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Abstract:
Ask any student who has ever eaten in Sadler dining hall about Irene Krebzdak, and chances are a smile will appear.

It is a smile that resembles the one Irene always wears as she swipes students' cards when they enter the dining hall. That smile, along with welcoming bright eyes behind her glasses, is always there to welcome students, along with a basket of starlight mints....

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Elizabeth Johnson

posted 10/10/06 @ 8:30 PM EST

I lived in Sadler for two years, and I cannot remember a day when Irene was unfriendly or impersonal. At such a large school it's people like Irene who make students feel like individuals instead of just a number.

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Kusznir Hartmut

posted 7/05/07 @ 4:07 PM EST

I am a Cousin of Irene Krebsdak from Syracuse; I live in Hannover/Germany. Can you help me to contact her? Thanks.

Hartmut Kusznir

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Whatever

posted 2/17/09 @ 11:32 AM EST

I'm sure she's a nice lady, but I have such a difficult name that she doesn't even try to pronounce it, and end up not even telling me to have a nice day. Not that I care if she says it or not, but I don't think she's that amazing and only to a select few she chooses to remember.

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