An art professor who permits students in the class to draw pictures of a live nude model would almost automatically be charged with sexual harassment.

This statement is false. Drawing pictures of a live nude model is a common practice in art classes and is not considered sexual harassment as long as it is conducted in a professional and educational manner. The professor should ensure that the model is treated with respect, and students should be informed and consent to the use of a nude model in class. If the professor fails to create a safe and appropriate learning environment, they could potentially face charges of sexual harassment, but simply allowing students to draw a nude model is not in itself harassment.