sexual advances, Rager convinced Smith to become his student assistant, with the result that she was solely at his disposal for one class period every school day.  He then launched what a reasonable jury could view as a carefully planned seduction.  He employed every available advantage to get what he wanted, including his greater knowledge and experience, his position of trust and authority, and his private office and bathroom.  Instead of using Smith to assist him with his professional duties, he used her to satisfy his desire for quick, secret sex between classes.
(Id. at 10-11 (citation & footnote omitted).)   The summary judgment record fully supports the district court's view;  Heather Smith was a child of seventeen, after all, and Rager a teacherBEIJING, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Religious extremism has begun to spread to inland China from its western Xinjiang region, long considered by the government to be at the forefront of its efforts to battle Islamist separatists, the country's top religious affairs official said.

China says it faces a serious threat from Islamist militants in Xinjiang, which borders central Asia, Afghanistan and Pakistan, and is home to the largely Muslim Uighur minority group.

Hundreds have died there in recent years in violence that Beijing blames on religious extremists, and the government has put in place tight controls on religion in the name of combating radicalism and maintaining stability.

Extremist thought was now infiltrating China's "inland provincial areas", Wang Zuoan, head of the State Administration for Religious Affairs, told the National Congress of