“Contents,” New Era, Feb. 1988 New Era February 1988 Volume 18, Number 2 Contents FeedbackLetters to the editor. The Message: What Is True Greatness?President Howard W. HunterIt’s everyday actions that can make you exceptional. How to Say No and Keep Your FriendsChris CrowePeer pressure doesn’t have to hurt. First Person: Who Do We Think We Are?Jean S. MarshallYou’ll be surprised at what you see when you look through the eyes of love. Mormonad: Improve Your Vision BecomingAnnette P. BowenJim, the quiet one, turned out to be a compassionate leader in the mission field. Scripture Lifeline: “Lo, I Am with Thee”Arianna DeviteI was being pulled in a million directions at once, but I was not alone. One Can Make a DifferenceJanet ThomasSue Keller of Washington encourages her school to “reach for the highest that’s in you.” Republic of FaithLisa A. JohnsonHow the gospel works in the exotic Dominican Republic. Fiction: A Portrait of BrendaJack WeylandFarm life was dismal for Brenda, but a younger friend helped brighten things. Mormonisms FYI: For Your InformationUnique Valentine ideas, famous love stories, and more. Facing the ComputersBrian C. HeckertAn intensive workshop helps LDS students find the virtues of computers. The Armstrong SituationDon LindAstronaut Neil Armstrong survived life or death situations by deciding what to do in advance. So can you. Photo of the MonthDon Thorpe PoetryStumbling Blocks Susan SlaterA Thought Terry E. Loveless Cover: The Church in the Dominican Republic blossoms as the youth add their strength. See story, p. 24. (Photography by Janet Thomas.)