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Colgate University’s department of natural sciences held a NASC Colloquium in Robert H.N. Ho Science Center on Friday, Dec. 1. The lecture, given by Assistant Professor of Computer Science Noah Apthorpe, was entitled “Student Privacy and Management Systems.” Apthorpe received his doctorate degree in computer science from Princeton University. His dissertation, “Network Privacy and User.