following Kurt Warner's win in 2008. Olderman, the driving force behind the Players' All-Pro teams and awards, was also a fine artist and cartoonist. When the NEA news service released its stories on the annual NFL awards they were accompanied by artwork provided by Olderman to illustrate the stories. Syndicated columns Andrews McMeel Almanac — daily feature offering notable historical events, interesting birthdays, phases of the moon and intriguing quotes, facts and statistics Ann Coulter Ask Dick Kleiner by Dick Kleiner (1975–2001) Ask the Doctors by Eve Glazier, M.D., Elizabeth Ko, M.D, and Robert Ashley, M.D. Astro-Graph by Eugenia Last — astrology Billy Evans Says by Billy Evans (1918–1928) Celebrity Cipher by Luis Campos — decoding famous quotes Do Just One Thing by Danny Seo — eco-friendly ways to save money and the planet Georgie Anne Geyer Erskine Johnson Morton Kondracke Donald Lambro Kathryn Jean Lopez Gene Lyons Mary Margaret McBride NEA Bridge by Phillip Alder — on bridge NEA Crossword Puzzle by Dan Stark On Religion by Terry Mattingly Cokie Roberts and Steven V. Roberts Sense & Sensitivity by Harriette Cole David Shribman Sudoku Daily TasteFood by Lynda Balslev The Village Idiot by Jim Mullen Joe Williams on sports (1938–1940s) Byron York Staff reporters Josephine van der Grift Newspaper Enterprises Association strips and cartoons NEA Christmas strip From 1936 to 2010, NEA produced an annual Christmas-themed daily comic strip for its subscribing newspapers as a holiday bonus. They typically ran for three to four weeks before Christmas, with the concluding installment on December 25 or a nearby date. Strip historian Allan Holtz notes that over the years these strips featured regular NEA characters, adapted classic Christmas stories, and original stories with single-appearance characters. Cartoonist Walt Scott was responsible for the Christmas strip for many years, starting in 1937, and then from 1950 to 1962. He illustrated the strip in 1937, 1949, 1960, and 1961; and wrote & drew it from 1950 to 1959 (with 1954 being a reprint) and in 1962. Hal Cochran wrote the strip from 1937 to 1943. The 1942 strip, "Santa's Victory Christmas," had a World War II-era theme of conserving raw materials to further the war effort, and was drawn by Superman ghost artist Leo Nowak. The 1967 entry, Bucky's Christmas Caper, was written and drawn by famed comic book creator Wally Wood. Phil Pastoret wrote the Christmas strip in 1971, 1974, and 1977. The