graduates!

Otto and I enjoyed grad convocation this morning.

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Mirya Holman

I will make an exception for Dan Levy.

This is just as likely to cause an emergency by making my bag sticky but it’s a risk I’m willing to take.

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Mark Copelovitch

Hadestown! Super inventive staging and the voices! Amazing.

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Shana Gadarian

For all the mispocha who need a laugh.

My absolute favorite type of local story. Celebrity comes to Syracuse and eats at local restaurant.

I wouldn’t say it was life changing but it was an experience.

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Christina Wolbrecht

We’ve all been there! My response to those situations: i.pinimg.com/originals/f1...

Quick trip to Milwaukee and Chicago. Sorry if I missed some of you! See you in Philly!

Super interesting use of art to create conversation about politics. This is a Story Cart where people will record interviews about trust in government and what they would need to increase trust. It’s mobile and the Center for 21st Century Studies at UW-Milwaukee takes it out into the community.

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Emily Farris

We have a tiger statue at the Rosemond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse