3. Ken is a young, part-time college athletic coach. His best player, Julie, is an attractive young woman. Since there are only a few years difference in their ages and Ken is quite attracted to Julie, he keeps asking her out. She consistently refuses to go. Traditionally, the best player is appointed as team captain. However, after Julie tells Ken to stop this behavior, and complains to the Athletic Director, Ken announces that he will select the captain this year by doing a coin toss. o This is sexual harassment. No matter if he's part-time or full-time, same age or not Julie has denied a date with Ken several times and he still asks. He takes it a step further by not be naming her the captain of the team after she complains to the athletic director about his behavior. If we go to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's Guidelines by denying her from being captain for reporting him and not going on a date with him that's sexual harassment because he's basically denying her promotion