“Contents,” New Era, Oct. 1988
FeedbackLetters to the editor.
The Message: Where Would I Be? Elder Russell C. TaylorWhat would life be like without the gospel to help us through?
Mormonad: Get Yourself into a Tight Squeeze
It’s Not Easy Greg StuartWrestling with the choice between satisfaction and glamour.
Scripture Lifeline: I Will Forgive Darla SwansonWhen a friend does you wrong, it’s the best alternative.
Taking Root Anne C. BradshawSeminary in England is 20 years old and still growing.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersIs it possible to be burned out at 15?
The Discovery Richard M. RomneyYour talents are the key to what you want to be.
Mormonisms
Fitting In Lisa A. JohnsonTwo brothers prove you can live LDS standards and be accepted.
Breakaway Father Roger J. LandYou’d never know whose father he was, until the great run.
Fiction: A Day like No Other Jack WeylandAn elder makes the last great sacrifice of his mission.
FYI: For Your Information
My Family: Honey from on High Dane KayA bad decision makes for a sticky situation.
Drunk Again Ann LawrenceDealing with an alcoholic parent or a friend who has one.
Photo of the Month Frank Keeney
Poetry: Warm Autumn Soup Laurie Dudley
Cover: What to study? What to be? It’s a question most students ask this time of year. For help in making that decision, see story, p. 20. (Photography by Steve Bunderson and Kenneth A. Croft.)