Fair Elms College (F.E.C.), a private, church-sponsored college, insists on separate living arrangements for unmarried men and women students. Landlords renting off-campus housing to F.E.C. students in a nearby city are required to comply with the college's prohibition against mingling of the sexes. Mary, a non-student, applied for housing at a residence occupied by only male students from F.E.D. She was denied quarters. Does Mary have any legal recourse? Why?