Kathryn Ann George v. University Idaho and

This appeal involves a claim for breach of contract against the University of Idaho. Kathryn George sued the University for
breach of a 1986 release agreement entered into by George, the University, and a former professor at the University, William
Lee Eckhardt. In that agreement, George agreed to release claims of sexual harassment against Eckhardt and the University.
The University moved for summary judgment, which motion was granted by the district court. For the reasons stated below, we
vacate the judgment. Facts Because we are reviewing a grant of summary judgment, we will recite the facts in a light most favorable to George,
the non-moving party below. Kathryn George began attending the University of Idaho College of Law in the fall semester of
1985. William Lee Eckhardt was a professor, and one of George's instructors, at the law school. During the fall semester of
1985, George and Eckhardt became personally acquainted and subsequently entered into an intimate relationship. At various
times during the fall the parties expressed a desire to end the relationship. Finally, at some time in December prior to the
semester's final examinations, George terminated the affair.