January 28th 

Prof. Martha Haynes (Cornell University) 
``First Light in the Universe: What Ended the Dark Ages'', by M. Rees 

Jeremy Darling (Cornell University) 
``The Dark Ages: Searching for the Epoch of First Light'', by A. Meiksin  

Dave Kornreich (Cornell University) 
``The First Stars: Where Did they Form?'', by J. Miralda-Escude  

Prof. Jim Rose (Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 
``The Role of Environment on the Evolution of Early-Type Galaxies in Clusters''

Barbara Catinella (Cornell University) 
``The First Galaxies: Clues from Element Abundance'', by M. Pettini 

Dr. Thomas Nikola (Cornell University) 
``Gas and Dust in Protogalaxies'', by F. Combes  

Prof. Gordon Stacey (Cornell University) 
``Submillimeter-selected Galaxies'', by A. Blain et al  

Dr. Vassilis Charmandaris (Cornell University) 
``Deep Submillimeter Surveys: Luminous Infrared Galaxies at High Redshift'', by D. Sanders  

Spring Break -- No Galaxy Lunch  

Matt Bradford (Cornell University) 
``Molecular Gas in High-Redshift Submillimeter Galaxies'', by Frayer and Scoville 

Prof. Martha Haynes (Cornell University) 
``Submillimeter Observations of Luminous z>4 Radio-quiet Quasars and the Contribution of AGN to the Submm Source Population'' by McMahon et al.. 

Dr. Bernhard Brandl (Cornell University) 
``Dust and gas in luminous infrared galaxies - results from SCUBA observations'', by U. Lisenfeld, et al. 

Barbara Catinella (Cornell University) 
``Photometric Redshifts: A New Tool for Studying High-Redshift Clusters'', by Lubin and Brunner  

Prof. Martha Haynes (Cornell University) 
``The Most Distant X-ray Clusters and the Evolution of their Space Density'' by Rosati et al.  

Daniel Devost (Cornell University) 
``Imaging the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Effect'' by Carlstrom et al.