The new MBA students are having their orientation week at MPOW. My question is: Do I come down hard on them whenever I see one using a mobile phone in the library, so that they get used to this policy from the beginning? Or do I follow my inclination to reinterpret this policy to be against disruptive noise in general and so excuse brief and quiet mobile phone conversations?
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