Georgia Tech men's tennis programs and guides, 1983-2005.

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Georgia Tech men's tennis programs and guides, 1983-2005.

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Each of these annual publications, which are primarily intended as media guides and/or recruiting brochures, contains photos and profiles of the current team and coaches; reviews of the previous season and outlooks for the upcoming season; schedules for the coming season; a section on Tech tennis history; information on the Tech tennis facilities; media information; and background on Georgia Tech itself. The guides for 1985 through 1989 also include this information for the women's tennis team at Tech; after that date, a separate publication was published for the women's team.

0.4 linear feet (1 document case; about 11 bound and unbound volumes)

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