Article: Staff writer Juliet Eilperin ...

Article: Hoover Institution: ''Fight Club Politics'' Author Juliet ...
Business Wire;  April 4, 2006 ;     671 words ... ... Rowman and Littlefield and Hoover Studies, 2006), Juliet Eilperin, a Washington, D.C., native and Washington Post reporter ... Partisanship is Poisoning the House of Representatives" by Juliet Eilperin ISBN: 0-7425-5118-0 $19.95 cloth 176 pages March ...

Article: Staff writers Juliet Eilperin ...
The Washington Post;  November 3, 2008 ;     188 words ...Staff writers Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson contributed to this report.

Article: Juliet Eilperin Available to Speak on Tom DeLay ...
Business Wire;  April 4, 2006 ;     536 words ...STANFORD, Calif. -- Juliet Eilperin, author of Fight Club Politics: How Partisanship is Poisoning ... Partisanship is Poisoning the House of Representatives by Juliet Eilperin ISBN: 0-7425-5118-0 $19.95 cloth 176 pages March ...

Article: Wild lands and creatures should be saved, treasured and kept at a ...
The Washington Post;  January 29, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Writing about the environment in the 21st century can pose a serious challenge, in part because it is so easy to repeat the familiar, dismal tale of how humans are ruining their natural surroundings as never before. While this is true enough, its constant repetition can get dull, undermining even

Article: Chill out- literally; Sweden's Ice Hotel is out of this world, ...
The Sunday Independent (South Africa);  April 13, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Gabriella Augustsson of the Swedish foreign ministry tried to reassure me as we made our way through the Stockholm airport. "It's a dry cold," she said. We were heading to the Ice Hotel to learn how an exceptionally pure river can produce one of the most visually arresting construction projects on

Article: Cut fossil fuel use urgently, say scientists; While politicians ...
The Sunday Independent (South Africa);  March 16, 2008 ;     700+ words ...The task of cutting greenhouse gas emissions enough to avert a dangerous rise in global temperatures may be far more difficult than previous research suggested, say scientists who have just published studies indicating that it would require the world to cease emitting carbon altogether within

Article: WASHINGTON IN BRIEF
The Washington Post;  May 27, 2006 ;     617 words ... ... confirmed without opposition. Dale Klein, Gregory Jaczko and Peter Lyons were confirmed as members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. President Bush plans to appoint Klein chairman. -- Staff writer Juliet Eilperin and news services