Filching printer paper.When I take business school classes, I prefer to have a hard copy of the notes that are distributed electronically by the professors. Because there is typically a long line of students at the school printer, I print my notes at home. This not only makes better use of my time but reduces ink consumption and wear and tear on the school printer. However, class notes require a great deal of printer paper, and I would like to take home a pack of the paper that is stockpiled near the school printer. I would use it only for printing class notes. Given that I would consume the same paper if I printed the material at school, is there an ethical problem with this?