“Contents,” New Era, Feb. 2007, 1 New Era February 2007 Volume 37, Number 2 Contents The Message: Don’t Face the World Alone 2 Elder Richard G. Scott Keep your spiritual flame burning brightly. The Turnaround 6 Kayla Casper I was on a downward spiral until the gospel influenced my attitude. Idea List: Getting Along 9 Play together; eat together; talk to each other; pray together. The Simplicity of Symbols 10 David A. Edwards Symbols, both ancient and modern, help us communicate and worship. Q&A: Questions and Answers 14 My friend seems really depressed. I’m afraid she might even be thinking about taking her own life. What should I do? New Era Poster: Dress for Success 17 Reverencing the Temple 18 Paul VanDenBerghe Youth in South Africa love the temple and strive to remain worthy. Mama’s Refrigerator 22 Emma E. Sanchez Sanchez The “history” on the refrigerator door was enough to make my father cry. In His Own Backyard 24 Sara Faust For Abram Sorensen, digging into the past was as close as his own backyard. Of Good Report 28 Aubri J. Pope A school report on the Prophet Joseph Smith made a big difference. A Night to Remember 30 Janet Thomas This prom in Michigan was different from most. Modesty was the key. Is Anyone Laughing? 34 Russell Wilcox Just joking? Sometimes things said as teasing hurt the worst. The Extra Smile 37 What’s Up? 38 Instant Messages 40 The missionary remembered; dancing was my answer; proud grandpa; helping my teacher stop swearing. Where Is Your Book of Mormon? 42 Elder David E. Sorensen The book should be taken into your heart instead of sitting on the bookshelf. What’s in It for You 47 We’ve Got Mail 48 Poem: Another Leaf 49 Vicki Lynn Giglio