A Harvard Business School alumna told this story about her life as an MBA student in the 1980s: During the spring of my first year, I took a Business Policy class. One of the young men in the class...

A Harvard Business School alumna told this story about her life as an MBA student in the 1980s: During the spring of my first year, I took a Business Policy class. One of the young men in the class hung a bigger than life-size poster in the back of the room. It was a naked woman chained to a tree next to a Paul Bunyan-type man, fully clothed in a flannel jacket, with a chain saw. He was starting to de-limb her. The class broke up. The professor was standing there doubled over in laughter. There were 85 men guffawing away as if it were the funniest thing they’d ever seen. The women just sat there with their mouths open. Did this professor and these students behave ethically? What would you consider to be ethical behavior in this circumstance for the men, the women, and the professor?