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Coaching has meant different strokes for Dietz
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Jim Dietz does not know quite when the change occurred, but there
was a definite shift in his focus somewhere during his five decades
in the sport of oars - from a hard-driven, dedicated athlete, winner
of 18 Head of the Charles races, to a coach of the same stripe.
"That's just how your life evolves," said Dietz, who is in his
12th year as coach of the highly decorated University of
Massachusetts women's rowing team. "At one point in my life the race
was everything. It was all about w...
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CAREER BRINGS DIETZ HOME\ HIGHLANDS GRAD QBS MARSHALS.(Sports)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)
; Byline: Dan Wright Post contributor In their first year out of college, most 23-year olds are just getting started on a new career. For Brett Dietz, his first year out of Hanover College has given him a chance to work on two careers. Dietz, a former star quarterback at Covington Catholic, not only
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Dietz, John J.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Dietz, John J. Sunday, July 16, 2000 Dietz, John J. Of New Berlin. Entrusted to our care. CHURCH AND CHAPEL
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Dietz plays like vet in championship Sophomore hits five treys, tallies 21 points
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ANN WILLIAMSON/THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Kimberly Dietz saved her best for the last game of the season, pouring in 21 points on 7-of-13 shooting. The sophomore also canned 5 of 9 3-pointers, including a crucial trey late in the game. By Tim Bisel THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL MANHATTAN Kansas State sophomore
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DIETZ CARRIES HANOVER TO DIV. III PLAYOFFS.(Sports)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)
; Byline: Terry Boehmker Post staff reporter Hanover College was built along a ridge that overlooks the Ohio River near Madison, Ind. It's a scenic setting, but that's not what attracted Covington Catholic High School graduate Brett Dietz to the rustic campus three years ago. Dietz said he went there
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Young minds will miss him; After 45 years in the classroom, Myron Dietz eases into retirement
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; Aug. 21 won't mark the start of just another school year at Lancaster Mennonite High School. Even in the first hours of the day, Myron Dietz's absence will be palpable in the hallways of LMHS, where he taught as many as 15,000 students during a 45-year teaching career before retiring in May. "The
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