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Issue date: 10/7/08 Section: On Campus

Joanna Martin

Greeks on any campus provide fellowship and opportunities to build relationships. At Clearwater Christian College, many students say Greeks are also fun and enjoyable, and give them a chance to relax for a few moments and forget about the busyness of life.

TDX began this year. The new girls' Greek was formed because other Greeks were getting too full. Its mascot is the Phoenix. Students are still learning of the new organization, and one often hears it called the "new Greek on campus," since many students do not yet know its name.

The goal of TDX is simple--serving the Lord. Junior Joanna Martin, TDX president, said, "We're set on serving the Lord in all we do."

Right now, TDX is one of the smaller Greeks, but Martin said it has a good combination of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

"There are nine girls in the Greek, with a good balance from freshmen all the way to seniors," according to Martin. She said that one thing was for sure about this Greek: nobody feels left out because everybody is included. Martin said that because they are still small, almost everyone has a leadership position.

Each of the members are excited about the new beginning and the opportunities that will arise, according to Martin. "We're a tight-knit group and look forward to developing this new Greek," she said.

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