“Contents,” New Era, Sept. 1992
Special Issue: Education—Learn Wisdom In Thy Youth
The Message: What My Teachers Taught MeTrue education doesn’t just make us smarter; it makes us better.
What Is the Most Important Word?If we tell you, will you remember?
A Waste of Time?School expands your horizons, not just your earning potential.
Everyday Heroes: Signs of LoveAimee “speaks” with her hands so others can “hear” with their eyes.
Ten Ways to Get More Out of School
Our Son, MOTWhy the Lord won’t solve all our problems for us. How he does help.
How I Know: I Asked, He AnsweredHe put Moroni’s challenge to the test.
Q&A: Questions and AnswersMy parents expect too much of me in school. What should I do?
Mormonad: Get a Higher Education
“I Quit!”Not! (After all, the temple builders didn’t quit.)
Lift Up Mine EyesA tough hike up Half Dome taught her to stay close to the Lord.
WinningLDS youth in Vidor, Texas, are a minority who make a major difference.
Mormonisms
If Not a University, Then What?Profiles of some who are succeeding at alternatives.
Fiction: Stolen WordsWhat’s plagiarism? It’s when a writer makes a wrong.
Grand Designs:Announcing the 1993 New Era contest.
Through Clouds of DoubtJogging in the fog, a missing temple, and a lesson about eternal goals.
FYI: For Your Info
Scripture Lifeline: All That Work for NothingShe failed the A.P. test and almost missed the real lesson.
Not Where but HowLDS students learn to thrive at non-Church schools.
Poem: Graduation
[photo, illustration] Cover: The computer symbolizes man’s efforts to gain and use knowledge. The light and the starry heavens remind us that “The glory of God is intelligence, or, in other words, light and truth” (D&C 93:36 ). Righteousness opens our minds to the truth of both earthly and heavenly things—and that’s true education.“Christ in the Temple”, by Heinrich Hofmann; Courtesy of C. Harrison Conroy Co. Inc.